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02 May 2012 |
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by John Schertow
Demonstrations were held in Jayapura on April 5 in support of a groundbreaking conference held in The Hague, The Netherlands, to examine pathways to the reinstatement of the New Guinea Council or Nieuw-Guinea Raad, the original Parliament of West Papua...
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16 March 2012 |
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by Dan Kane
Native to the humid, tropical forests of West and Central Africa, safou (Dacryodes edulis) is also known as the “butterfruit” for its rich, oily pulp. But safou is more than just creamy and delicious. It’s quickly becoming an important cash crop for small farmers...
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19 February 2012 |
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Oaxaca Governor Gabino Cue protects paramilitaries; people mobilize
by Carolina
Now it’s back to the streets, or rather the mountain highways of Oaxaca for the Triqui comrades expelled under fire from the Autonomous Municipality of San Juan Copala
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24 December 2011 |
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“Putting your heart in everything you do is all that matters...”
by Laura W. Valenzuela
“Lume de Biqueira” is a band of Galician Gaitas (bagpipes) of Madrid. It has participated in National Competitions of Galician Gaitas,
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14 December 2011 |
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Published In Heaven: Blood Filled Vessels
by Ron Whitehead
The older I get the more I realize I don't know anything, no one does. We're all guessing, feeling our way, grappling for answers. But every day I have encounters with the spirit world...
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12 April 2012 |
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by Blair Braverman
In 2009, Mohamed Nasheed, the president of the Maldives (before being overthrown in a recent coup), held a cabinet meeting underwater. He sat at a table anchored to the ocean floor, wearing a wetsuit and oxygen tank, and signed a law meant to make the country carbon neutral within a decade.
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29 February 2012 |
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By Ahni
The Triqui people of San Juan Copala are returning to the Palace of Governance in Oaxaca de Juárez after a series of shameful moves by the Oaxaca government.
Things were finally starting to look up for the displaced community...
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28 January 2012 |
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by Hannibal Rhoades
On January the 19th the contested O'Neill-Namah government repealed amendments made to the environmental act by the Somare government and as a result have given local peoples back the rights to their own land and to pursue legal action...
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24 December 2011 |
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by Vincent Lemma
Shooting stars as they are known to have been a spectacle of awe and wonder for all of humanity since the primordial days. They were and are still seen as signs from some sort of mysterious realm; omens bringing some sort of message that needed to be deciphered.
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14 December 2011 |
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by Jan Peter de Jong & Christopher Jordan
Vitrified stones are simply stones that have been melted to a point where they form a glass or glaze. There is much debate in archaeological circles over the ancient examples under study for two reasons...
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