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** Boston march Oct. 7 to demand: Indigenous Peoples Day now! ([link removed] )
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United American Indians of New England (UAINE), the North American Indian Center of Boston (NAICOB) and other organizations have called for a march and rally on Oct. 7 to demand that the Massachusetts legislature forever replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. Boston Indigenous Peoples Day, lead contingent marching to . . .
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** Role of U.S./NATO war in Libyan flood ([link removed] )
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A close look at the catastrophic flood that hit the port city of Derna in northeastern Libya Sept. 9 shows that it was no natural disaster. Nor was its scale due only to the climate crisis. Those Western leaders who ordered the 2011 U.S./NATO war that destroyed the then-existing Libyan . . .
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** Mundo Obrero comentario: Una visión socialista de la crisis climática ([link removed] )
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El verano de 2023 se registró como el más caluroso, al menos en mucho tiempo, según el Servicio de Cambio Climático de la Unión Europea. Las temperaturas medias entre los meses de junio y agosto fueron anormalmente altas en muchas partes del mundo, superando récords anteriores. En un estudio alarmante, . . .
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** Bidenomics = poverty for masses, more money for war ([link removed] )
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The primary plank in Joe Biden’s re-election campaign centers around what he calls “Bidenomics” — the premise that he can “grow the economy from the middle out and bottom up” as opposed to the trickle down economics of some earlier administrations. But two years into Biden’s first administration, workers are . . .
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