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Articles in July, 2003 issue of New Internationalist

• From this month's editor
• Nancy Olivieri's six-year struggle with a Canadian drug company illustrates how truth, justice and the Western way is the rhetoric of Superman comics - Seriously - Brief Article
• Stop the rot at the top corporate crimebusters - Action
• Guatemala - Country Profile
  by Ruth Gidley
• Southern exposure - Brief Article
  by Jin Yongquan
• Corporate crime wave - Corporate Crime/Keynote
  by Richard Swift
• The Tongan Royal Family - Worldbeaters
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Cuba hurts - Eduardo Galeano's View from The South
  by Eduardo Galeano
• Are they sorry? Few people doubt the devastation giant corporations leave in their wake. But are they sorry? Here is what some of them have to say. Judge for yourself - Brief Article
• Protest websites - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Louise Gray
• US information service Bloomberg recently reported how Paul Bremer, the top US official in Baghdad - Seriously - Brief Article
• The long road to reunification: South Korea had never looked so favourably at reuniting with the North—but then the US resumed raking over the Cold War coals - Currents: Korea
  by Iggy Kim
• The invisible friend: investors are irresponsible. Corporations are amoral. Harry Glasbeek puts two and two together - The Legal Fiction
  by Harry Glasbeek
• Exile - Mixed Media - Sound Recording Review
  by Louise Gray
• Russia abducts justice in Chechnya - Currents - Brief Article
  by Umalt Dudayev
• Megacrime scenes - Mega-Projects
  by Pratap Chatterjee
• Unknown Pleasures - Mixed Media - Movie Review
  by Malcolm Lewis
• The real cost of a prawn sandwich - Currents - Brief Article
• Corporate crime wave the facts
• A Sunday at the Pool in Kigali - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Peter Whittaker
• X-rays of Guantanamo Bay - Currents - Brief Article
  by Chris Richards
• Lies and videotape: Stephanie Boyd asks how corporate malefactors avoided justice in Peru when the evidence was right there for all to see on Peruvian reality TV - Bribery
  by Stephanie Boyd
• One No, Many Yeses: A Journey to the Heart of the Global Resistance Movement - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Phil England
• Sweatshop art - Currents - Brief Article
• Confessions of a hedge fund analyst: Sheelah Moore bails out of a world where luck is more important than brains - Casino Capitalism
  by Sheelah Moore
• Exorcising Terror: The Incredible Unending Trial of General Augusto Pinochet - Mixed Media - Book Review
  by Peter Whittaker
• Peace/Propaganda - Word Corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Where did all the money go?
• Making waves: Bharat Dogra talked to Jeremy Seabrook
• Legally lethal: Indonesian military get the go-ahead to gun down human rights - Currents: Indonesia
  by Pip Hinman
• Stock swindle: Ellen Frank believes that insider trading is just business-as-usual in the market that never closes - Market Manipulation
  by Ellen Frank
• Reclaiming globalization: our task is not to overthrow globalization but to capture it. That's the only way we can bring democracy to the structures of global governance - Essay
  by George Monbiot