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Castellina interwiews Ingrao
THE SUSPENDED WAR
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The occupation of Iraq is only the first step in a historic phase in which preventive war serves to affirm world wide control in the hands of a single power. This is an incontrovertible fact. To answer you we have the resources of a great movement which is facing an unresolved question: how to influence this power and its decisions. These are long-term but also pressing deadlines.
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Rossana Rossanda
RESTORATION IN THE DS HOUSE
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Separation from the movements, bitter criticism of the Cgil, a turn of the screw for the minorities followed immediately by the associated vote on sending Italian soldiers to Iraq: this is the restoring policy which D'Alema and Fassino have imposed on the Ds, to which the 'Correntone' and Cofferati have offered a very reserved response. If something doesn't change, there are the preliminaries for a new defeat of the left wing.
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Robert Fisk
A DAY THAT BEGAN WITH SHELL-FIRE ENDED WITH A ONCE OPPRESSED PEOPLE WALKING LIKE GIANTS
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Luigi Ferrajoli
TWO THEORIES ON THE UN
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Maurizio Matteuzzi
WHERE 'LIBERATORS' FLY
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Norman Birnbaun
AN AMERICAN DISSENT
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Joseph A. Buttigieg
FOR THE FLAG AND COUNTRY
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Uri Avnery
A ROAD MAP TO NOWHERE , OR MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
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Rosy Bindi
THE CATHOLICS AND THE WAR
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In the last year the democratic Catholic opinion has been more conspicuous than usual, with the encouragement of the Pope, in political and ethical opposition to the preventive war. But the inadequacy of how this development has been represented in the political system is evident. And yet it would be a great resource to give the opposition extra strength and more passionate ideals.
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Giuseppe Chiarante
NO BIPARTISAN
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Giancarlo Aresta
PROMISES KEPT
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Giorgio Cremaschi
THE HEART OF DISPUTE
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Mario Santostasi
YOU CAN'T SIT ON THE FENCE
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Riccardo Bellofiore
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CRISIS
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Tariq Ali
THE COLOUR KHAKI
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Musharraf's Pakistan has been the spring-board for Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. Tariq Ali explains what this country is: 55 years of independence of which 29 were of military dictatorship, an army which sponges off the economy which depends on the production of cocain, a bitterly unequal society and ambushed integrality. This is the 'khaki democracy' which the West exported to Pakistan.
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