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MarketWatch: Many are hoping that when Trump leaves office, the historically elevated levels of partisanship in US politics will at least begin to subside. But the opposite is vastly more likely.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
RawStory: The OAS and its leadership must be held accountable, or these crimes will keep happening.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The Nation: The overwhelming MAS election victory is a repudiation of the racist coup regime as well as the Trump administration and the OAS, which helped install it.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
MarketWatch: Between now and the election, Trump and his party must be held accountable for what they have already done, and the mass death and suffering that their decisions have caused.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The Hill: That is what members of Congress should be asking themselves before they leave for recess in October.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The Guardian: Bolivia has descended into a nightmare of political repression and racist state violence since the democratically elected government of Evo Morales was overthrown by the military on November 10.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The Sacramento Bee: Who would want to be forcing layoffs—potentially totaling millions at the state and local level—during a depression and pandemic?
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The Instituto para Reforma das Relações entre Estado e Empresa (IREE), based in Brazil, interviewed CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot about the upcoming US elections.
Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns
The New York Times: In an op-ed for The New York Times, Mark Weisbrot writes on Argentina and the fact that governments won’t be able to contain the pandemic if they are forced to use scarce foreign currency to make unsustainable debt payments.
