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Ongoing coverage and analysis on the struggle for Palestine |
by Socialist Worker
sw (nospam) socialistworker.org (unverified) |
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01 Apr 2002
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Background on the roots of the conflict, voices of resistance against Israel's brutality from Palestinians and Israelis, eyewitness reports and interviews from Palestine, articles on Israeli Apartheid, the politics of the Palestinian movement, why the U.S. backs Israel, and more. |
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Scott Ritter former UN Weapons Inspector Critiques "War on Terror" |
by Danielle Chynoweth
imc-newsroom (nospam) ucimc.org (unverified) |
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01 Apr 2002
Modified: 11:21:24 PM |
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Admidst recent hawkish cries from Washington to expand the War on Terrorism to an attack on Iraq, fomer UN Weapons Inspector, Scott Ritter offers a candid, critical, perspective of US Foreign Policy and the "War on Terrorism." Audio: 3 minute segment (full speech is also online) (article 1) |
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Living Wage in Urbana Monday Night! |
by Mike Lehman, Coordinator, CCLWA
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01 Apr 2002
Modified: 09:50:45 PM |
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Monday, April 1 will see the Urbana City Council voting to support a Living Wage policy. The meeting starts at 7:30pm at the city building and, if you'd like to speak, you can signup on a yellow form and hand it to the City Clerk. |
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Bush Will Resign Tuesday |
by William Neikirk (Chicago Tribune DC Chief)
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01 Apr 2002
Modified: 04:40:10 PM |
BUSH, CHENEY TO RESIGN TOMORROW
By William Neikirk (Chicago Tribune DC Chief)
Tribune Staff Reporter |
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Ecuadorian Government Raids Environment Camp, Faces International Incident |
by Chris Strohm and Yvonne Zimmerman
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01 Apr 2002
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Quito, Ecuador -- Twenty people have been arrested and imprisoned by the Ecuadorian government for visiting a camp in northwest Ecuador that was established to raise awareness about a massive oil project that is being financed by a consortium of transnational oil corporations. |
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