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Evo Morales spoke in a press conference on Friday February 21 in Buenos Aires accompanied by former judge of the Argentinian Supreme Court Raúl Zaffaroni and lawyer Gustavo Ferreyra following the announcement that he would be disqualified as a candidate for senate. Photo: Prensa Evo

Evo Denounces Disqualification as “Second Coup”

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Over 15,000 people took part in the anti-right wing march in Erfurt.

In Germany, Tens of Thousands Take Part in Multiple Demonstrations Against Far-right

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The sanctions imposed on Chelsea Manning have not only led to her detention, but also include an exorbitant daily fine that can potentially bankrupt her.

Chelsea Manning’s Legal Team Files New Motion for Release

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Construction of the wall on the border with Gaza. (Photo: Middle East Eye)

Following in Israel’s Footsteps, Egypt too Builds a Wall on its Border With Gaza

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US and UK are Among the Safest Tax Havens in the World

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In Iran’s parliamentary elections, conservative sections have the advantage

In Iran’s Parliamentary Elections, Conservative Sections Have the Advantage

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Ahead of Assange’s extradition hearing, Wikileaks’ Twitter account gets locked for several hours

Ahead of Assange’s Extradition Hearing, Wikileaks’ Twitter Account Gets Locked for Several Hours

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Palestine to sue Amazon over discriminatory delivery policy

Palestine to Sue Amazon Over Discriminatory Delivery Policy

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The sign reads "Not one more killed". Photo: Semana

In 2020, Already 50 Social Leaders Assassinated in Colombia

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Ashraf Ghani is Declared Winner of Afghanistan’s Presidential Polls but Crisis Continues

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