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(Al Jazeera English) Sweden’s Shame
Al Jazeera English: Even in the past, Sweden had “collaborated with its Washington allies” to violate human rights and international law.
(The Guardian) Ecuador Grants Asylum, Respecting Human Rights Despite Threats From UK
The Guardian: The United States would paint itself as a promoter of human rights, but any right to make that claim is long gone.
(The Guardian) Human Rights Defenders Should Support Assange’s Right to Asylum, Rather than Attacking Ecuador
The Guardian: Free speech advocates should defend WikiLeaks’ founder from US spying charges, not invent a media crackdown in Ecuador.
Ecuador Should Grant Political Asylum to Wikileaks Founder
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Obama in Cartagena: No Change, Dwindling Hope
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(The Guardian) Do Environmentalists Have An Interest In Who Controls Oil Resources?
The Guardian: Environmentalists who support developing countries’ fight against polluters should also back their struggle for control of oil.
New Regional Organization is a Big Step Forward for the Hemisphere
McClatchy-Tribune Information Services: Although most Americans have not heard about it, a historic step toward changing this hemisphere was taken three weeks ago. A new organization for the region was formed, and everyone was invited except the U.S. and Canada. The new organization is called the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
CELAC: Speaking for Latin America and the Caribbean
On Saturday, Dec. 3 – while most of the U.S. media was focused on the political demise of Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain and the growing financial meltdown in Europe – the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) was officia