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Cuba: Dialogue and debate

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Fri, 2010-07-09

It can not be denied that there are meaningful changes taking place in Cuba, though they are few, slow and hard to implement. But they are &ldqu...

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Police Violence and Incompetence is no Exception: From Toronto to Abbotsford, Oakland, and beyond

Syndicated from Media Co-op on Fri, 2010-07-09

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CrimethInc. Presents New Poster: "THE POLICE"

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Fri, 2010-07-09

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Haiti Still Suffering Six Months on From Earthquake

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Fri, 2010-07-09

by Tom Leonard in New York

Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, founder of the British aid charity Mary's Meals, has given the verdict after returning to the shattered Caribbean country.

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Peak oil, prices, and supplies - July 9

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Fri, 2010-07-09

-Climate photo of the week: BP oil spill
-Canada: The Saudi Arabia of the North?
-The Gulf Spill – The Battle over the Drilling Moratorium

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Millions Face Starvation as Niger Prays in Vain for Rain

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Fri, 2010-07-09

by Alastair Stewart

To the north of Niger, the creeping Sahara; to the
south, oil rich and agriculturally lush Nigeria - this nation straddles
the Sahel - dry, hot and cruel. It has suffered catastrophic droughts -
1974, 1984 and 2005.

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Free Our Friends! Community Update on G20 Detainees

Syndicated from Media Co-op

Promoted by blackandred on Fri, 2010/07/09 - 10:51am

By Harsha Walia - July 9, 2010

Over the weekend, there were 1090 arrests, of whom 113 were released without charges on the street, 714 were held for breach of the peace and released within 72 hours, and 263 released with pending charges...Around 20 people still remain in custody. While the exact numbers and charges of some of those still being held in detention are unclear at this time, we know that 17 people are facing a variety of trumped up and politically-motivated allegations including conspiracy.

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Against Ideology? A lecture by CrimethInc. in Bfest 2010

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Fri, 2010-07-09

The nature of ideology remains an enigma for contemporary anarchists: we know we’re against it, but we can’t pin down wha...

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The sound of income inequality

Syndicated from CCPA on Fri, 2010-07-09

Ever wonder what income inequality sounds like? Check out this video by the Public Service Alliance of Canada.

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Fire and Flames!

Syndicated from Media Co-op

Promoted by blackandred on Fri, 2010/07/09 - 9:22am

By Zig Zag - July 8, 2010

Fire and Flames! is a militant report about the G20 protests in Toronto in June 2010, including analysis, tactical tips, background, and more!

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Paul Jay should stick to the "Real" News

Syndicated from Media Co-op on Fri, 2010-07-09

Paul Jay is an experienced journalist and newscaster whose reputation, in some circles, precedes him. He's the founder, CEO and visionary behind the Real News Network, a project that gets out lots of independent journalism, with talented journalists filing stories from Palestine to Toronto.

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Protest calls for justice for Veronica Baxter

Syndicated from Green Left Weekly on Fri, 2010-07-09

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Another walkout at Chinese Honda factory

Syndicated from Libcom on Fri, 2010-07-09

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Cambodian government and unions agree wage increase; strikes could still be on

Syndicated from Libcom on Fri, 2010-07-09

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Unprecedented mass mobilization in West Papua

Syndicated from Intercontinental Cry on Fri, 2010-07-09

As protests continue to spread throughout the eastern half of the island of New Guinea, where indigenous land rights have been suspended, an unprecedented mass mobilization has begun in the west, in the Indonesian-occupied state of West Papua.

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