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Joe Emersberger: “Almagro didn’t even lose his job at the OAS for inciting the 2019 coup in #Bolivia by lying about its presidential election that year. How dare he say anything about #Venezuela’s presidential election. Similar remarks apply to @KenRoth @AKurmanaev @nytimes @Reuters etc.”	1
Debt Is Wage Theft, Debt Steals Leisure Time, Debt Can Suppress Strikes: Debt Is a Labor Issue	1
James Zogby: Netanyahu Isn’t Interested in Peace, So Why Does Biden Keep Pretending Otherwise? \| Common Dreams	1
An Untold History of Joe Biden's Support for Israel — Documents reviewed in Delaware and New York give insight into how, starting early in Biden’s political career, his positions appear to have significantly changed as his relationships strengthened with a growing pro-Israel lobby.	1
Venezuela, Media War \| Under the Shadow — Unrest in Venezuela following recent elections has captured the international spotlight, but there’s an actor in the shadows escaping scrutiny—the US media.	1
Ryan Grim: “The NYT barely printed a word about the flagrant election theft in Pakistan in February, a nuclear armed country of some 250 million people, but now it pulled out all the stops to do its own vote count in Venezuela. One is a U.S. ally, the other is an adversary. Guess which.”	1
Ben Norton: “The propaganda on Venezuela is mind-numbing. A media outlet in Spain invited on ex COUP LEADER Pedro Carmona to accuse Maduro of "mega fraud" (with no evidence). Carmona was DICTATOR of Venezuela for 2 days in April 2002, after a US-backed COUP against elected President Chávez!”	1
US 'gave the nod' to Venezuelan coup: “The Bush administration was under intense scrutiny yesterday for its role in last weekend's abortive coup in Venezuela, after admitting that US officials had held a series of meetings in recent months with Venezuelan military officers and opposition activists.”	1
The House Must Reject the Senate’s KOSA Internet Censorship Bill \| Common Dreams	1

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