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Green Left Weekly issue #734, 5 December 2007
Migrant workers fight for union rights
BRIEF
, UNITED STATES
Venezuela-Colombia dispute erupts as Uribe bans Chavez from seeking peace
COLOMBIA
Heightened political tensions between Colombia and Venezuela over Colombian President Alvaro Uribes decision on November 21 to cancel the mediating role of his Venezuelan counterpart, President Hugo Chavez, in negotiations for the release of 45 high-profile hostages held by the Revolutionary A...
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Bolivia: Right-wing violence as draft constitution approved
BOLIVIA
Sucre, the home of Bolivia’s constituent assembly, has been subjected to right-wing attacks campesinos (peasants) were violently attacked when they arrived to defend the besieged assembly.
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Breaking news on Venezuela's constitutional reform referendum
VENEZUELA
@body intro = BREAKING NEWS — As Green Left Weekly goes to press, the Venezuelan government has released video evidence of a violent destabilisation campaign being planned by US-funded opponents of the Chavez government and the process of change. The campaign is based on rejected the outcome of th...
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Iraq: Green Zone again hit by mortar rounds
IRAQ
More deadly violence occurred north and south of Baghdad as insurgents appeared intent on sending a message to US and Iraqi officials that their recent expressions of confidence in the nations security were premature, the November 24 Los Angeles Times reported, adding that the atta...
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Palestine: The Annapolis charade0
PALESTINE
On November 27, as Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert met, with the backing of US President George Bush in Annapolis, Maryland, to discuss a possible peace treaty, Israeli troops invaded a number of West Bank cities and attacked the Gaza Strip, ...
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East Timor: For justice and human rights
EAST TIMOR
The following is an open letter to the United Nations Security Council calling for justice and human rights from its mission to Timor-Leste. To view the full list of signatories and sign the letter, visit < http://www.maximsnews.com/107mnunnovember26easttimorfulltextfuA HREF="mailto:lllistofsignersh...
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Philippines: Rebellion fails but dissatisfaction continues
PHILIPPINES
Over 50 military and civilian dissidents remain in custody following the storming of the Manila Peninsular luxury hotel on November 29 by troops loyal to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to dislodge a group of soldiers who had seized the hotel and used it to hold a press conference calling for a â€...
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Saudi Arabia: Vicious sentence exposes Western hypocrisy
SAUDI ARABIA
A 19-year-old Saudi Arabian woman has been sentenced to 200 lashes and 6 months in jail following an incident in 2006 in which she was kidnaped and gang-raped by seven men. When the kidnapping occurred, the woman was in a car in the company of a man who was not an immediate relative, a crime in the ...
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Reporting from the Australian-Venezuela solidarity brigade
VENEZUELA
The Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Networks 7th solidarity brigade is underway in Venezuela. As usual, this brigade sounds like an informative and inspiring experience for the participants, who observed the final week of campaigning for a Yes vote in the Venezuelas constituti...
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Venezuela: Democracy or dictatorship?
VENEZUELA
Much coverage of the Venezuelan revolution in the corporate-owned media presents a severely distorted picture of what is occurring in Venezuela and the nature and actions of the government of President Hugo Chavez. James Jordan, the emergency response coordinator for the US-based Venezuela Solidarit...
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End support to Afghan narco-regime: Bring the troops home now!
AFGHANISTAN
In a new study, entitled Stumbling into Chaos: Afghanistan on the Brink, the Brussels-based Senlis Council international policy think-tank said that the Taliban is now the de facto governing authority in large portions of southern Afghanistan.
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Venezuela: Chavez — workers must be in the vanguard of constructing socialism
VENEZUELA
Following the massive student protests in support of the constitutional reforms and the revolutionary process on November 21, Venezuelas workers movement met the next day, with around 1500 representatives from workplaces gathering at the Teatro Teresa Carreno to plan the campaign to ensu...
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Burma: Heading for a new crisis
BURMA
Since the crackdown on the pro-democracy movement in October, there has been little in the mainstream media coverage of events in Burma. During the crackdown, many people were killed or disappeared by the military as society was placed under curfew.
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Public sector less than 40% of economy
CHINA
After more than one-and-a-half decades of constant erosion under Beijings pro-capitalist policies, Chinas public sector has shrunk to less than 40% of the countrys economy, and an even smaller share of industry and services.
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Ecuador: Constituent revolution begins
ECUADOR
Ecuador began to implement its citizens revolution called for by left-wing President Rafael Correa on November 29 with opening of the constituent assembly, made up of elected delegates tasked with reforming the states institutional framework and drawing up a new constitution....
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History of the Comintern: Colonised peoples take the lead
This year marks the 90th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. In the years following the revolution, its leaders initiated the formation of the Communist (Third) International (Comintern), an international grouping of communist parties. In Venezuela, the leadership of the country’s unfolding soc...
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