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  • Cubas health care: A continuing success story

    Cubas health care: A continuing success story

    August 16, 2008

    Health care Cuban style has many admirers. One reason is favorable statistical measures of health outcome vying with those of wealthy nations. Preventative strategies, health education, and universal access through a unique primary care system all...

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  • Picket line fun in the sun

    Picket line fun in the sun

    August 16, 2008

    Jugglers, a stilt-walker, kids’ games and bright summer gear livened the scene Aug. 14 as dozens of labor activists picketed the Woodfin Suites Hotel in Emeryville, Calif. The carnival-themed demonstration organized by the East Bay Alliance...

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  • John Rujevcic Gerlach, 1915-2008

    John Rujevcic Gerlach, 1915-2008

    August 16, 2008

    At the ripe age of 93, John R. Gerlach, the former Intelligence Officer of the Legendary 15th Brigade that included the Abraham Lincoln Battalion, passed away on August 12th, in Camarillo, California—having lived a very long...

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  • War or peace? U.S. faces a choice in the Georgia-Russia conflict and beyond

    War or peace? U.S. faces a choice in the Georgia-Russia conflict and beyond

    August 16, 2008

    Commentary Georgia, in a geo-political sense, is an outpost of the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) that sits directly on the border of Russia on one side and close to the Middle...

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  • The lefts lasting legacy

    The lefts lasting legacy

    August 16, 2008

    BOOKREVIEW Against Capitalism: the European Left on the March By William A. Pelz Peter Lang Publishing, 2007, 159 pp. Historian William Pelz, author of several previous books on the early German left, has written a stimulating...

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