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Znet Article Trutor: Transnationals in Colombia

Znet Article, May, 23 2004 Jim Trutor
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BOGOTA—The yellow pages here in the Colombian capital show hundreds of transnational companies. Some are marketing products, some are taking advantage of the country’s varied climates, and others seem to be capitalizing on its mini...

Znet Article Hylton: Law and Order in La Paz

Znet Article, May, 14 2004 Forrest Hylton
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During the past year or so, I've tried to describe the nature of the Beast in Bolivia, and in previous articles I've mentioned its hunger for a credible "terrorist" threat, which comes in the unlikely shape of a diminutive, fortyish man with a ree...

Commentary Bond: Assessing the Latin American Left (part 1)

Commentary, May, 11 2004 Patrick Bond
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One of the great punchlines in politics I was fortunate to hear first-hand, was during a 1989 interview for Pacifica Radio with Brazilian presidential candidate Lula. ?You?ve just been in New York, meeting the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerc...

Znet Article Thompson: Inside Bechtel's Spin Machine

Znet Article, May, 10 2004 Ac Thompson
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The Bechtel Group, the massive San Francisco-based construction and engineering firm, has played a leading role in some of the most controversial construction projects in modern history: California's San Onofre nuclear reactor, Boston's budget-bus...

Znet Article Solnit: A Dream Three Times the Size of Texas

Znet Article, May, 06 2004 Rebecca Solnit
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The law of unexpected consequences prevails so frequently that perhaps it should not be so unexpected. For example, Laura Bush's attempt early last year to hold a symposium on "Poetry and the American Voice" while her husband was planning to satur...

Znet Article Gomez: Coup attempt in Bolivia?

Znet Article, April, 23 2004 Luis Gomez
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[We republish this from the Narconews Bulletin, which we are happy to hear is publishing again after a hiatus]. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, APRIL 17 2004: It wasn't a secret, but for a while, nobody was paying attention: there are groups plotting to destabi...

Znet Article Solo: Varieties of Barbarism

Znet Article, April, 21 2004 Toni Solo
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Recent US military conduct in Fallujah, murdering cvilians, closing hospitals and deliberately targeting ambulances, is the latest example of the barbarism of United States official culture. The bluff flow of US government propaganda about promo...

Znet Article Solo: Food, Trade, and US Power Politics in Latin America

Znet Article, April, 10 2004 Toni Solo
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The difference between what Bush officials say to Congress and the pap they feed foreign audiences makes interesting reading for anyone trying to figure out US government rhetoric on Latin America. The account rendered by US Trade Representative R...

Znet Article Monbiot: Jump on our Bandwagon

Znet Article, April, 06 2004 George Monbiot
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Jump on our Bandwagon

Znet Article Monbiot: Jump on our Bandwagon

Znet Article, April, 06 2004 George Monbiot
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Jump on our Bandwagon

Commentary Mondragon: The March of the Orcs

Commentary, March, 30 2004 Hector Mondragon
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**In ÔThe Lord of the RingsÕ, the orcs are the foot soldiers of the evil lord Sauron. They are also the cannon fodder, doing the dirty work while their bosses look on.

Znet Article Burbach: Brazil Turning Left?

Znet Article, March, 23 2004 Roger Burbach
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The cabinet ministers of Luis Inacio “Lula” da Silva’s government who have kept the Brazilian eco...

Znet Article Mondragon: Colombia Today

Znet Article, March, 05 2004 Hector Mondragon
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The first thing you need to know about Colombia today is that there is an economic recovery underway.  Many, especially on the left, like to believe that whatever crisis is going on now is the final one and that capital is on its way out.&nbs...

Znet Article Clarke: The Battle for Water

Znet Article, March, 02 2004 Tony Clarke
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We are taught in school that the Earth has a closed hydrologic system; water is continually being recycled through rain and evaporation and none of it leaves the planet's atmosphere. Not only is there the same amount of water on the Earth today as...

Znet Article Straub: Argentina's Piqueteros and Us

Znet Article, March, 02 2004 Jim Straub
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Argentina's Piqueteros and Us

Znet Article Iqtidar: Ngo Factor At Wsf Worries Activists

Znet Article, February, 15 2004 Humeira Iqtidar
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In the third week of January, close to 90,000 people from around the world gathered in Mumbai as part of the fourth World Social Forum (WSF). The level of organization and sheer number of activists and intellectuals who participated in this event ...

Znet Article Jorquera: New Strike Looms in Bolivia

Znet Article, February, 10 2004 Jorge Jorquera
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With a new indefinite strike looming, Bolivia is on the verge of its third national uprising since February last year. That uprising brought hundreds of thousands of workers and peasants into the streets, but failed to resolve the political and ec...

Commentary Choudry: Laser-Guided Liberalization and Latin America

Commentary, January, 31 2004 Aziz Choudry
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Are bilateral deals the Òsmart bombsÓ of US trade and investment policy?

Znet Article Mondragon: An Outbreak of Yellow Fever in Colombia

Znet Article, January, 29 2004 Hector Mondragon
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Here is another crisis thrown into the daily national disorder.  An emergency.  The Uribe government has admitted that the 2004 outbreak of yellow fever has already killed 8 people in 25 days.  The number who have contracted the ill...

Znet Article Garcia: Demystifying Africa's Absence in Venezuelan History and Culture

Znet Article, January, 28 2004 Jesus Garcia
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Note from Venezuelanalysis.com editors: This article is being posted here in connection with the recent visit of a TransAfrica Forum delegation to Venezuela. An interview with Jesús García, who is the director of the Afrio-Venezuelan Network, ...

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