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Fausta's Blog links to a video of Bolivian president, Evo Morales becoming visibly agitated by Univision anchorman, Jorge Ramos' prodding about his thoughts on Fidel Castro. He also translates a transcription of the exchange into English. The next day, responding to an article published in Spain's El Pais, Fausta's Blog calls the article an example of big media spin. Boli-Nica has his thoughts on a reported conversation between US president, George Bush and Evo Morales.
Filmmaker and citizen journalist, Anna Penido joins an entourage of White Brazilians observing the festival of “Kuarup” on Xingu Reservation and pens her interesting observations at OhmyNews International.
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I do not support capital punishment, in this instance there have no other alternative. What...