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Iran's Historic Anniversary
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NATO's Secret War on Syria
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America's Sham Economic Recovery
Stephen Lendman,
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Murdering Khadar Adnan
Stephen Lendman,
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Act Up Against ACTA
Stephen Lendman,
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Gaza: Isolated Under Siege
Stephen Lendman,
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PERSONAL INTEGRITY BY L. RON HUBBARD
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HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL LAW.
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Aristide's reforms
Submitted by Nathaniel (not verified) on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 12:10pmIronically Aristide's programs weren't even very "radical:" Small minimum wage increases; schools and adult literacy centers for a largely illiterate population; hospitals in the slums; changing the written laws from French (which only 15% of the population speaks) to universally understood Kreyol; and minor redistribution of state-controlled fallow land. But even this was too much for the US and the Haitian elite who were incensed no longer monopolizing power.