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  • New Mexico AFL-CIO: Call for labor unity, bring the troops home

    New Mexico AFL-CIO: Call for labor unity, bring the troops home

    June 17, 2005

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The biennial convention of the New Mexico Federation of Labor met here June 10-11. The 163 delegates began their full agenda with a greeting by Executive Director Daniel Rivera. Next followed a memorial...

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  • World Notes

    World Notes

    June 17, 2005

    Australia: Protest U.S.-Australian military exercise Peace, anti-nuclear, environment and anti-military campaigners from around Australia gathered June 10-12 for a Peace Convergence near the site of many of the exercises in joint U.S.-Australian military exercises involving 30,000...

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  • OAS stands up to U.S., supports Venezuela

    OAS stands up to U.S., supports Venezuela

    June 17, 2005

    News Analysis “Madam Secretary, democracy cannot be imposed,” said Celso Amorim, Brazil’s foreign minister, in reply to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at the 35th General Assembly of the Organization of the American States (OAS). “Latin...

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  • UN meet: Were losing the fight against AIDS

    UN meet: Were losing the fight against AIDS

    June 17, 2005

    UNITED NATIONS — The world is losing ground in the fight against HIV and AIDS, UN officials told a special General Assembly conference here June 2. “Last year saw more new infections and more AIDS-related deaths...

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  • Western Saharas quest for self-determination

    Western Saharas quest for self-determination

    June 17, 2005

    News Analysis Recent developments in northwestern Africa, along with worldwide observances of African Liberation Day, provide occasion to reflect on the continent’s last remaining colony, Western Sahara. The politics of oil, a repressive occupation, and a...

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