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A Lobo in Sheep’s Clothing?

New Honduran president's legitimacy questioned as 'one-sided civil war' deepens human rights crisis, national bankruptcy declared

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Finding Comedy in the Muslim World

Arabs are funny! A popular stand-up comedy festival in Jordan proves it.

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Labor’s Last Stand?

A grassroots movement grows after Mexico shuts down a national electric company.

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SLIDESHOW: Inside the World’s Newest Police State

Photos of Honduras in crisis, all taken since President Mel Zelaya was ousted from power by a military coup last June.

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Presidential ‘Peacemaking’ in Latin America

Barack Obama, the fourth U.S. president to win the Nobel Peace Prize, joins the others in the long tradition… more

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Honduras’ Human Rights Crisis

After controversial election, country rocked by violence, including brutal deaths of anti-coup resistance members.

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  • By Kaloian
  • December 15, 2009

INSIDE CUBA SLIDESHOW: Pictures from the Island

Commemorating 50 years of revolution in Cuba.

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  • By Yoss
  • December 11, 2009

INSIDE CUBA: We’re Bad Cuz Nobody Loves Us, Nobody Loves Us Cuz We’re Bad

A history of rock in Cuba.

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INSIDE CUBA: A Day in My Life (Any Day)

The struggle, in the end, is always about money.

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INSIDE CUBA: Gay Life in Cuba

Not much has changed since Reinaldo Arenas’ time.

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INSIDE CUBA: Guerrilla Blogging

A virtual democracy against all odds.

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INSIDE CUBA: From Fidel to Raúl

Continuity, change and perspective.

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INSIDE CUBA: Against the Demons Who Kidnap Information

Without real news, a more open democratic socialism is impossible.

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Election Fray in Honduras

Human rights violations, voter turnout questions stain effort to elect legitimate post-Zelaya president.

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The Legacy of 1989, in Two Hemispheres

November marked the anniversary of major events in 1989: "the biggest year in world history since 1945," as British… more

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INSIDE CUBA: Mystery Island

How Cubans resolve to survive.

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100 Miles of Mirrors

A simple, feasible plan for averting global climatic disaster.

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INSIDE CUBA: Voices From the Island

Welcome to Cuba.

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Banana Repugnant

Can a military dictatorship hold 'free' elections in Honduras?

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Snapshot: H1N1 in Afghanistan

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN--Young Afghans wear face masks as they walk in the main market on Nov. 2, 2009, in Kabul,… more

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‘Blood and Fire’ in Honduras: An Interview with Mel Zelaya

As peace accord negotiations continue, the ousted president speaks from his Brazilian Embassy refuge.

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Arms Control is Not Enough

Early on a Friday morning, I switched on my radio to listen to the news as I slowly woke… more

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Jews on J Street

A new liberal Washington lobby comes of age at its first annual conference.

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The Lessons of the Berlin Wall

Modern-day American border guard Shawn Carter works for the Chicago Transit Authority. His first morning of work at the… more

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We Are What We Trade and How We Trade It

Trade and globalization--when not referencing blockbuster sports transactions or raucous street protests, debates over these abstract terms can give… more

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The Lonesome Death of Pedro Munoz

A young Honduran activist was almost certainly tortured and killed by the military.

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Casualties of the ‘Bloodless’ Coup

No matter what prominent U.S. apologists say, the military takeover of Honduras was—and is—violent and unjust.

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Grease Guzzlers

Why diesel engines and vegetable oil should become best friends.

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High-Tech vs. Humane Healthcare

A woman was being carried down the road in a bed. I have encountered some strange things in South… more

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Ten Years After Seattle

The global justice movement evolves.

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Debating Engagement: A Critical Dialogue on Iran & the Peace Movement

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No Such Thing as a Free Putsch

Lies, violence and the fight for freedom in Honduras.

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Get Out Now

The case for an immediate withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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Barack Obama and the ‘Unipolar Moment’

Every powerful state relies on specialists whose task is to show that what the strong do is noble and… more

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The Real Failure of the Afghan Election

The post-election claims about the Afghan election have had the unfortunate effect of obscuring a far more fundamental consequence… more

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Making the Illegal Legal

Israel’s Kafkaesque bureaucracy colonizes the occupied West Bank one settlement at a time.

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Speaking Out: U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation Event with Rashid Khalidi

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Democracy and Action

Afghanistan's historic August election was marred by widespread voting inconsistencies, despite efforts by U.S. and Afghan soldiers—and warlords—to keep the peace.

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Militarizing Latin America

The United States was founded as an "infant empire," in the words of George Washington. The conquest of the… more

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Israel’s Gadfly

Haaretz's Gideon Levy bucks Israeli media to report on Palestinian suffering.

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