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On Friday, reggaeton artists Dany Ome and Kevincito El 13 delivered an electrifying performance at the state-run Pabexpo ...

CIA has spent decades saying it knew little of Oswald before he killed JFK. New docs show that isn’t true - The CIA repeatedly denied the existence of an agent named ‘Howard,’ who secretly oversaw a g ...

The United States was right to walk away from a bloated, biased agency that rewrites history and rewards dictatorships.The post UNESCO: Where culture goes to die appeared first on JNS.org.

Karina Nohales and Javiera Manzi / Activists of the 8M Feminist Coordination of Chile On Sunday, June 29, the primaries for the presidential election to be held in November of this year were held in ...