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La democracia local participativa ya. |
by Carlos Ortiz de Zárate
agora (nospam) gecel.e.telefonica.net (verified) |
13 May 2008
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El presidente del Grupo de Estudios Comparados Euroafricanos y Eurolatinoamericanos ofrece una reflexión sobre los escasos resultados obtenidos por la reciente convocatoria del mismo, que se proponía hacer un mejor uso de los recursos de éste. El nuevo llamamiento se propone mejorar los resultados obtenidos por el anterior, a través de los canales de quienes nos proponemos promocionar la gobernanza participativa. |
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World Bank and IMF Policies Caused Food Crisis |
by Christine Wicht
mbatko (nospam) lycos.com (verified) |
13 May 2008
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The IMF changed its economic direction and took a market radical neoliberal economic course at the beginning of the 1980s with the rise of monetarism. Hunger in the world can only be overcome with long-term sustainable strategies, not with the short-term horizon of Wall Street. |
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Many candidates, corporate media obscures U.S. presidential politics |
by Stewart A. Alexander
stewartalexander4paf (nospam) ca.rr.com (verified) |
13 May 2008
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Third political parties do not compete on a level playing field in U.S. politics; the corporate media will spend more money in one day, promoting the campaigns of Senators John McCain, Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton, than the amount of money third political parties will spend in one year to promote their candidates, combined. While third party candidates are spending hundreds and thousands of dollars on flyers and brochures, big corporations are spending millions to keep the names of their candidates in the public’s view. |
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LOCAL News :: Education : Environment : Organizing : Politics : Technology |
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Chris Carlsson presents Nowtopia |
by Chris Carlsson
lucyparsons (nospam) tao.ca (unverified) |
12 May 2008
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Outlaw bicycling, urban permaculture, biofuels, free software, even the Burning Man festival, are windows into a scarcely visible social transformation that challenges politics as we know it. As capitalism continues its inexorable push to corral every square inch of the globe into its logic of money and markets, new practices are emerging that are redefining politics. In myriad ways, people are taking back their time and technological know-how from the market and in small under-the-radar ways, are making life better right now. In doing so, they hope to set the foundation--technically and socially--for a genuine movement of liberation from market life. |
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911 Truth's Failed Trajectory - Thanks to CIA/FBI Infiltration! |
by Rod Bleckstyne
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11 May 2008
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Take 2 6 ton jet engines and rocket them at 500 miles at the Pentagon's exterior and you're definitely going to get not only indentations but 2 big,deep holes too! Obviously whatever hit the Pentagon was not a Jetliner with a 6 ton engine on either wing!
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Conscientious Objector Status—Who Should Decide? |
by Kenneth claimont
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11 May 2008
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It is a fallacious and legalistic straw man ploy for any society or organization (such as the Department of Defense) to arrogate, as definition, that an individual must oppose “all” war on religious or ethical grounds to be considered a “conscientious objector”. Simply to be “conscientious” means to act from one’s “own” conscience—not from the collective hearsay of any particular group or on legalistic grounds of some corporate presumption. The individual conscience is the moral compass of conscientious authority. |
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