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Updates and Analysis
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The U.S. government and NATO claim Libya bombing is for "humanitarian" reasons; is that really conceivable?
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This is a response to the opinion article "No Libyans allowed at ANSWER Libya forum," posted on the Daily Kos and to various email lists on June 23, 2011. The writer of the response is the co-coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition in Los Angeles.
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Obama's announcement on June 22 means nothing will change; more deployments, more deaths, more crippling wounds, more psychological trauma, for years and years to come.
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On Saturday, June 18, a vibrant, multinational crowd of over 200 people packed into the Los Angeles meeting of the “Eyewitness Libya” national speaking tour, featuring former congresswoman and presidential candidate, Cynthia McKinney.
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President Obama took to the airwaves today to discuss the revolts and conflicts spreading throughout the Middle East. The U.S. dominance over this strategic and oil-rich region has been the pivot of U.S. foreign policy for decades.
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A new fightback movement is rising. From Egypt and Tunisia to Wisconsin and Ohio, workers are taking a stand against oppression and exploitation.
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On May 4, the Palestinian National Reconciliation Agreement was signed in Cairo calling for the creation of a unified Palestinian government.
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Brian Becker, National Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition, discusses the real motives behind the U.S. occupation: not going after Osama Bin Laden or Al-Qaeda, but rather establishing U.S. military bases in a geostrategically important region of the world.
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On Saturday, May 7, join students, young people, teachers and others for a Student & Teacher Fight Back Conference. There will be speakers, organizing sessions, strategizing and plans for action.
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Tens of thousands of people joined a spirited mass march and rally in Los Angeles to commemorate May Day, a day that belongs to all workers.
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