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(The New York Times) Strangling Puerto Rico in Order to Save It
The New York Times: A Congressional board’s remedy for Puerto Rico’s financial ills will only deepen the island’s impoverishment for decades.
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The New York Times: A Congressional board’s remedy for Puerto Rico’s financial ills will only deepen the island’s impoverishment for decades.
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The Nation: Lula da Silva and his Workers’ Party are an affront to the country’s traditional elite — which is itself mired in corruption — so they want to destroy him by any means necessary.
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The Hill: Members of Congress push back against further sanctions.
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The Sacramento Bee: Washington’s interference has worsened Venezuela’s crisis, and only a nonpartisan, negotiated solution can prevent further violence or civil war.
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The Hill: Over the past weekend, Pope Francis called once again for dialogue in Venezuela to resolve the escalating conflict there. His plea went unnoticed in the major international media, but he is right about the urgent need for a “peaceful and democratic” solution.
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HuffPost: Jeremy Corbyn’s comeback shows that telling hard truths and standing for economic justice can defeat media attacks and inspire a mass movement.
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HuffPost: Brazil’s sky-high interest rates act as a hidden tax, dragging down growth and enriching the financial sector at the public’s expense.
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A letter from the prime minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, an island nation located in the Southern Caribbean, provides a stellar example of the wide gulf between the way the US government and allied media present many issues of international imp
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