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Thousands of President Evo Morales’ supporters have started a weeklong march from this highland town to Bolivia’s capital to demand Congress back a referendum on his proposed constitution.
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I was in a haze staring at my monitor when I had this phantom scenario in my head one morning, where me and a couple of friends were in a round table chatting and...
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Wealthy nations are reneging on commitments to help feed the world’s hungry and may cite the banking crisis as a reason why they cannot do more, former U.N....
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Wealthy nations are reneging on commitments to help feed the world’s hungry and may cite the banking crisis as a reason why they cannot do more, former U.N....
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If a new bill introduced in Congress becomes law, every foreigner coming to the United States to study or live there will have to attest upon entrance to a customs...
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With almost a billion people worldwide going hungry, the German aid organization Welthungerhilfe has warned that the financial crisis should not push their suffering in...
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Does it really matter whether women have access to safe and legal abortion services? Women in Latin America are learning the answer to this question in dramatically...
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Much of the world today is consumed by fears of recession and unemployment. But for nearly a billion people, the fear is more basic _ having nothing to eat.
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Much of the world today is consumed by fears of recession and unemployment. But for nearly a billion people, the fear is more basic _ having nothing to eat.
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“Latin American Governments Seek Drug Legalization”
Several Latin American governments have recently began to put forward the view that drugs should be...
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Amazing pics showcasing life in the embryonic stage…
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Being that I am not a Muslim woman, this a not a question I have ever addressed or ever will. I won’t even take a stand on it for my wife or daughter. But I know...
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Once-Sheltered Economies Feel Pain as Commodities Weaken, Credit Freezes
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We have noticed a lot of reports from you about unsolicited mails enlarging your inbox more than anything else. One of the first things you can do to prevent spam from...
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Every Pakistani must read this article. If you want to uncover the American lie that Pakistan is a haven for Al Qaeda, which is not, just confront any U.S. official...
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Justice Department officials released new guidelines yesterday that empower FBI agents to use intrusive techniques to gather intelligence within the United States,...
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Lucky is the air that plays with her hair, the dogs that look her bare and the sunglass that she wears with care. But alas! Her life is at the verge of death every...
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In Sri Lanka, the title “Sahithya Rathna”―“Jewel of Literature”―has been awarded to scholar and writer Yasmine Gooneratne, in recognition of her...
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American journalist James Bamford has made his career detailing the operations of the United States’ and by virtue of that fact the world’s largest...
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In Hungary, there are no signs that a Hungarian bank or the parent of a bank operating in Hungary will suffer significant direct losses in the near future. OTP Bank...
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The North Korean nation led by eccentric leader Kim Jong Il has just been removed from the U.S. State Department’s list of state sponsors of terrorism this past...
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Due to the chasm in Brazil that exists between law on paper and “law” in practice, anyone wishing to understand how the country works in reality will need...
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Turkmenistan’s highest legislative body unanimously approved a new constitution Friday that increased the president’s powers but also broadened the role of...
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Americans strongly oppose giving the president more power at the expense of Congress or the courts, even to enhance national security or the economy, according to a new...
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You may recall that I wrote about the possibility that Mugabe has contravened his own Constitution by continuing with a second Presidential poll as neither he nor...
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Former President Bill Clinton has been named the next chairman of the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, succeeding former President George H.W. Bush, the...
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I see that Robert Mugabe, in his assumed position as President of Zimbabwe, has dropped all pretence that his party is seeking an agreement with Morgan Tsvangirai’s...
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A privacy advocate who challenged a Virginia law against posting Social Security numbers on the Internet won a partial victory Friday when a federal judge ruled her...
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Sen. Ted Stevens says his indictment on federal corruption charges violates the Constitution.
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Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom signed and adopted a new constitution Thursday that allows multiparty elections and other democratic reforms after decades of...
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Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom signed and adopted a new constitution Thursday that allows multiparty elections and a number of other key democratic reforms...
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Lawmakers meeting in special session have voted in favor of a sweeping revision of France’s constitution _ but by a one-vote margin that highlights the...
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The tiny Himalayan nation of Bhutan has formally adopted a new constitution that transforms it from an absolute to a constitutional monarchy, a move initiated by its...
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The blood may not have stopped flowing, but Mugabe has achieved his primary objective – that being his remaining in power. The fact that his remaining top of the tree...
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Twins. Born apart. India and Bharat.Or should it be Bharat and India? The charade is more complicated and confusing when one sits down to contemplate that between the...
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The Supreme Court embraced a personal right under the Constitution to have guns for self-defense. But in its historic examination of the Second Amendment, the justices...
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As Barack Obama broadens his outreach to evangelical voters, one of the movement’s biggest names, James Dobson, accuses the likely Democratic presidential nominee...
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As Barack Obama broadens his outreach to evangelical voters, one of the movement’s biggest names, James Dobson, accuses the likely Democratic presidential nominee...
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Kosovo’s government took control of the newly independent nation Sunday as the country’s constitution went into force after nine years of U.N....
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Kosovo’s constitution went into force Sunday, handing the newly independent nation’s ethnic Albanian government power after nine years of U.N....
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Turkmen delegates seen at People’s Council meeting in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, Friday, Sept. 26, 2008. Turkmenistan’s highest legislative body unanimously approved a new constitution Friday that increased the president’s powers but also broadened the...
