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High Stakes for Honduras Print E-mail
Written by Benjamin Dangl   
Tuesday, 07 July 2009
ImageThe US should give clearer signals of its support for the restoration of President Zelaya, the victim of a right-wing coup. Among other reasons, Zelaya deserves our support because he was ultimately overthrown in response to his plans to organize a popular assembly to rewrite the country's constitution.
Politics-as-Usual While the Planet Burns Print E-mail
Written by Brian Tokar   
Monday, 06 July 2009
ImageA palpable sense of triumph accompanied the passage last week of a first-of-its-kind global warming bill in the US House of Representatives. Rep. Henry Waxman of California, one of the bill's two main sponsors, called it a "decisive and historic action," and President Obama described the bill as "a bold and necessary step." 
No Reason to Favor Private Health Insurers Print E-mail
Written by Joel S. Hirschhorn   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
ImageIn the national debate about health care reform absolutely nothing makes less sense than the positive views of much of the public about private health insurers.  There is no good reason to have positive views of private health insurers, the companies that have relentlessly increased the costs for very limited health insurance. 
A New Life for the IMF: Capitalizing on Crisis Print E-mail
Written by Robert Weissman   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009
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Security at IMF Headquarters
April's G-20 meeting - involving the heads of state of 20 of the world's most economically powerful countries - failed to yield an agreement on increased European stimulus spending or on new global financial regulatory rules. But it did feature one overriding tangible agreement: A commitment to expand massively the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in order to channel funds to developing countries rocked by the financial crisis.
Showdown in Honduras: The Rise and Uncertain Future of the Coup Print E-mail
Written by Benjamin Dangl   
Monday, 29 June 2009
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Photo: Miguel Yuste, El Pais
Worldwide condemnation has followed the coup that unseated President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras on Sunday, June 28. Nation-wide mobilizations and a general strike demanding that Zelaya be returned to power are growing in spite of increased military repression. One protester outside the government palace in Honduras told reporters that if Roberto Micheletti, the leader installed by the coup, wants to enter the palace, "he had better do so by air" because if he goes by land "we will stop him."
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