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Canada court dismissed indigenous people's plea against gas pipeline.

Federal Court of Canada Dismisses Indigenous Peoples’ Plea Against Gas Pipeline Project

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Coal miners become casualties in Pakistan

Coal Miners Become Casualties in Pakistan

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On February 2, 1999, Commander Hugo Chávez was first sworn in as the President of Venezuela and pledged to constitutionally transform the social reality of the country.

Venezuela Celebrates 21 Years of the Bolivarian Revolution

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The 7,423 bombs dropped in Afghanistan last year were the highest in a decade.

7423 Bombs Dropped on Afghanistan in 2019, Says Report

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Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif one of the authors of the one of the measures. Photo: Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo

US House Passes Resolutions to Restrict Trump’s War Powers Over Iraq and Iran

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Upon leaving the Attorney General’s Office, Arce was received by hundreds of MAS supporters who shouted slogans in support of his presidential candidacy. Photo: Página 12

Bolivian Coup Regime Launches Attack Campaign Against Presidential Candidate Luis Arce

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Protests & Movements

Tens of Thousands of Belgian Workers March to Defend Social Security

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NUMSA Secures Wage Hike for 306,000 Workers in South Africa’s Motor Industry

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NUMSA Secures Wage Hike for 306,000 Workers

NUMSA Secures Wage Hike for 306,000 Workers in South Africa’s Motor Industry

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José Martí was a renowned revolutionary poet

Cubans Pay Tribute to National Hero José Martí

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