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Excellent coverage of British collusion in acts of international terrorism in.. THE IRISH DAILY MAIL
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Sunday December 03, 2006 20:12 by Harry Wells
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Congratulations to the Irish Daily Mail, who have put the other newspapers to shame, by their initial story and follow up coverage of the story of British collusion with acts of unionist paramilitary violence. As the stories are not on the Daily Mail website and just so the rest of the media can see the story it is ignoring – here is the story as laid out in the Irish Daily Mail. read full story / add a comment ![President of Bolivia Evo Morales [right]](cache/imagecache/local/attachments/dec2006/100_75_1_1_5_0_0_0_0_0_truth.jpg "President of Bolivia Evo Morales [right]")
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Sunday December 03, 2006 20:11 by Bolivia watcher
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Everybody wins. The people of Bolivia now have a share in the profits of their own natural resources. The President is now more popular, having championed the cause of the ordinary people of his country against rich foreigners and vested interests. The energy companies can now be certain of stability, and in the long run they will still make millions. It's not magic, it's just the application of political sense and good judgement. Will we ever see it in this country? read full story / add a comment 
antrim / miscellaneous / news report Sunday December 03, 2006 20:03 by Ciarán
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Two dozen protestors stage a picket outside the BBC building in Great Victoria Street in Belfast on Thrusday evening where Secretary of State for the Six Counties Peter Hain was due to take part in a televised discussion. read full story / add a comment |
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