Issue #169, July 2010

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Issue #171, September 2010

Electronic Journal & Daily Report 9-11 AT NINE The Conspiracy Industry and the Lure of Fascism by Bill Weinberg, World War 4 Report IS THE U.S. PULLING THE PLUG ON…

Issue #172, January 2011

Electronic Journal & Daily Report BOLIVIA’S NEW WATER WARS Climate Change and Indigenous Struggle by Bill Weinberg, NACLA Report on the Americas BOLIVIA’S CLIMATE PARADOX Latin American progressive governments still…

Issue #173, March 2011

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Issue #174, May 2011

…World Book Review: TROTSKYGRAD ON THE ALTIPLANO Bolivia’s “Permanent Revolution” by Bill Weinberg, NACLA Report on the Americas Last Chance to Save World War 4 Report’s Monthly Edition—Really! “As the…

Issue #175, July 2011

Electronic Journal & Daily Report CHILE: THE MAPUCHE STRUGGLE IN PINOCHET’S SHADOW by Bill Weinberg, Indian Country Today LOVE, STRUGGLE AND MEMORY IN CIUDAD JUAREZ by Kent Paterson, Frontera NorteSur…

Issue #177, December 2011

…by Paul Imison, Upside Down World BRAZIL: GUARANI LEADER SLAIN IN LAND OCCUPATION by Bill Weinberg, Indian Country Today iDIDN’T MOURN STEVE JOBS by Michael I. Niman, ArtVoice, Buffalo, NY…

Issue #167, May 2010

Electronic Journal & Daily Report HONDURAS AND THE POLITICAL USES OF THE DRUG WAR by Nikolas Kozloff and Bill Weinberg, NACLA News IGNORING THE GRASSROOTS IN LATIN AMERICA Powerful Popular…

Issue #178, Summer 2012

  Electronic Journal & Daily Report REDD: LAND-GRAB IN THE NAME OF CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION Peruvian Rainforest Dwellers Charge Privatization Scheme by Bill Weinberg, Indian Country Today OCCUPY GUATEMALA! Shantytown Dwellers…

Terror rocks Istanbul —again

A suicide bomber struck Istanbul’s Taksim Square the morning of Oct. 31, injuring at least 32 in the city’s busiest node. The apparent targets were police officers at a substation…