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Green Left Weekly issue #751, 21 May 2008
Latin America has ‘created its own neighbourhood’
The drums of war are once again beginning to sound, as US imperialism steps up its propaganda attack on Venezuela’s Bolivarian revolution.
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Bolivia: Recall referendums open new struggle
BOLIVIA
A new period of uncertainty has opened in Bolivia with the initiation of recall referendums for the president and prefects of Bolivias nine departments by the opposition-controlled Senate.
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Bush says starving India eats too much
INDIA
Karl Marx, born nearly two centuries ago, had in 1867 (in the first volume of Capital) laid bare the “intimate connection between the pangs of hunger of the most industrious layers of the working class, and the extravagant consumption, coarse or refined, of the rich, for which capitalist accumulat...
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Afghanistan: Anti-occupation protesters shot by police
AFGHANISTAN
Below is a May 10 article from the Earth Times. It is reprinted from http://rawa.org.
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Starving Afghan families sell children
AFGHANISTAN
The article below was originally from Tolo TV news. It was translated by the Revolutionary Association of Women in Afghanistan, see http://rawa.org.
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Burmese junta gets in some violin practice while death toll climbs
BURMA
Ten days after Cyclone Nargis, Burma faces further crisis as its military regime refuses to acknowledge the plight of its people, according to a statement released by seven pro-democracy groups in Burma on May 14.
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France: Massive high school mobilisations against government attacks
FRANCE
An expanded form of this article first appeared in Revista Corriente Alterna. The translation of this extract is by British group, Socialist Resistance.
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Lebanon: Not civil war war against the resistance
LEBANON
Below is abridged from a May 12 post to
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New Zealand: Broad left party strides ahead
NEW ZEALAND
The Residents Action Movement has been growing rapidly in the last month (with around 100-300 people joining per week) as a result of the popularity of their key campaign to remove the 12.5% goods and services tax on food.
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Israel imposes economic crisis on Palestine
PALESTINE
According to Nigel Roberts, World Bank country director for the West Bank and Gaza, closures of Israeli checkpoints and roadblocks that divide the West Bank are the key factor behind todays crisis in the West Bank. They have fragmented the economic space of Palestinians, raised the cost ...
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United States: A leftward shift seeing the forest through the sleaze
UNITED STATES
Below is abridged from a May 13 US Socialist Worker editorial, <htpp://socialistworker.org>.
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Venezuela stops open-cut and gold mines
VENEZUELA
France: May 68 Students and workers revolt shakes the world
FRANCE
In May and June of 1968, a movement erupted in France that threatened not just the survival of the government of President Charles De Gaulle but the system that it represented capitalism.
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Britain: Strongman Brown comes unstuck
BRITAIN
In the May 1 local council elections in England and Wales, the ruling Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Gordon Brown, suffered its worst election defeat in 40 years.
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US blocks Cuba-related websites
CUBA
East Timor thanks Cuba
EAST TIMOR
Indonesian activist offices attacked
INDONESIA
Largest Palestinian protest since start of intifada
PALESTINE
Below is an abridged statement by the Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Campaign.
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United States: Protests against immigration raids
UNITED STATES
@intro = Two hundred protesters from churches, unions and community groups marched and picketed outside the office of the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in downtown San Francisco on May 5.
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Zimbabwe: regime cracks down on unionists
ZIMBABWE
A May 13 statement from the Zimbabwe International Socialist Organisation (ISO) condemned the arrest and detention of Zimbabwe congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) President Lovemore Matombo and Secretary General Wellington Chibhebhe on the 8th of May.
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