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• InI 14:15 on January 26, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2013 ( 634 ), Africa ( 511 ), Arab ( 736 ), Black Continent ( 2 ), Bolivia, Cairo ( 98 ), culture ( 167 ), Egypt ( 805 ), Fed ( 26 ), France ( 278 ), Mali ( 130 ), military ( 1,311 ), South ( 284 ), Syria ( 1,525 ), US ( 3,471 )   

  New at Strategic Culture Foundation 20-26 January 2013: FED / Arab Winter / Egypt / Bolivia / Syria / Africa / Mali 

  26 January 2013 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  The Committee of 147

  26.01.2013 | 00:00 | Valentin KATASONOV

  In the article «What is behind the information attacks on the Federal Reserve System?» I have already written about the research group of scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute (SFI) in Zurich. Their study was published in mid-2011 and was described by the world media as the sensation of the year. Continue reading this...

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• InI 18:41 on January 23, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2013 ( 634 ), Afghanistan ( 1,013 ), Bolivia, drone ( 127 ), ICH ( 200 ), Iraq ( 1,284 ), Mali ( 130 ), Obama ( 1,159 ), Syria ( 1,525 ), Taliban ( 219 ), US ( 3,471 ), Video ( 988 ), War ( 1,465 ), Yemen ( 226 )   

  ICH 22 January 2013: Imperialist Powers Escalate War in Mali 

  22 January 2013 – Information Clearing House

   

  Powder Keg in the Pacific

  By Michael T. Klare

  Will China-Japan-U.S. Tensions in the Pacific Ignite a Conflict and Sink the Global Economy?

  http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article33689.htm

   

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• InI 16:40 on January 7, 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2013 ( 634 ), America ( 705 ), Bolivia, Evo Morales ( 67 ), Hugo Chavez ( 69 ), La Paz ( 3 ), Obama ( 1,159 ), President Correa ( 3 ), RT ( 399 ), US ( 3,471 )   

  Bolivia slams US over ‘irrefutable evidence’ of meddling in its affairs 

  7 January, 2013 — RT

   

  Bolivia has “concrete evidence” that the US is plotting to destabilize the Latin American nation, Minister Juan Ramon Quintana said. Proof of US “harassment” of the Bolivian government will be handed over to President Obama, he added.

   

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• InI 11:16 on December 24, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, books ( 75 ), Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), Cochabamba ( 24 ), Crisis ( 199 ), Ecological Revolution ( 3 ), Ian Angus ( 14 ), John Bellamy Foster ( 14 ), Mother Earth ( 11 ), Population ( 23 ), Public Opinion ( 3 ), Review ( 149 ), War ( 1,465 ), World People ( 3 )   

  What’s new on Reading From the Left 

  24 December 2012 — Readings From the Left

  If you’ve not found RFL before this, here are a few of the latest, free offerings on the site.

  Online Now:

  • Taking Population Out of the Equation:
    Reformulating I=PAT
    by Patricia Hynes

  This important feminist critique of populationist theory and practice, long been out of print, is now available on Reading from the Left with the author’s assistance and permission.

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• InI 16:34 on November 16, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2012 ( 1,388 ), America ( 705 ), bank ( 233 ), Bolivia, class ( 236 ), credit ( 71 ), EL ( 167 ), gas ( 124 ), growth ( 84 ), La Paz ( 3 ), market ( 156 ), mining ( 27 ), poverty ( 66 ), protests ( 212 )   

  Leftist coca farmer presides over economic upswing in Bolivia 

  16 November 2012 — Bolivia Rising

  class=”post-title entry-title”>class=’StrictlyAutoTagBold’>EL ALTO, class=”yshortcuts cs4-visible”>Bolivia (Reuters) – A chaotic sprawl high in the Andes, the Bolivian city of class=”yshortcuts cs4-visible”>El Alto has a fearsome reputation for altitude sickness, class=’StrictlyAutoTagBold’>poverty and violent uprisings that topple governments. No wonder many businesses stayed away.

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  class=”first”>But years of economic class=’StrictlyAutoTagBold’>growth and relative stability are changing attitudes as well as fortunes in one of Latin class=’StrictlyAutoTagBold’>America’s poorest and most volatile nations. Entrepreneurs are even waking up to El Alto’s potential. Continue reading this...

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• InI 14:46 on October 27, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2012 ( 1,388 ), Asia ( 166 ), Bolivia, China ( 456 ), culture ( 167 ), debt ( 156 ), elections ( 59 ), EU ( 468 ), New Zealand ( 11 ), Nicaragua ( 25 ), NIKANDROV ( 5 ), Oil ( 218 ), Prime Minister ( 76 ), propaganda ( 169 ), TV ( 165 ), Uranium ( 18 ), US ( 3,471 )   

  New at Strategic Culture Foundation 21-27 Oct. 2012: Bolivia-USA / Oil-Uranium / USA / Nobel Prize / EU / China / Nicaragua 

  27 October 2012 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  Bolivian President Bluntly Describes US Diplomacy

  27.10.2012 | 00:00 | Nil NIKANDROV

  Bolivian leader Evo Morales tends to speak in a carefully chosen language, in part as a precaution natural for someone who is permanently under fire from his opponents. It long became a staple of the US propaganda to portray Morales as an individual who does not measure up to the standards normally associated with his status, and on the fringes the campaign against the Latin American country’s first indigenous president chronically slips into downright racism. After a period of evident restraint, Morales did respond to the US invectives in an unusually blunt manner in a recent Decolonizaton Day address… Continue reading this...

