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Articles in July, 2008 issue of New Internationalist

• Viva Yasuni!
• Managed nukes
  by Raymond Paduck
• Humanitarian response
  by Dennis Guild
• Timely intervention
  by Kath
• The devil and the deep blue sea
  by Gwen Alwakeel
• The crucified
  by Henry H Bucher
• Propellers and jets
  by David Clenton
• Get real
  by Sean O'Brien
• Offensive bucks
  by Brooke Watson
• Refusenik resources
  by Bruna Nota
• A hold-up at the bank
  by Maria Golia
• Endgame in the Amazon; A remote corner of Amazonian rainforest has become a repository of environmental expectations—and fears. Vanessa Baird explains why the eyes of the world need to be trained on it
  by Vanessa Baird
• Speak to us first! What do locals think of the Ecuadorian Government's proposal to keep the oil in the ground? Fabricio Guaman has been asking them
  by Fabricio Guaman
• Toxic blocks; Following the trail of a little known environmental wipeout, David Ransom explores the terrible record and destructive potential of the oil business in Ecuador
  by David Ransom
• A crude dilemma
  by Adam Ma'anit
• Costing the earth: as the deadline for gathering pledges for the Yasuni proposal to leave oil in the ground in return for financial compensation fast approaches, pressure is mounting to tap into the global carbon market. But at what cost, asks Adam Ma'ani
  by Adam Maanit
• To save Yasuni, the oil must stay in the ground
• From the garden of a woman once fallen: thyme
  by Lorna Goodison
• The Dance
  by Siamanto
• Psalm
  by Wislawa Szymborska
• Cyclone survival: women in Orissa have developed the skills to tackle calamity head-on
  by Manipadma Jena
• Planktos wiped out
• The language of elections …
  by Mitchell
• Starved by the system: corporations are making a killing from the world food crisis
• Inside China's prisons
• A kick in the balls
• Court in the act: Bush's attempts to squash apartheid compensation lawsuit scuppered by judges' corporate ties
  by Jo Lateu
• Oz broadcaster goes the whole hog on eco guilt-tripping; True tales of a mixed-up world
• Worldbeaters; Taking aim at the rich and powerful
• Killer of sheep
  by Charles Burnett
• Couscous
  by Abdellatif Kechiche
• Chocolate city
  by Ellie Walton
• Mariza Box
  by Mariza
• Mr love & justice
  by Billy Bragg
• Taxi
  by Khaled Al Khamissi
• Anarchy Alive!
  by Uri Gordon
• Highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the majority world
  by Selvaprakash L.
• Interview with Indian community welfare organization on confronting HIV and AIDS in south India
  by Dheepthi Namasivayam
• FOK-U: the facade of kindness & understanding A seminar in effective leadership
  by Peter Greenwall
• Timor-Leste
  by Sara Gonzalez
• At a glance
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