I forgot to mention in the list below, that Duhalde was the presidential
candidate for the peronists in the last elections. He was sqarely defeated
by what people thought was a center-left coalition (the Alianza, whose main
players were the Radical and Frepaso parties). The Alianza turned out
In commercial terms, as the article from the Stop IMF list below suggests,
it would make it even more difficult for struggling countries to raise the
capital they need.
There is just no evidence for this proposition. First up, people like the
IIF always like to use phrases like struggling
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2002:
So what are you going to do -- not just next year, but for the rest of your
work life? If you're not certain, it doesn't hurt to check out the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics' best estimates about the employment outlook
Isn't it fascinating, that people who are so involved in the economical and
social policy of the last ten years be today unanimously lead to condemn
this policy and to see no solution but its removal? Isn't it the proof that
the crisis corresponds to an objective logic, regardless of voluntarism,
Here is a part of Social Change in Iran: An Eyewitness Account of Dissent,
Defiance, and New Movements for Rights by Behzad Yaghmaian ( It will be
published in January 2002). Iranian society has had an immensely rich and
diverse experience during the past six years. This book is the first
At 11/12/01 13:28 -0500, you wrote:
CB: Here's my proposal for defining a qualitatively new phase of imperialism:
1) The scientific and technological revolution especially in
transportation and communication machinery has resulted in Marx's
cooperation turning into its opposite, being
This could be accompanied by the transformation of dollar debts into
pesos. That would stop widespread bankruptcies as most Argentines earn
in the local currency but have debts -- such as mortgages -- in the
greenback.
The above forecast is entirely untrue. The pesoisation of the
Argentinian
US planned war in Afghanistan long before September 11
By Patrick Martin
20 November 2001
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Insider accounts published in the British, French and Indian media have
revealed that US officials threatened war against Afghanistan
Alan Cibils wrote:
However, I think the people have got a taste of their own power in recent
weeks (two presidents and a finance minister ain't bad!)
From what I have read, the puebolo was prepared to support Saa, and it
was precisely that popular support that moved two powerful Peronist
I am glad you have challenged this post. Although I support Michael's
strict guidelines on civility for this list, without argument we cannot
test out the strength of different positions. I too would like to know how
strong the position is that I advanced.
At 03/01/02 13:04 +, you
At 05:09 PM 1/3/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Alan Cibils wrote:
However, I think the people have got a taste of their own power in recent
weeks (two presidents and a finance minister ain't bad!)
From what I have read, the puebolo was prepared to support Saa, and it
was precisely that
Sorry if I came over excessively acerbic. Please be assured that my bile is
directed not at you but at the politicians who continue to hold out hopes of
this eminently sensible idea being implemented without planning to do
anything about it. Comments below:
But isn't it just the speculative
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