
The Mid-Atlantic Infoshop: There's no government like no government.

Palestine: Conquerors exasperated by the indocility of the conquered.

Ecuador: Government for, of, and by oligarchies and bankers.

Foreign policy: I'm not being cynical. I'm just awake now.

Georgia: Advanced human rights training at Ft. Benning.
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Iran: Profit before democracy. Or else.

Chile: If elections can't be bought, they must be taken.

El Salvador: Death to the Freedom Fighters.

Colombia: $1.6 billion worth of assassinations, disappearances, and torture.

Guatemala 1966-96: Our tax dollars at work.

Argentina: When killing teachers, writers, doctors, and artists is not enough.

Before the election: candidates for candidacy.

People like you and me standing up for themselves around the world.

Peru: Young protesters invading dictator Fujimori's palace.

Brazil: Mourning assassinations and feeding children.

Chicago: Words that led to May Day observances around the world.

Puerto Rico: Government violence backing privitization program.

Mexico: The people of Chiapas.

Capitalism and the consumer culture.
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