Unbreaking News: Notes From the Other Side
Alexis Ludwig, James D. Nealon, Mark MansourAnecdotes, appreciations, and appropriately cynical takes with a foreign service slant. (Subtitle intended to clarify confusion and make it lightning clear where I'm coming from.)
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Former American diplomat trying to make sense of the madness through lens of life and service in Latin America, East Asia, Western Europe and Washington DC.
James D. Nealon is a retired foreign service officer whose 10 overseas postings included US Ambassador to Honduras.
I’m Mark Mansour, an attorney and a longtime Democratic activist who has worked on dozens of campaigns. I write about politics and the law.
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