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** Bolivia, Nov. 13: ‘Welcome to the dictatorship’ ([link removed] )
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Published Nov. 13 on Telesur. Translation by John Catalinotto. “Welcome to the dictatorship,” said one woman as she ran from tear gas, motorcycles, vans holding young people arrested, and military tanks. The scene took place in the center of the city of La Paz in the afternoon of [Wednesday], Nov. . . .
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** Atlantans hold back-to-back anti-racist protests ([link removed] )
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Donald Trump chose Atlanta to launch “Black Voices for Trump” on Friday, Nov. 8. That 2020 election appeal was rebuffed by all but a few residents of this majority Black city. Rejecting Trump’s white supremacy, Atlanta, Nov. 8. In order to gather the 400 people reported on the front page . . .
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** Interview with a Chavista: Temir Porras ([link removed] )
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Hands Off Venezuela PDX sponsored an Oct. 9 skype event with Temir Porras, a revolutionary Chavista who served as a former chief of staff to both President Hugo Chavez and President Nicolás Maduro. He is a knowledgeable economist, who also served as Venezuelan deputy minister for higher education and in . . .
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** A rain of protest as poverty worsens in Haiti ([link removed] )
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Haiti is devastated. The poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, one of the poorest in the world, is getting poorer. Some 3.67 million people — 35 percent of all Haitians — are food insecure. They don’t have enough money to guarantee enough food for their households. This flows from the . . .
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** Mass protests in Chile slam growing inequality ([link removed] )
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Santiago, Nov. 8. Beginning in mid-October, and continuing every Friday since then, hundreds of thousands of Chileans have been demonstrating against government neoliberal policies that have transformed their country into one of the most economically unequal in Latin America. The protests, initiated by youth over increases in transit fares, have . . .
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** New York City solidarity with Chile ([link removed] )
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New York, Nov. 4. About 200 people gathered in protest in Union Square in New York City Nov. 4 to support a general strike in progress in Chile. Many were Chileans exiled during the U.S.-backed military dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet, which lasted from 1973 to 1990. Nieves Ayress, a . . .
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