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Hopey changey stuff

Hopey changey stuff

There’s a lot going on lately, and a fair number of calls to the Obama administration to take note and react to all of it. Nothing from Washington yet. First, the Cuban Labor Federation came right out and announced that 1 million public sector jobs were set to be eliminated, half of these by next […]

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Tegucigalpa, Tehran, and a Few Reflections on Brazilian Foreign Policy

Tegucigalpa, Tehran, and a Few Reflections on Brazilian Foreign Policy

              It should not surprise anyone that President Lula’s foreign policy would come under greater scrutiny during an election year to determine his successor. What is shocking is the stark contrast between the government’s foreign policy to restore democratic rule in Tegucigalpa while rolling out the red carpet for […]

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