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FDA Looks to Renew Industry-Funded Review Process
Congress is set to reauthorize a Federal Drug Administration act that critics say gives drug companies too much influence over the agency, leading to hasty approvals of new drugs.
Under the...
Environmental Racism Still Major Problem, Report Confirms
Twenty years after a landmark report documented environmental racism in the United States, new evidence shows that toxic waste is still being disproportionately dumped on communities of color....
Associated Press Fires Oaxaca Correspondent Rebeca Romero
Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest and “a Consistent Pattern of Sensationalizing Protester Violence while Sanitizing State Violence through Misreporting”
By John Gibler
Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 5, 2007
Celebrate Narco News’ 7th Anniversary in New York City on April 18
Sign-Up Today as a Sponsor of a Great Party for a Worthy Cause
By Al Giordano
The Other New York
April 3, 2007
House of Death Informant Further Exposes U.S. Role in Juárez Mass Murder
Previously Unpublished Interview Chock-full of Claims of U.S. Law Enforcement Knowledge of Murders; High-Level Mexican Corruption
By Bill Conroy
Via the Narcosphere
April 2, 2007
The Return of <i>la Otra</i>
The Zapatistas Have a Diagnosis and Map of Social and Political Conflicts in the Country that Is Not Possessed by Any Other Type of Political Force
By Luis Hernández Navarro
La Jornada
April 1, 2007
’Authentic Journalism’ Focus of Talk
Al Giordano to Speak on Sunday, 7:30 p.m. in Worcester, Massachusetts: Indymedia Is the Sponsor
By Telegram and Gazette Staff
Worcester Telegram and Gazette
March 31, 2007
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Critics Question Economics of Logging in Largest National Forest
As the US Forest Service pursues a logging plan for the Tongass National Forest, conservationists are pushing for different economic priorities in Alaska.
Congress Challenges Labor Board Anti-Union Definitions
Lawmakers introduced a bill last week that would give back millions of workers the right to join unions.
The bill, called the Re-Empowerment of Skilled and Professional Employees and...
Govt. Looks to Continue Handouts for Factory Farm Pollution
The latest round of legislative proposals to address waste from the agricultural industry would continue to give government breaks to factory farms, despite critics' arguments that the large-scale...
Supermodels 1, Ulises Ruiz 0: Miss Universe Cancels Oaxaca Events of 2007 Pageant
Ruiz Dishonestly Blames Donald Trump as Models Move on Mexican Consulates in New York and Elsewhere with the Demand: “Federal Police Out of Oaxaca!”
By Cha-Cha Connor
Spokesmodel, Popular Assembly of Models for Oaxaca (APMO)
March 29, 2007
Miss Universe 2007 Cancelled in Oaxaca
Bureaucrats and Businessmen Point Fingers Over Who Is to Blame
By Eliza Ruiz Jaimes
Noticias de Oaxaca
March 29, 2007
Keep Hearing the Voices that Would Otherwise Never Be Heard to the Outside World
Help Continue This Grand Experiment in Authentic Journalism
By Chris Fee
Newsroom Coordinator
March 29, 2007
‘Racism’ Seen in Liberals’ Opposition to Mexican Truckers
Labor and public-interest groups are arguing that permitting Mexican truckers to drive US roads under NAFTA raises safety concerns. But the facts suggest otherwise, and some activists see a deeper problem.
Bank of the South
Hugo Chavez Wants to Take On His Enemies By Playing Their Old Game
By Garrett St. James
Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 28, 2007
Organized Chaos in Oaxaca
The PFP Evicts Farmers to Construct Wind Park on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
By Nancy Davies
Commentary from Oaxaca
March 28, 2007
EPA Moves to Deregulate Hazardous Waste
More than a half-million tons of hazardous waste annually could escape federal environmental regulations under a new proposal from the US Environmental Protection Agency.
The EPA wants to...
Emails Link Johnny “House of Death” Sutton to DOJ Firing Scandal
“How Big a Role He Played, if any, in Initiating or Orchestrating Those Terminations Behind the Scenes is Not Clear...”
By Bill Conroy
Via The Narcosphere
March 27, 2007
The Other Campaign Begins Anew
And the Work of Reporting its Progress Also Continues
By Murielle Coppin
A Letter from Mexico
March 27, 2007
In Oaxaca, Harvard Comes to the Rescue
The ‘Intellectual Power’ of US Academia Joins Forces with the Military State of Siege
By George Salzman
Via The Narcosphere
March 26, 2007
