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Drug War Revisionists Seek an Armistice

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 31, 2003

By &Eaccute;rica JunghansRacism, human rights and militarization are activists’ chief concerns.

Democracy

World Social Forum Comes up from the Underground

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 29, 2003

By Lucimara NunesForum organziers say massive press coverage means their event has put social issues in the spotlight.

Democracy

Venezuela’s Chavez Announces Price, Media Controls

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 28, 2003

By Lucimara NunesHugo Chavez spoke in Porto Alegre amid conflict at home and criticism abroad.

Culture

Networking, Strategies as World Social Forum Closes

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 28, 2003

By Lucimara Nunes Forum organizers showcased new networks for global social movements and small businesses.

Democracy

Activists: Globalized Trade Unfair to Developing Nations

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 28, 2003

By Érica Junghans International finance reform is a priority for multinational social-change groups.

Democracy

Exonerated Death Row Inmate at World Social Forum

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 27, 2003

By Érica JunghanForced confessions were among the topics at an anti-death penalty conference.

Culture

Chomsky Talk on ‘Empire’ and Iraq War

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 27, 2003

By Érica JunghansThe celebrity leftist opinion leader drew an audience of over 18,000.

Culture

Financial Crisis Spurs Hope for Cooperation, Debt Relief

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 26, 2003

By Lucimara NunesDelegates call for political unity in South America and Africa, to compete with the U.S. and a united Europe.

Democracy

Iraq Questions Abound at World Social Forum

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 26, 2003

By Lucimara NunesA possible U.S.-led war against Iraq has turned into a defining issue at the Porto Alegre conference.

Culture

Brazilian President Says Poverty is the Priority

By Newsdesk.org Staff | January 25, 2003

By Nunes & JunghansBrazil’s leader said he will speak for the poor at the World Economic Forum.

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