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The Government of Bolivia calls a World Conference on Climate Change
By Iván Novotny This Monday the Bolivian foreign secretary invited representatives from all of the world’s countries and governments to the Climate Change Summit to be held in Cochabamba from April 20 to 22. It is hoped that 11,000 people will ta
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Did you know there are 238 millionaires in Congress?
That's according to a new study by the Center for Responsive Politics, which shows that more than 44% of Senators and Representatives are in the seven-figure club, compared to about one percent of all Americans.
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US to Expand Missile Defense System in Persian Gulf
In a move expected to heighten tension in the Middle East, the Obama administration is quietly expanding its land- and sea-based missile shield system in the Persian Gulf region. The US is dispatching Patriot defensive missiles to Qatar, United Arab
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White House spokesman says Obama will meet with Dalai Lama
"The president told China's leaders during his trip last year that he would meet with the Dalai Lama, and he intends to do so," Bill Burton told reporters covering Obama's planned town hall meeting in New Hampshire later Tuesday. http://on.cnn.com/bH
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‘People’s History’ Author Howard Zinn Dies at 87
Howard Zinn, an author, teacher and political activist whose leftist "A People's History of the United States" became a million-selling alternative to mainstream texts and a favorite of such celebrities as Bruce Springsteen and Ben Affleck, died Wedn
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Morales: Today in Tiwanaku, a new ray of hope is born for humanity and a new Bolivian State
Agencia Boliviana de Información - ABI In three languages, Aymara, Quechua, and Spanish, Evo Morales proclaimed that in Tiwanaku, a new ray of hope was born for humanity and a new Bolivian State, after receiving the ceremonial staff of the indige
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My March for Peace and Nonviolence
By Tony Robinson First of all I have to say that I never planned to do this March! In the end I did over 50 days of March I have been to 30 different countries in 4 different continents and by the time I reach home in Poland I will have taken 3
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Controversial speech from the new Nobel Prize Winner for Peace
Pressenza IPA Obama attempted to justify his concepts of "just war" and "just peace" in a tense speech that veered between the idea that "war is sometimes necessary" and the idea that "war is an expression of human error"; between his ideals of non-
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Evo Morales Re-elected for a Second Five-Year Term with Full Majority Support
Having obtained 63% of the votes among the 5.1 million eligible voters in Bolivia and 168,000 voters living outside Boliva, Morales becomes the most popular and most re-elected President. With this mandate, the first Assembly will allow Morales to dr
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UN Secretary General Gives Enthusiastic Support to World March
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon received a delegation of the World March in New York and gave his enthusiastic support to this "noble" effort. Both parties offered to find ways to work together in the task of abolishing nuclear weapons. The March or
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