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Statement by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant
In connection with media speculation about the possible transfer of the Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant to Ukraine or the establishment of some form of “joint control” over the plant with Ukraine, the United States of America or representatives of international organizations, we should like to clarify the following. The Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant is a…
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Linking the struggle at home and abroad Remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Home » Racism and Self-Determination » Linking the struggle at home and abroad Remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Credit: abcnews.go.com The following updated article was originally posted on April 3, 2024. This April 4 will mark the 57th anniversary of the assassination of Civil Rights leader, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,…
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Interpol Rejects Demand to Arrest Ecuador’s Correa in Politicized “Kidnapping” Case
BRUSSELS — Three months after an Ecuadorian court requested that Interpol issue a “red alert” to detain, imprison, and extradite former Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa, the former head of state remains free and has continued to wage his legal defense against charges emanating from officials in the government of President Lenin Moreno. According to Correa’s…
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Latin America Defends Ecuador Ex-President Correa’s Fight Against US-Backed Persecution
BRUSSELS — The still-popular yet polarizing ex-president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa Delgado, is garnering the support of regional figures and mass movements throughout Latin America, as he defies an order that would see him detained in his current country of residence, Belgium, and incarcerated in the Andean nation. On Tuesday, Ecuadorian judge Daniella Camacho controversially…
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Washington Moves Against Ecuador’s Rafael Correa
As President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa was a Godsend for the Ecuadorian people, for Latin American independence and for WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange. By serving justice and truth instead of Washington, Correa earned Washington’s hatred and determination to destroy him. Correa was succeeded as president by Lenin Moreno, who Correa mistakenly believed to be an ally,…
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Ecuador, Assange and the Empire: Anatomy of a Neoliberal Sellout
LONDON — You can call the Ecuadorian government’s disconnection of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s internet connection and ban on contact with the outside world a lot of things: unfair, treacherous, a signal of surrender to the West. Such was the reaction of internet users and journalists throughout the world following an announcement by Ecuador that…
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Statement by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant
In connection with media speculation about the possible transfer of the Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant to Ukraine or the establishment of some form of “joint control” over the plant with Ukraine, the United States of America or representatives of international organizations, we should like to clarify the following. The Zaporozhskaya nuclear power plant is a…
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Linking the struggle at home and abroad Remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Home » Racism and Self-Determination » Linking the struggle at home and abroad Remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Credit: abcnews.go.com The following updated article was originally posted on April 3, 2024. This April 4 will mark the 57th anniversary of the assassination of Civil Rights leader, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,…
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Land Back from Turtle Island to Palestine! Boston demonstrators observe Land Day
Boston Protesters gathered outside the Roxbury Crossing T-Station near the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center on March 30 to observe Palestinian Land Day in solidarity with Palestinian-led resistance against imperialism worldwide. Boston’s Roxbury Crossing on Land Day, March 30, 2025.WW photo: Steve Kirschbaum As Aya, a Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) activist, stressed, this year’s…
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Philadelphia: Land Back Day Rally – Stop the Genocide
Home » Global » West Asia/ North Africa » Philadelphia: Land Back Day Rally – Stop the Genocide Over 175 people demonstrated in Philadelphia on March 31, taking to the streets from 30th Street Station to the University of Pennsylvania on Walnut Street in recognition of Palestine Land Back Day and to once again demand…