A Trump Attempt to Reverse Obama’s Cuba Policies could be Complicated and Costly

By Mimi Whitefield on November 10, 2016

President-elect Donald Trump has said “concessions” the Obama administration made to Cuba can easily be reversed and that he will unravel them unless U.S. demands are met, but some of the commercial initiatives may be a bit harder to undo than merely signing an executive order. (more…)

The Big Split

By John Steppling on November 10, 2016

“ If Trump is the price we have to pay to defeat Clintonian neoliberalism – so be it.”                          

 — Mumia Abu-Jamal

Throughout this election I said I didn’t believe Trump wanted to win. And judging from the Podesta emails, the DNC helped engineer the Trump ascension to the Republican nomination. (more…)

The Trump Era or the Rise of a New Paradigm

By Carlos Aznárez on November 10, 2016

The blunt primitivism of the Republicans won out against the cunning hypocrisy of the Democrats. The Trump bulldozer that seems to run over everything that stands in its way was more effective than the deceiving and calculated moderation of Hillary Clinton. (more…)

Anti-Trump Protests Continue Across the US as 10,000 March in New York

By Edward Helmore on November 12, 2016

Nov. 13, over 10,000 people encircle Lake Merritt in Oakland Ca. in rejection of the Trump presidency. Photo: Bill Hackwell

Nov. 13, over 10,000 people encircle Lake Merritt in Oakland Ca. in rejection of the Trump presidency. Photo: Bill Hackwell

Protests against the election of Donald Trump continued across the US on Saturday. In New York, where peaceful marches along downtown streets have taken place since Wednesday – (more…)

Daniel Ortega Victorious in Nicaragua

November 7, 2016

FSLN candidates, Daniel Ortega and running mate Rosario Murillo. Photo: el 19 digital

FSLN candidates, Daniel Ortega and running mate Rosario Murillo. Photo: el 19 digital

MANAGUA. — With 21.3% of the polling stations reporting, Nicaragua’s Supreme Electoral Council (CSE) announced that Daniel Ortega, candidate of the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) had received 71.3% of the vote. (more…)

Forced to Divorce by Israel

By Maram Humaid November 1, 2016

For Samira Shawamreh, the cost of cancer treatment was that she and her husband had to divorce.

In 2014, Samira was diagnosed with bowel cancer. For treatment, she had to travel regularly between Hebron, where she then lived, and hospitals in Jerusalem and Beit Jala, also in the occupied West Bank. (more…)

The Secrets of the US Election: Julian Assange Talks to John Pilger

By Julian Assange – John Pilger, in an interview conducted at the Embassy of Ecuador in London on November 5, 2016

John Pilger:

What’s the significance of the FBI’s intervention in these last days of the U.S. election campaign, in the case against Hillary Clinton? (more…)

Argentine Indigenous Group Demand Macri Explain Armed Break-In

November 4, 2016

Argentina’s Indigenous Tupac Amaru organization said Friday that three people with automatic weapons stormed their headquarters and demanded they cease their struggle to free their leader, Milagro Sala. (more…)

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