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Evo's First Year
by Juliette Beckposted Jan 25, 2007 - Evo Morales' first year as President of Bolivia: Race Conflict threatens division while Andean cultural traditions restore balance
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Sarah van Gelder interviewed by Peak Moment TV
by Sarah van Gelderposted Jan 19, 2007 - Janaia Donaldson interviews YES! Magazine Executive Editor, Sarah Van Gelder, on healthcare for all, alternatives to prisons, peak oil, living democracy, climate change, working together, and how each of us can begin creating change.
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SOL :: Princeton report into voting security
by Doug Pibelposted Dec 06, 2006 - Diebold DRE voting machines are easy to subvert, and have serious security problems
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How Commerce Consumed the Commons
by Jonathan Roweposted Nov 30, 2006 - In a world where everything's for sale, we've forgotten that much of value happens outside the stream of commerce. Here's how we forgot--and how we're reclaiming the commons.
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Community Radio-Radio Community
by Lilja Ottoposted Oct 02, 2006 - A different format for community events, and a recipe for inspiration is now being used by the community radio movement.
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Southern Revival
by Sarah van Gelderposted Sep 01, 2006 - The Southeast Social Forum prepares for a larger gathering of dedicated activists from all over U.S.
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Programming Our Vocabulary
by Frances Moore Lappéposted Aug 25, 2006 - The right continues to define the terms of debate. It is time for progressives to establish terms of their own.
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Principles of Real Solutions
by Sarah van Gelderposted Aug 22, 2006
- What is required for America to join most of the industrialized world in universal access to health care?
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Health Care Options at a Glance
by Sarah van Gelder, Doug Pibelposted Aug 22, 2006
- The various health care options used around the world are detailed based on costs, coverage, who pays and other factors.
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Getting Clean in Maine
by Nancy Watzmanposted Aug 21, 2006
- Clean Elections -- in other words public funding of elections -- helped make the passage of the Dirigo health care law possible in Maine.
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Where FEMA feared to Tread
by Tim Shorrockposted Aug 09, 2006 - When Katrina hit New Orleans, medics on bicycles toured the city bringing relief where other agencies failed to show.
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Recipe for a Cooked Election
by Greg Palastposted Aug 09, 2006 - In the 2004 election, more than 3 million ballots were never counted. Palast explains where they went, but also provides an example of hopeful voting reform in New Mexico.
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A Growing Movement
by Rev. Linda H. Wallingposted Aug 08, 2006 - As Americans pay more for less health care, a movement toward universal health care is gaining steam.
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If You Ask Maine
by Tish Tanskiposted Aug 07, 2006
- Maine residents tell state what they want, government moves to give greater access to health care.
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Health Care: It's What Ails Us
by Doug Pibel, Sarah van Gelderposted Jul 19, 2006
- Americans spend the most, get the least, and have no health care security. The solution is not that difficult.
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