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Jean-Marie Rausch, Mayor of the city of Metz in Lorraine, France.
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Tourism mafia raises its voice again.
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Why the “import substitution economy” is so vulnerable to an import clampdown.
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Real-estate crash has already begun.
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An interview with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Chairman of the European Labor Party.
by Barbara Dreyfuss
What’s behind Lester Thurow’s Newsweek announcement that the United States may seize the oilfields.
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Our readers have asked for critiques of the U.S. broadcast media.
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