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Summary: The long Mapuche struggle for autonomy is a vital element of the revolutionary ferment in Chile — Editors.
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Summary: Health workers and supporters march for free health care for all, and workers’ rights — Editors
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Summary: Genocide against the Rohingya – what can the international Left do to oppose it? – Editors
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Two of a Kind: Rodrigo Duterte and Donald Trump
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