Headlines February 28, 2023 from Democracy Now!
B’Tselem Accuses Israeli Government of Backing Pogrom in West Bank
Feb 28, 2023
Headlines February 27, 2023 from Democracy Now!
More Than 62 Refugees Die in Shipwreck as Italy Cracks Down on Rescues
Feb 27, 2023
Headlines February 24, 2023 from Democracy Now!
U.S. Frees Two Guantánamo Prisoners after 20 Years of Arbitrary Detention
Feb 24, 2023
Ecuador: Lenín Moreno Bribery Arraignment
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23 de febrero de 2023 10:40
Lenín Moreno ya tiene fecha de formulación de cargos por Ina Papers
La Corte Nacional de Justicia fijó fecha y hora para la audiencia de formulación de cargos contra el expresidente Lenín Moreno y 36 personas más por el presunto delito de cohecho. Foto: Twitter Lenín Moreno
Headlines February 23, 2023 from Democracy Now!
Minnesota Lawmakers Approve Driver’s Licenses for Undocumented Residents, Voter Reenfranchisement
Feb 23, 2023
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Ecuador: Former President Moreno Among 37 To Be Indicted
QUITO (22Feb23) Prosecutor Diana Salazar has asked the National Court of Justice to schedule a hearing to indict 37 people, including former President Lenín Moreno and his family circle, for the crime of bribery in the case known as the Ina Papers.
El Manifiesto Comunista 175 Años Después
21 febrero, 2023 por Rebelión
El 21 de febrero de 1848 salía de la imprenta de la Asociación de Trabajadores de la Educación, sita en el número 46 de la calle Liverpool de Londres, el Manifiesto comunista de Marx y Engels, un clásico del pensamiento comunista.
Headlines February 22, 2023 from Democracy Now!
Mexico’s Former Top Security Official Convicted of Bribery and Drug Trafficking
Feb 22, 2023
Headlines February 21, 2023 from Democracy Now!
“The Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh” Wins Coveted Journalism Award
Headlines February 20, 2023 from Democracy Now!
Tunisia Expels European Trade Union Official Amid Crackdown by President Kais Saied
Feb 20, 2023
Tunisian President Kais Saied has ordered Europe’s top trade union official to leave the country after she took part in a protest organized by a powerful labor union Saturday. This is the secretary general of Tunisia’s General Labor Union, Othman Jalouli, who spoke at the protest.
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