In a departure from many international programs of “teaching” and “aiding” Haitians, Jose Luis Patrola of Brazil’s Rural Landless Workers’ Movement speaks here about mutual learning and respect.
“What we witnessed in Egypt and Tunisia, and now in Libya, Syria and Yemen, is that the struggle for freedom is not limited to one nation,” explained Egyptian union leader Kamal Abbas.
Mounting tensions over the Iran’s nuclear controversy serve both the interests of Western neo-conservatives and Iranian hardliners. The main losers will likely be the pro-democracy and civil society movements within Iran.
As uprisings around the world take place against capitalist austerity measures and anti-worker policies, the people's movement in Wisconsin struggles on.
Euphemisms are often employed by politicians, bureaucrats, merchants, and others as tools of manipulation.
Are cyberspace and psychiatric drugs messing with our heads?
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