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Brazilian Police Kill Two Dozen in Deadliest Favela Raid in Rio’s History

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams, massacre, police, rio, traffickers on May 7, 2021   Featured, National/World, World  

Brazilian Police Kill Two Dozen in Deadliest Favela Raid in Rio’s History

“It’s extermination—there’s no other way to describe it,” said one Brazilian researcher. More than 100 heavily armed Brazilian police officers stormed a sprawling Rio de Janeiro favela Thursday and killed at least two dozen people, a raid that human rights activists, researchers, and journalists described as the deadliest such police atrocity in the city’s history. The hourslong […]

$152 Trillion. That’s How Much Wealthy Countries ‘Drained’ From the Global South Since 1960

By Kenny Stancil | Common Dreams on May 6, 2021   Featured, National/World, World  

$152 Trillion. That’s How Much Wealthy Countries ‘Drained’ From the Global South Since 1960

“Poor countries are developing rich countries, not the other way around.” Capitalist powers have drained $152 trillion from the Global South since 1960, according to new peer-reviewed research quantifying the reproduction of inequality on the world scale. In an Al Jazeera essay written Thursday, three social scientists—Jason Hickel, an economic anthropologist at the University of London; Dylan Sullivan, […]

Biden Agrees to Waive COVID-19 Vaccine Patents, but It’s Still Complicated

By Patsy Widakuswara | VOA on May 6, 2021   Featured, Health, National/World, World  

Biden Agrees to Waive COVID-19 Vaccine Patents, but It’s Still Complicated

The Biden administration has agreed to support waiving intellectual property (IP) restrictions on COVID-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization (WTO), a breakthrough in the global fight against the pandemic that can empower governments to tackle vaccine scarcity and inequity. U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai announced the administration’s position in a statement Wednesday afternoon. “This is a […]

US, NATO Troops Leaving Afghanistan as Fighting Escalates

By Jeff Seldin | VOA on Apr 29, 2021   Featured, National/World, World  

US, NATO Troops Leaving Afghanistan as Fighting Escalates

WASHINGTON – Troops and equipment are leaving Afghanistan, days ahead of the official start of the U.S. withdrawal, the White House said Thursday, marking the beginning of the end of America’s longest war. “A drawdown is under way,” White House deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters aboard Air Force One, as President Joe Biden […]

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