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Peru: Peruvians Remember U.S. Concentration Camp

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Republica

Italy: Repeating Sept. 11: Security Service Amateurs' Mistakes

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Giornale

Chechen immigrant Tamerlan Tsarnaev, monitored by the FBI, had returned for six months to the Caucasus but no one cared.

Italy: Arms Control Law Remains a Pipe Dream

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Italy: Is Obama Sexist?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Giornale

Italy: CIA and Amazon Agreement to Record Social Network Data

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Italy: The American Dream Is Now for Sale

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Stampa

Italy: Gay Rights, Fathers and Sons: The Simplicity of Love

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Italy: Corporations Richer under Obama,but Employee Wages Decrease

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

Italy: Obama Moves Forward on Gay Marriage

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

The U.S. administration has presented a document to the Supreme Court maintaining that Proposition 8 against gay marriage, voted on in 2008 in California, violates the right to equal protection guaranteed by the Constitution.

Italy: After Elections, Obama Launches Permanent Electoral Campaign

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano

For the first time in history, a president has provided himself with his own army of supporters to put pressure on Congress and persuade it to pass his laws. There are already shouts of scandal in the U.S.

Italy: Fanaticaland

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Manifesto

We all know about the apolitical and paranoid streaks of the American imagination. Another widespread national characteristic is utopianism...

Italy: Putin's Racism, Obama's Civil Rights

Robin Koerner - . Published in Il Fatto Quotidiano
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