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• InI 17:24 on June 25, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2012 ( 1,388 ), Bolivia, Evo Morales ( 67 ), left ( 327 ), police ( 420 ), protests ( 212 ), Reuters ( 88 ), uprising ( 74 )   

  Bolivia: Evo Morales rules out troops, warns his supporters will defend the government “to the last” as police rebel 

  25 June 2012 — Bolivia Rising

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• InI 17:59 on June 24, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2012 ( 1,388 ), bank ( 233 ), Bolivia, conference ( 108 ), coup ( 63 ), France ( 278 ), La Paz ( 3 ), military ( 1,311 ), police ( 420 ), talks ( 169 ), weapons ( 371 )   

  Bolivia, fearing coup from police mutiny, deploys troops 

  23 June 2012 – Bolivia Rising: Bolivia, fearing coup from police mutiny, deploys troops

  Agence France-Presse, Saturday June 23

  Bolivia’s military ordered troops into the streets of major cities on Saturday following a police mutiny that the government said appeared to be setting the stage for a coup attempt.

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• InI 14:35 on June 23, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: America ( 705 ), Argentina ( 30 ), Bolivia, Brazil ( 69 ), coup ( 63 ), democracy ( 301 ), Dominican Republic ( 3 ), ECUADOR ( 67 ), interest ( 107 ), MP ( 32 ), Paraguay ( 8 ), right ( 621 ), Venezuela ( 193 )   

  Coup in Paraguay: Lugo ousted – reports 

  23 June 2012

  EMERGENCY UPDATE – PLEASE CIRCULATE WIDELY TO ALL CONTACTS AND FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ( @VENSOLIDARITY )

  VENEZUELA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN 

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• InI 15:43 on March 22, 2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 2012 ( 1,388 ), America ( 705 ), Bolivia, children ( 244 ), Evo Morales ( 67 ), nature ( 79 ), poverty ( 66 ), recession ( 25 ), resources ( 95 ), Santa Cruz ( 2 ), security ( 411 ), the state ( 131 ), UN ( 1,125 ), Washington Consensus ( 2 )   

  Bolivia Rising: Bolivia has transformed itself by ignoring the Washington Consensus By Luis Hernandez Navarro 

  22 March 2012 — The Guardian

  “Bolivia has transformed itself by ignoring the Washington Consensus By breaking with orthodox prescriptions for progress, Evo Morales has helped to forge a new Bolivia centred on ‘living well’

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• InI 12:48 on August 25, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), Bolivia, Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), community ( 119 ), deforestation ( 3 ), food ( 117 ), New York ( 498 ), Population ( 23 ), population control ( 10 ), South ( 284 ), South Africa ( 101 ), York Times ( 211 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 13-25 August 2011: Capitalism / Deforestation / South Africa / GMOs / Bolivia / population 

  25 August 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  25 August 2011
  • Interview: Fred Magdoff on What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know about Capitalism
    
  • Deforestation is worse in ‘protected areas’ than in community-managed forests

  22 August 2011
  • South African food sovereignty campaigners expand land occupations

  21 August 2011
  • Anti-capitalism and environmentalism as a political alternative
  • How Jeffrey Webber’s From Rebellion to Reform in Bolivia turns reality on its head
  • Why GMOs won’t feed the world (despite what you read in the New York Times)

  13 August 2011
  • Population debate heats up on C&C

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• InI 12:54 on August 3, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 511 ), arctic ( 8 ), Asia ( 166 ), assange ( 139 ), Bolivia, Haiti ( 244 ), Mexico ( 60 ), militants ( 78 ), mining ( 27 ), Pakistan ( 542 ), Philippines ( 18 ), Syria ( 1,525 ), US ( 3,471 ), WikiLeaks ( 551 )   

  Wikileaks Newslinks 3 August 2011 

  3 August 2011 — williambowles.info

  Mexico: American Ambassador Is Confirmed
  New York Times
  The former ambassador, Carlos Pascual, resigned in March after a public dispute with President Felipe Calderón of Mexico over embassy documents released by WikiLeaks. The documents showed him and other American officials criticizing Mexican authorities …
  http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/03/world/americas/03briefs-Mexico.html

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• InI 10:31 on July 24, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Asia ( 166 ), Australia ( 40 ), Bolivia, Canada ( 190 ), Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), conference ( 108 ), energy ( 97 ), environment ( 58 ), Japan ( 88 ), Population ( 23 ), South ( 284 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 16-24 July 2011 

  24 July 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  24/7/11 The Coal Seam Gas Song

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• InI 09:05 on June 20, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), cover-up ( 5 ), Ecosocialism ( 13 ), fukushima ( 35 ), G20 ( 87 ), land ( 208 ), nuclear power ( 27 ), Via Campesina ( 6 ), Video ( 988 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 15-20 June 2011 

  20 June 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  20 June 2011

  • Nuclear danger: The continuing cover-up at Fukushima
  • Deep Ecology versus Ecosocialism

  17 June 2011

  • La Via Campesina to G20: Stop the land grabs!

