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July 2010
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1 July 2010, by Michael Ryan Wiseman
Where’s the beef?
Happy birthday, Canada! And what better way to celebrate than throwing a $1 billion dollar birthday party. Curious, though, that most of it was spent on keeping people away from the festivities (…) -
1 July 2010, by Richard Poplak
A Tale of Two Cities
The FIFA World Cup Finals and the G20 summit may at first glance seem entirely disparate, but both events have had a profound effect on the narratives of their respective cities. Those narratives, (…) -
1 July 2010, by Bahati Ntama Jacques and Beth Tuckey
Congo’s Quest for Liberation Continues
Today, at the 50th anniversary of Congo’s independence, the country continues to be a source of wealth for the world, yet the Congolese people live in poverty. Like many African nations, the (…) -
1 July 2010, by Daya Varma
ANGER AT BHOPAL JUDGEMENT
On December 3, 1984, Bhopal became the site of the world’s worst industrial Disaster. The question is: should India entertain hazardous industries at all? If the answer is yes, then what should be (…) -
1 July 2010, by Ezra Winton
ART THREAT !!!
Here are this month’s top stories from Art Threat... The G20 summer blockbuster by Ezra Winton That the hundreds (at last count 900+) of G20 protesters (and random civilians) held in pens (…) -
1 July 2010, by Dimitrios Roussopoulos
Greek Dialectics
‘We are all Greeks’ - Percy Bysshe Shelly, from the preface of his lyrical drama Hellas Having recently spent five wonderful weeks in several parts of Greece, I return to Montreal refreshed. I (…) -
1 July 2010, by Claude Vaillancourt
The G20 faces a crisis with no end in sight
The previous meeting of the G20, last fall in Pittsburgh, ended on a positive note. The closing statement affirmed that G20 countries had done “everything necessary to ensure recovery” and that it (…) -
1 July 2010, by Roger Rashi
From Cochabamba to Cancun
The recent Cochabamba Conference on Climate Change has issued a call to build “a global peoples movement for climate justice.” A novel feature of this call is that it is supported by (…) -
1 July 2010, by Omar Assaf
World Education Forum in Palestine
We are pleased to inform you that the registration for organizations and self-organized activities for the World Education Forum in Palestine (October 28 - 31) opened on June 25. This event is (…)