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New America Now: The Oscar Goes To, On the Road with Evo, Global Lives
New America Now,  , Mar 05, 2010
Valeria Fernandez shares a story about the Mexican workers who craft the Oscar, Tupac Saavedra followed Bolivian president Evo Morales during his election campaign in On the Road with Evo, and Executive Director David Evan Harris talks about his Global Lives Project.
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Beneath the Lion's Gaze
New America Now, , Sandip Roy, Feb 23, 2010
Love, loyalty, friendship and betrayal during the Ethiopian Civil War are depicted in Beneath the Lion's Gaze by Maaza Mengiste.
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Invisible Among the Dispossessed: Internally Displaced Persons
New America Media, Commentary, Andrew Lam, Feb 18, 2010
While a refugee who fits the strict definition given by the Geneva Convention is, at least in principle, provided some legal protection, such as the right to food and shelter and the freedom to practice his religion, an internally displaced person is virtually invisible, his story never told, and his rights nonexistent.
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Beijing Has Changed, Washington Has Not
New America Media, Commentary, George Koo, Feb 16, 2010
President Obama's refusal to cancel his meeting with the Dalai Lama despite China's demand to do so is the latest of many geopolitical activities that suggests that Obama is playing his China cards the way his predecessors did. But should he?
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War on Drugs or War on Mexicans?
New America Media, News analysis, Jose Luis Sierra, Feb 06, 2010
In the wake of the massacre of 16 youths at a birthday party in Ciudad Juarez, Mexican politicos pointed fingers at each other and stonewalled journalists while civilians all over the country reaffirmed their lack of confidence in their government at all levels
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Why India Has an Advantage Over China
India Currents, Commentary, Raywat Deonandan, Feb 05, 2010
Democracy, English and age profile are just three of the reasons why India might have an advantage over China in the race to the top according to one commentator. But India has a lot of hurdles of its own.
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Arms Sales Adds Complexity to US-China-Taiwan Triangle
New America Media, News analysis, George Koo, Feb 04, 2010
President Obama’s announcement to sell $6.4 billion of arms to Taiwan seems to have caught China by surprise. Some in Washington see Beijing’s reaction as a normal response when the U.S. raises the tension in the U.S.-China-Taiwan triangle while others are not so sure.
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