  15 June 2011

  • Video: Bolivia explains how to close the emissions gap
  • Socialist arguments for nuclear power

   

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• InI 09:45 on June 10, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, Capitalism ( 193 ), Climate ( 123 ), coal ( 13 ), Egypt ( 805 ), farmers ( 32 ), gas ( 124 ), privatization ( 35 ), Video ( 988 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 10 June 2011 

  10 June 2011 — Climate & Capitalism

  • Bolivian ambassador speaks out against water privatization
  • Video: The neoliberal assault on Egypt’s small farmers
  • Coal seam gas: dirtier than coal, worse than shale

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• InI 22:20 on April 24, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, MAS ( 6 ), Mother Earth ( 11 ), nature ( 79 )   

  The Law Of Mother Earth: Behind Bolivia’s Historic Bill By Nick Buxton 

  24 April 2011 — Yes Magazine

  A new law expected to pass in Bolivia mandates a fundamental ecological reorientation of the nation’s economy and society

  Indigenous and campesino (small-scale farmer) movements in the Andean nation of Bolivia are on the verge of pushing through one of the most radical environmental bills in global history. The ‘Mother Earth’ law under debate in Bolivia’s legislature will almost certainly be approved, as it has already been agreed to by the majority governing party, Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS). Continue reading this...

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• InI 08:25 on March 9, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, carbon trade ( 2 ), China ( 456 ), Climate Justice ( 12 ), coal ( 13 ), green party ( 11 ), malthus ( 7 ), Trade ( 64 )   

  New at Climate and Capitalism 25 February – 8 March 2011 

  8 March 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  • 8/3/11 – Climate Justice Conference: Montreal, April 15-17
    Eco-Farming Can Double Food Production in 10 Years
    Europe’s Carbon Market Scam
  • 7/3/11 – If Socialism Fails: The Spectre of 21st Century Barbarism
  • 6/3/11 – China Plans Big Cuts in Energy Intensity
  • 3/3/11 – In Dakar, Bolivia Worked to Build the Global Climate Justice Movement
    Rio+20 and the Rush to Sell Nature’s Invisible Labor
  • 28/2/11 – Green Trade Unionist: “No Place for Malthus in the Green Party”
  • 26/2/11 – Malthusian Rebranding
    Ecosocialist Resources, 27
    Climate Change Models Are ‘Dangerously Optimistic’
  • 25/2/11 – The Real Cost of Coal

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• InI 17:02 on February 9, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, IPS ( 46 ), World Social Forum ( 9 ), WSF ( 2 )   

  IPS Indigenous Peoples 7 February, 2011: ‘Signs of Change’ Says Bolivia’s Morales as World Social Forum Opens 

  7 February, 2011 — IPS

  TerraViva World Social Forum 2011 Newsletter | Monday 7 Feb 2011

  As people power in the streets and squares of North Africa and the Middle East topples the established order, IPS news agency is in Dakar, Senegal to report from the World Social Forum, the annual global gathering of social movements dedicated to building alternatives. Daily reporting and podcasts from the event will be gathered at the IPS TerraViva WSF 2011 news site, http://www.ips.org/tv/wsf, with content in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.

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  ‘Signs of Change’ Says Bolivia’s Morales as World Social Forum Opens

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• InI 15:01 on January 26, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, Capitalism ( 193 ), coal ( 13 ), growth ( 84 ), Oil ( 218 )   

  Climate and Capitalism: Articles 17 December, 2010 – 26 January, 2011 

  26 January, 2011 — Climate and Capitalism

  26 January, 2011
  Why Aren’t Greens Kicking the Sh*t Out of Corporate America?
  ‘We can’t save capitalism and save the planet’

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• InI 08:56 on December 22, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bolivia, Ireland ( 41 ), Venezuela ( 193 )   

  Fintan O’Toole’s Own Cultural Revolution by William Wall 

  21 December, 2010 — MRZine

  Fintan O’Toole.  a recent New Left Review essay by Slavoy Zizek.  Writing about Morales and Chavez and the Maoist government in Nepal, he said:

  Their situation is ‘objectively’ hopeless: the whole drift of history is basically against them, they cannot rely on any ‘objective tendencies’ pushing in their way, all they can do is to improvise, do what they can in a desperate situation.  But, nonetheless, does this not give them a unique freedom?  And are we — today’s left — not all in exactly the same situation?

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