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Colombia’s 2018 presidential elections: Chronicle of a disaster foretold
January 29, 2018Hailed as one of the most stable democracies in Latin America, Colombia is a country entirely controlled by an established, conservative oligarchy that has not lost an election since 1946.
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This week in history: Pecan shellers strike in San Antonio
January 29, 2018The original strike leader was Emma Tenayuca, a well-known figure in San Antonio politics and the dominant force in the Workers Alliance, an organization formed by the Communist Party during the Depression.
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Professional tennis players’ union, maybe? Maybe not?
January 26, 2018Pro tennis players get seven percent of the revenue from the four grand slam tournaments. That’s pennies compared to the NBA's union contract that gives players 50 percent.
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How Winston Churchill protected Hitler’s Nazi King of England
January 26, 2018A long hidden secret of royal treason and treachery is revealed. The treasonous plot which would have put a fascist on the English throne.
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Dreamers slam Trump’s “White Supremacist Ransom Note”
January 26, 2018“Trump wants to use Dreamers as bargaining chips to advance his anti-immigrant and xenophobic policies."
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