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Catching Up With Mexico's "Caravan for Peace" as the Roving Protest Heads to Washington, D.C.

By Phillip Smith / Drug War Chronicle

The Mexico-based Caravan for Peace and Justice and its American allies are now more than halfway through their 6,000-mile, 27-city journey to focus attention on the drug war's terrible toll in both countries.

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Worries in West Papua: Will Apache Attack Helicopters Sold to Indonesia Destroy Calls for Independence?

By Philip Jacobson / Truthout

As Xenophobia Sweeps Greece, Migrants Face Harsh Government Crackdown

By Apostolis Fotiadis / Inter Press Service

Audit of Apple’s Chinese Factories Reveals Bandaid Reforms

By Michelle Chen / In These Times

What Ralph Nader Is Thinking About the 2012 Election

By Evelyn Nieves / AlterNet

It's Time to Challenge the Propaganda Regarding Who is Killed by U. S. Drones

Former UK Defense Minister Suggests Dropping Thermonuclear Bombs on Afghanistan-Pakistan Border

'Life or Death' Moment for the Revolution: Egyptians Erupt in Fury Against Brazen Power Grab

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Militarizing the Police and Killing Natives: How the US Drug War Is Ripping Honduras Apart

Annie Bird / AlterNet

To Build Prosperity, Britain Should Not Copy America's Failing Corporate Model

William Lazonick / The Guardian

Israeli Impunity Exposed: Judge Lets Army Off the Hook For Death of Young American Activist

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours / Electronic Intifada

Olympic Athletes Fleeing Repression Face More Hurdles in Britain: Hostile Courts and Right-Wing Media

Samira Shackle / AlterNet

Are the Water Wars Coming?

Chris Arsenault / Al Jazeera

8 Countries Where Atheism Is Accepted, Even Celebrated, Instead of Demonized

Amanda Marcotte / AlterNet

Nuclear Radiation and Mangled Corpses: Why Is No One Talking About the Human Cost of War on Iran

Elizabeth Murray / Consortium News

34 South African Miners Killed by Police--What's the Real Story?

Leonard Gentle / Labor Notes

Does Romney Think the Pentagon Needs More Marching Bands, NASCAR Sponsorships?

Robert Greenwald, John Amick / AlterNet

5 Countries Where You Don't Have to Work Yourself to Death to Make Ends Meet

Sarah Seltzer / AlterNet

Why the Neocon Clamor For Intervention in Syria Is About Israeli Regional Dominance

Mitchell Plitnick / AlterNet

From Bondage to Freedom: How Defectors Evade Chinese Authorities and Escape North Korea

Paul Mutter / Foreign Policy in Focus

How Can Environmental Activists Get Beyond the 'Polar Bear Problem' in Africa?

Eileen Flanagan / Waging Nonviolence

Romney Campaign's Ugly Anti-Muslim Strategy to Win Cash and Votes

Alex Kane / AlterNet

How Pussy Riot's Protest Recalls the Spirit of Mary, Mother of Jesus

Ray McGovern / Consortium News

How Thousands of Clandestine Operatives Are Fueling a Shadow War

Chris Hedges / Truthdig

Message to the Global South: War On Iran Must Be Averted

Veterans For Peace / Consortium News

Massacre of South African Mine Workers Recalls Dark Days of Apartheid

Roger Southall / openDemocracy.net

What Mainstream Economists Aren't Telling You: The Euro Is Not in Trouble--But the People of Europe Are

Vincent Navarro / AlterNet

Looking to Mexico for an Alternative to Abortion Clinics

Reynaldo Leal / New America Media

"We Have No Choice But to Step Up": Youth Activists Come Together to Build a Movement for Student Power

Sarah Jaffe / AlterNet

US Funded Death Squads in El Salvador Casts Shadow Over GOP Ticket

Brendan Fischer / PR Watch

Watch: How the US Funds Repression and Murder in Honduras

Fault Lines / Al Jazeera English

Don't Stop With Chick-Fil-A --Why The LGBT Community Should Boycott Israel

Nadia Awad, Hannah Mermelstein / AlterNet

How a Barbara Walters Segment on the Afterlife Vilified Arabs and Muslims

Habib Battah / Al-Monitor

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