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End of the Myth won a Pulitzer. Empire of Necessity, Kissinger’s Shadow, Fordlandia, Empire’s Workshop, Last Colonial Massacre, Blood of Guatemala.

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What a real “abundance” victory looks like: Labor’s “defied predictions of a hung parliament, hands Albanese a clear mandate to deliver a second-term agenda that includes slashing student debt, more free GP visits and building homes for first home buyers.” theguardian.com/australia-news…

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Grandin: "You know, I’ve come to the conclusion that you can say and write whatever you want about Latin America. It’s not Israel. I mean, how did I become the C. Vann Woodward professor of history at Yale?"

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“We need a left that’s willing to ignore genocide” is a terrifying indicator of the Democratic Party’s plans for future governance. Palestine is just the test run

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Richard Nixon:  “What is beautiful? What is a rainbow, what makes a rainbow beautiful? If it was all red, it wouldn't be beautiful. It's all the colors.” (Referring to the variety of consumer choice created by “free enterprise”)

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"La larga historia de ilegalidad en la política de Estados Unidos hacia América Latina" Greg sobre la asociación entre Trump y Bukele en las megaprisiones de El Salvador: shorturl.at/KCQnN

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 sobre la asociación entre Trump y Bukele en las megaprisiones de El Salvador:  shorturl.at/KCQnN
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Congratulations to Rachel Nolan whose fantastic book, “Until I Find You,” on coerced adoptions during the Cold War Guatemala, was finalist for the Pulitzer in non-fiction. So well deserved.

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worked my way through the first couple of chapters on lunch today, i cannot recommend it enough to friends and mutuals who enjoy reading american/latin american history.

worked my way through the first couple of chapters on lunch today, i cannot recommend it enough to friends and mutuals who enjoy reading american/latin american history.
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NEW: On Friday, ICE agents stopped a bus in Albion, NY. They had a list of names, and took 14 people into custody. Those workers — and their employer — just happened to be involved in one of the most crucial labor struggles in the state in recent memory My latest The Intercept

NEW: On Friday, ICE agents stopped a bus in Albion, NY. They had a list of names, and took 14 people into custody.

Those workers — and their employer — just happened to be involved in one of the most crucial labor struggles in the state in recent memory

My latest <a href="/theintercept/">The Intercept</a>
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From the FT: “The array of sources is vast, and despite the book’s length, the narrative pace is superb.  America, América is an agonising appeal …. Grandin makes a mighty argument in favour. Don’t be surprised if he wins another Pulitzer.” archive.is/03t3S

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El Eternauta on Netflix is phenomenal. But why make Malvinas source of Juan’s trauma. Shouldn’t trauma have been the military terror of the 70s? Which would have done honor to the author who himself was disappeared along with his four daughters.