Guatemalan President Pushes Drug Decriminalization

Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina has announced the Central American country will defy U.S. orders and decriminalize drugs to put an end to the U.S.-led drug war. "We are not doing what the United States says, we are doing what we have to do," said Perez, who...

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Hundreds of Protesters Wounded, Detained in Bahrain

More than 120 protesters have been wounded and hospitalized this week after Bahrain's security forces attacked them on the streets, as the Shiite opposition commemorated the one year anniversary of the uprisings. While the Obama administration quietly pushed through...

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GOP Objects to Nuclear Arms Reductions

Congressional Republicans on Wednesday reacted hysterically to the Obama administration's proposal to cut the size of the U.S. nuclear arsenal by as much as 80 percent. Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) vowed he and his congressional allies would "do everything we possibly can...

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US Continues to Provoke Iran in Persian Gulf

The massive fleet of U.S. Navy warships continue to engage provocatively in the Persian Gulf, just south of Iran, while the U.S. media present Iranian patrols as deliberate threats. The Persian Gulf has been the focal point of grandstanding militarism in recent...

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Secular Iraqi Dissidents Form New Opposition Party

A coalition of political dissidents in Iraq created a new opposition party Saturday, in an attempt to check the power of the central government as Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki consolidates dictatorial rule. The Union of Patriotic Figures, as it will be called,...

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