An Unbroken Agony: Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President
By Randall Robinson
Basic Civitas Books
280 pages, US
By Randall Robinson
Basic Civitas Books
280 pages, US
748
Marx in London: An Illustrated Guide
By Asa Briggs & John Callow
Published by Lawrence & Wishart, in association with the Marx Memorial Library
Revised edition, 2008
110 pages, 拢8.99
By Asa Briggs & John Callow
Published by Lawrence & Wishart, in association with the Marx Memorial Library
Revised edition, 2008
110 pages, 拢8.99
Left-wing former bishop Fernando Lugo won Paraguay聮s presidential election on April 20 with 41% of the vote, according to an April 21 AFP report.
More than 20,000 people marched on April 22 through the streets of Santiago to demonstrate their rejection of the Constitutional Court聮s ruling, which last week banned the distribution of the morning-after pill through the public health care system.
聯Bolivia is on the verge of exploding聰, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez warned on April 21.
Below is an abridged April 22 statement by the Institute for Papuan Advocacy and Human Rights. A statement the following day reported that the seven arrested students had been released.
Watching Brief, reflections on human rights, law, & justice
By Julian Burnside
Scribe Publications
$32.95
By Julian Burnside
Scribe Publications
$32.95
Widely regarded as the greatest living kora player, Toumani Diabete, from Mali, and his 10-piece band drawn from various West African nations 聴 the Symmetric Orchestra 聴 delivered a sublimely engaging two-hour performance on March 12 at the Sydney Opera House.
The early April food riots in Haiti were a product of decades-long neoliberal economic policies foisted on the poverty-stricken nation. Since 2007, prices for a number of essential foods, including rice, rose by about 50%.
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