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NACLA Update: The Spring issue on climate justice has shipped!
Submitted by anila on March 27, 2013 - 15:04
Dear Friends of NACLA,
We have some good news: the NACLA Report has been nominated as one of four finalists for the 2013 Utne Media Award in the category of International Coverage!
NACLA Update 3/21/13: The Pope's History Reflects the Church's Past / U.S. Elections and the War on Drugs
Submitted by anila on March 21, 2013 - 16:32
New on nacla.org
The Pope's History Reflects the Church's Past
Kyle Barron
The election of Pope Francis has brought many issues to the fore that represent not just the complexity of a person, but
Kyle Barron
Wednesday March 20 2013
The election of Pope Francis has brought many issues to the fore that represent not just the complexity of a person, but the complexity of the Catholic Church. This was especially true at the time the most controversial chapters in his history were being written.