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¿Es la policía parte del 99%?
Algunas personas dicen que la policía “simplemente cumple con su deber”. Esto es cierto, pero la policía existe principalmente para…
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Are the police forces part of the 99% or tools of the 1%?
Every cop knows that part of their job is to stop the people from rising up. The moment they publicly…
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San Francisco cops fight for the 1%
Late Oct. 16, 50 SFPD officers marched into the Occupy SF encampment, aggressively removed two canopies and trashed and seized…
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Oct. 15 Global Day of Action: 5,000 March with Occupy Chicago
The international uprising against Wall Street has made its first definitive statement in Chicago. On Oct. 15, a march and…
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Haitians march: ‘Occupy Wall Street—U.S. Out of Haiti!’
Over and over the words rang out—“Occupy Wall Street, U.S. Out of Haiti"—as protesters marched across the Brooklyn Bridge and…
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The movement we need for the society we deserve
The Occupy Wall Street protest that began with scarcely any notice has reignited a movement of global significance. How did…
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Oct. 15 Global Day of Action sweeps the world
Political apathy has been swept away once again by a surge of political activism. In nine months, a global movement…
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Remembering the fearless Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, stalwart civil rights movement leader, died Oct. 5 at the age of 89. He rose to…
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Fla. State Attorney charges 12-year-old as an adult for murder
Florida State Attorney Angela Corey was most known for being among the right-wing candidates elected in 2008. Now she's gaining…
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Indian auto workers fight back
Workers at the largest car company in India, Maruti Suzuki, are on strike and have halted production at one of…
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Oil spill worst environmental disaster in New Zealand history
A cargo ship carrying oil and diesel ran aground near Tauranga Harbour, New Zealand, Oct. 5, creating the worst environmental…
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Workers, students stay home to protest ‘Juan Crow’ law in Alabama
Latinos across Alabama staged a “sick-out” to protest a harsh anti-immigrant law, shutting down construction sites, chicken processing plants and…
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Iranian ‘assassination plot’: Cooked up to further U.S. aim of regime change?
The plot publicized by Attorney General Eric Holder reads like the script of a bad Hollywood spy movie. Mainstream analysts…
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Video: ANSWER responds to Holder’s terror plot allegations
Shortly after Attorney General Eric Holder held a press conference targeting Iran for an alleged terrorist plot in Washington, D.C.,…
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Medical condition of Calif. hunger strikers deteriorates
With the second phase of a massive California prisoner hunger strike in its third week, prisoners have begun to report…
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Why are so many people out of work?
High unemployment has persisted because the U.S. economy as well as the economies of Japan and most of Europe remain…
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Demonstrations across U.S. mark 10th anniversary of Afghanistan war
Demonstrations, die-ins, marches and occupations took place across the country on Oct. 7 and 8 marking the 10th anniversary of…
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Occupy LA has militant, anti-capitalist start
Over a thousand people gathered in Pershing Square Oct. 1 to kick off Occupy LA, an action in solidarity with…
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What happened to Al Jazeera?
Al Jazeera was initially harshly critical of U.S. foreign policy in the region—especially after the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan and…
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Acerca de la Liberación de la Prisión de René González
René González, uno de los cinco hombres conocidos como los Cinco Cubanos, saldrá hoy de la Prisión Federal en Marianna,…
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