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Protests in Haiti show signs of eventually producing change
October 21, 2019Masses of Haitians are outraged about shortages of oil and oil products - cooking oil, kerosene, and gasoline – and about U.S. interference and their government’s dealings with Venezuela.
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Who really threatens world oil supplies?
October 2, 2019Since World War II, oil has been one of the main levers of U.S. foreign policy—not in the interests of the people of this country, but for the profits of the transnational companies and Wall Street...
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Millions rise up worldwide for climate strike
September 19, 2019From Alaska to Hawaii to Miami to Chicago to New York to D.C.—and around the world—millions of people are hitting the streets.
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Should Muslims boycott their Pilgrimage?
August 16, 2019According to their faith of Islam, millions of Muslims around the world head to Saudi Arabia to perform the religious rituals of Pilgrimage (Hajj) and Omrah.
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Talks break down between Women’s Soccer and Federation over pay equity
August 15, 2019After three days, mediated talks between World Cup champion U.S. women’s national soccer team and the U.S. Soccer Federation, came to a crashing end.
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