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The World Bank should get a failing grade for its rankings of countries that violate workers' rights

02.12.2006 This election season many voters are asking a critical question: What is the appropriate role for the United States in world affairs? By punishing those legislators who voted for war in Iraq, many citizens are rejecting the idea of the United States as a military overlord, asserting that a different set of values should guide our foreign policy.

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Guatemala: Two Months of CAFTA

10.11.2006 Guatemala's Congress did recognize that CAFTA would have negative social effects, but did not specify how. The promise to legislate compensatory measures was an empty gesture to get the measure passed. To date, no studies have been carried out or legislation passed, but Congress continues to comply with Washington's demands.

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Related topics/regions: [Guatemala] [Corporations] [Trade] [Governance]

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U.S. Elections: A Modest Foreign Policy Change, Maybe

07.11.2006 Despite the fact that the Iraq War has played a dominant role in Tuesday's elections, there is little reason to expect George W. Bush will agree to major policy shifts in 2007 on Iraq or on other challenging issues, says security analyst John Isaacs.

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U.S. Elections: A Modest Foreign Policy Change, Maybe

Democrat John Tester: ''The time has come to support our troops by laying out a plan to bring them home.''

06.11.2006 Despite the fact that the Iraq War has played a dominant role in Tuesday's elections, there is little reason to expect George W. Bush will agree to major policy shifts in 2007 on Iraq or on other challenging issues, says security analyst John Isaacs.

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Related topics/regions: [United States] [Iraq]

Image: Democrat John Tester: ''The time has come to support our troops by laying out a plan to bring them home.'' © Council for a Livable World

Eleventh-Hour Election Meddling in Nicaragua

04.11.2006 Nicaragua is gearing up for its national elections on Sunday, November 5. For the last year, Nicaragua's complicated electoral panorama has been further convoluted by a string of U.S. representatives seeking to ward off an electoral victory by Sandinista (FSLN) leader and former president Daniel Ortega.

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Related topics/regions: [Nicaragua] [Freedom of expression] [Democracy] [Geopolitics]

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