This is an amazing video on the industrial uses of pig parts.
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- Two articles on cancer
- Not extracting oil
- Concrete in Haiti
- The whining/angry/super rich
- Sylvio Rodriguez on the Cuban revolution
- Immigration reform
- Pig parts
- Confusing times in Colombia
- Water in the Southwest
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- Alejandro Reyes on Colombia's new land policy
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- Creative accounting at the Gates Foundation?
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- NYT articles on the Recession and a way out
- Pigs, Chinese factories, and tilapia fish in Haiti
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