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Measuring Democracy - The ICFTU’s Reports on Violations of Union Rights - Artur Victoria Studies

and has 225 affiliated organizations in 148 countries. Affiliates are unions, union confederations or peak level associations. Association maintains close links with different UN bodies and has consultative status in some of...

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The tribes fight back with Native Spirit

Sick of being portrayed as helpless victims, indigenous peoples are now picking up the camera themselves. And the results, as seen in the Native Spirit film festival, are remarkable Cinema's relationship with indigenous tribal...

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East Bound And Down, Loaded Up And Truckin'!

Nov 07, 2009 at 6:34 AM - - 0 Comments SCS Software is happy to announce the availability of digitally distributed edition of their newest truck simulation game 18 Wheels of Steel Extreme Trucker . The game hit store shelves in...

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Esperanza Group : Bolivia

250 of $2,150 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 7, 2009 Esperanza (“Hope”) is the name of a group that belongs to Juan Pablo II Center. There are 17 members. The board of directors is made up of Ana María Jimenez, president;...

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Venezuelans struggling with water shortages

Children play around a water distribution truck in Filas de Mariches neighborhood in Caracas, Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. While Venezuela's capital began water rationing this week amid a drought blamed on El Nino, large sections of...

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Congenital Trypanosoma cruzi Transmission in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

Clin Infect Dis. 2009 Oct 30; Bern C, Verastegui M, Gilman RH, Lafuente C, Galdos-Cardenas G, Calderon M, Pacori J, Del Carmen Abastoflor M, Aparicio H, Brady MF, Ferrufino L, Angulo N, Marcus S, Sterling C, Maguire JH

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Study Spanish in South America Spanish Schools

Learning Spanish Latin America – Reasons to Learn Spanish Abroad Reasons to study Spanish in South America - learn Spanish abroad with South American Spanish schools. Anyone wanting to learn Spanish abroad should consider South...

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Lula Fights Charges of Illiteracy and Rudeness with Sarcasm and Charm

Irony was the weapon used by Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to respond to criticism about his democratic credentials and lack of study leveled against him by his predecessor in the presidency, Fernando Henrique...

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Where's the outrage?

Where's the outrage? ALBERT J. SHERIDAN, Miami A `turbocracia' The premise of your Nov. 4 editorial The Honduran solution is that Honduras is at fault and should capitulate to world opinion, which is expressed by writers who...

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When did saving the planet get so dull?

A first hand account of what it is like to cover the UN climate change negotiations. By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent Time was when saving the planet meant overcoming a dastardly villain or just wearing a tight pair of...

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