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As the 2024 Democratic National Convention opens Monday in Chicago, we look at the protests planned throughout the week to pressure Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party on key policies, including the ongoing U.S.-backed Israeli war on Gaza. Meanwhile, at least 36 delegates are also inside the convention as official delegates representing the “uncommitted” movement and are advocating an antiwar agenda to push for an end to U.S. arms sales to Israel. Although protesters this week come from a range of communities advocating on various issues, from ... continua

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Hablamos con Tim Schwab, periodista y autor de El problema de Bill Gates (2024), una investigación única sobre Bill Gates, la fundación Gates y cómo utilizar la filantropía para ejercer un inmenso poder político sin control alguno.

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​​Israel attacked more than 300 sites in Lebanon Monday, killing at least 182 people and injuring more than 700 others as fears grow of an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah. The Israeli military also ordered residents of southern Lebanon to leave their homes if they live near any site used by the militant group. “At the heart of this is an attempt to manufacture consent and try to portray most southern Lebanese as Hezbolloh operatives,” says Sintia Issa, editor-at-large at the Beirut-based media organization The Public Source. We also speak with Dr. ... continua

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Friedrich Merz is poised to become the next German chancellor after his conservative Christian Democratic Union placed first in Sunday’s key election. Social scientist David Bebnowski, speaking from Berlin, tells Democracy Now! that Merz is likely to join with the diminished SPD of outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz for another “grand coalition” of establishment parties, which has ruled Germany for much of the last couple decades. He also comments on the alarming rise of the “Nazi-curious” AfD party, which was endorsed by Elon Musk and made significant gains in ... continua

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Throughout history, each age has believed itself to have greater access to knowledge than in the past: but are we really less ignorant today than our ancestors were? Historian Peter Burke explores the history of ignorance between religion and science, politics and economics. How do we study ignorance, the absence of knowledge? Are we living in the Age of Knowledge or the Age of Ignorance? Speaker: Peter Burke, Emmanuel College Cambridge Moderates: Telmo Pievani, BergamoScienza Association Special thanks to Fondazione Dalmine ETS and Tenaris Dalmine

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