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Let good senses prevail

THE announcement by the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist... Full story

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Agitating Argentine oil

ARGENTINE hydrocarbon initiative is now agitating capital. It is more agitating to capital interests as it energises a trend — national control over national resources. To these interests, it’s ‘Chavez model’. It seems these interests are being haunted by a Chavez spirit. A section... Full story


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