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Which is worse, a president who doesn’t know what’s going on and is manipulated by others, or a president who launches a war knowingly using false or misleading information to sell it to the American people? click here for Spanish text

PHILADELPHIA – While Iraqi workers currently face daunting conditions such as spiraling inflation and 70 percent unemployment, they are refusing to let restrictive, anti-labor laws stop their organizing work.

With the anniversary of the preemptive “Operation Iraqi Freedom” approaching in the midst of the presidential primaries, body counts and budget expenditures are growing and no Iraqi weapons of mass destruction are to be found.

News Analysis

LONDON – The last couple of weeks have been eventful ones in British politics. Last month, Prime Minister Tony Blair was faced with what was being touted as the “toughest week yet” of his leadership.

The best hopes and dreams of the U.S. people do not lie with U.S. big corporations or the extreme right-wing movements they sponsor. In fact, the ultimate interest of the majority of our people is in a more democratic, a more egalitarian, and a more peaceful USA.

¿Cual es peor, un presidente que no sabe los que está pasando y que es manipulado por otros, o un presidente que lanza una guerra sabiendo que está usando información falsa para convencer al pueblo estadounidense?

Primera de dos partes

BOGOTA (Prensa Latina) – La posesión de hidrocarburos tiene un carácter estratégico en la geopolítica mundial actual.

RIO DE JANEIRO – Hace un año desde que Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, el ex obrero metalúrgico y dirigente del izquierdista Partido de los Trabajadores de Brasil, fue electo presidente del país.

Ahora que el Presidente Bush ha hecho su famoso pronunciamiento sobre cómo se encargará de los entre ocho y doce millones de inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en Estados Unidos, las corporaciones de los medios de comunicación, al parecer sin entender efectivamente la propuesta de Bush, transmiten sus habituales chorradas.