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Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA
A Soviet Soldier and the Piano in Berlin

A Soviet Soldier and the Piano in Berlin

Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//7:21pm, May 8th '22

A Soviet soldier played the piano in Berlin,
the city burning from war,
Sunlight came into the abandon apartment
through an open window,
The years have passed and now a Russian soldier,
plays a piano near an open window in Kyiv,
Western Europe plays its swan song in a burning city.

Book Review: Return Of The Public
Megan Sherman UK//2:08am, Mar 5th '22

Book Review: Return Of The Public

Dan Hind certainly has a sophisticated understanding of how the corporate political economy of contemporary media degrades the moral fibre of journalism, as well as understanding the practical policy requirements....

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Chinese party congress envisions domestic growth and equality, less reliance on exports
Roger McKenzie//12:24am, Oct 19th '22

Chinese party congress envisions domestic growth and equality, less reliance on exports

Chinese leader Xi Jinping opened the Communist Party’s 20th Congress Sunday promising to reinforce “a new pattern of development” focused on domestic rather than export-led growth and reducing inequality.Vowing....

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WITHIN THE WALLS: A memoir of the plague in Quebec City
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//7:40pm, Mar 12th '22

WITHIN THE WALLS: A memoir of the plague in Quebec City

Chapter V PART IV: My Caput Galeatum, and the Divine Québec SceneryIt is well known that the old walls of the Citadelle, including the first fort to be built on the high cliff known as Cape Diamond, would....

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A PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF Dr WILLIAM RUTO 5th PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA Part I
Ann Waithera Kenya//10:43pm, Dec 12th '22

A PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF Dr WILLIAM RUTO 5th PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA Part I

IntroductionWhen William Ruto became the 5th President of Kenya, he dragged with him huge personal and political baggage that caused the already enfeebled socio-economic and cultural foundations of the....

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Sanctions only create suffering for poor people, so why keep imposing them?
Amiad Horowitz Vietnam//12:55pm, Feb 19th '23

Sanctions only create suffering for poor people, so why keep imposing them?

For decades, the United States government has used economic sanctions as a supposedly non-violent way of forcing supposed enemy states to capitulate to the will of the U.S. We are told that as opposed....

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Courageous Alabama Coal Miners	 and the Longest Labor Strike in United States History
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//11:57pm, Nov 11th '21

Courageous Alabama Coal Miners and the Longest Labor Strike in United States History

When I think of the Alabama coal miners and their courageous strike against the Warrior Met Coal Inc, a mining company with many mine assets in in the state of Alabama, I am reminded of the famous Asturian....

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