Excluded Headlines
Tamara PearsonWeekly Global South news overlooked by euro- and US-centric media
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Excluded Headlines: After 23 years, US to finally leave Iraq. Bangladesh floods, UAE “aiding in genocide” in Sudan ...
This week in Global South news:
Bangladesh floods, sunken boats - Over 1.1 million people across Bangladesh have been affected by floods, including waterlogging and landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rainfall. At least 51 people have d...
Excluded Headlines: Burkina Faso kicks out France, xenophobia in South Africa, India protests, Nigeria hunger, Gaza ...
This week in Global South news:
Burkina Faso cuts ties with France - France invaded Burkina Faso in 1896 and incorporated it into the federation of French West Africa in 1904. After gaining independence in 1960, now the country is severin...
Excluded Headlines: Accountability for slavery, Israel ignores MoU, Venezuela goes to IMF over earthquake, more sanctions on Cuba...
This week in Global South news:
Demands for reparations in Ghana - A conference convened by Ghana’s president and backed by the African Union and UNESCO adopted the Accra Next Steps Commitment on Reparatory Justice, a comprehensive framew...
Excluded Headlines: The text of the Iran-US MoU, Cuba changes, Bolivia "normalcy", Peru elections...
This week in Global South news:
Cuba going through its “worst time” this century, discusses economic measures - Cuba’s parliament is discussing various structural changes, including decentralising prices, changes to banking and taxes, bro...
Excluded Headlines: Protests, elections (US interference), Bolivians take over an oil field, Lebanon ceasefire...
This week in Global South news:
Massive teachers’ protests in Mexico - The National Coordination of Education Workers (CNTE) has held a series of protests since mid May, with a national strike to demand improved working conditions, includ...
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Australian-Mexican investigative and features journalist, literary fiction author, and activist. Latest novel: The Eyes of the Earth
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