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Jim Schultz writes on Blog from Bolivia that the political left is beginning to unite after an unorganized start to this year's election. Dan Moriarty, meanwhile, offers his take on some of Blog from Bolivia's usual commenters.
Miriam offers her impressions of the Santa Cruz region of Bolivia
where she was forced to travel by bus because of labor strikes by train workers.
Both MABB and Barrio Flores wish Bolivia, which turned 180 on Saturday, a very happy birthday.
The Zimbabwean Pundit looks at the inflation that's hit the streets of Harare.
Neeka's Backlog looks at the wages paid to college professors and school teachers. The headline on the news article she links to? “Professors are to be given a salary that would allow them to buy a cell phone with a camera.”
Humanitarian hijinks on the ever-evolving, acronym-laden patois of the refugee camps in Darfur.
Scraps of Moscow is shocked and amused to see the symbols of Victory Day used to beautify a row of portajohns.
Black Looks has an update on lesbian activist Victor Julie Mukassa, who has been in hiding for the past several weeks.
that map? Philippines and Malaysia are the closest to the Spratly this other map contained in your second link? Only...
Do you know the Philippine government is one of the BIGGEST LAND GRABBERS in the South China Sea? Philippine has...
Unfortunately, covering the Red Shirts as if they are pro-democracy and victims of state crimes, leads me to doubt your...
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any upcoming events in delhi ...?