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Saying Goodbye to the Piketty Summer
Despite the lofty rhetoric redolent of benefitting the publicās interest, CCSS is not local empowerment of parents and teachers on behalf of students
Two years after the fall of the Fernando Lugo government and one year after the rise of Horacio Cartes of the Colorado party, social movements show signs of rebuilding
The law could have forced abortion clinics to close throughout the state
Women behind bars do their damnedest to help those who need care
This past week, central bankers of the capitalist advanced economies (AE) of the USA, Europe and Japan gathered in their annual meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Taking a page from their United States counterparts, European Union trade negotiators apparently interpret the word āconsultationā as a synonym for āignoreā
There are many cases where the target of propaganda is not the general populace, but rather the political-military elite itself
It wasnāt an Act of God. It was an Act of Chevron. An Act of Exxon. An Act of Big Oil
Compared to 1994, the capacity of the South to resist the free trade project and come up with a trade paradigm with a different vision and based on different principles is greater today
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