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POLITICS: Arab-Latam Bid for a Diverse World
By Lucia Newman*AJ/IPS
DOHA - The Moors invaded and conquered much of the Iberian Peninsula in 711AD. By the time they were driven out of Granada in 1492, the Arabs had left an indelible racial and cultural imprint. Both the Spanish and Portuguese languages have a marked Arabic influence.
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WORLD: Investors Eyeing South-South Trade to Help End Crisis
By Stephanie Nieuwoudt
CAPE TOWN - Despite the challenges that the global economic crisis poses to Africa and other developing regions in the southern hemisphere, South-South trade still offers huge opportunities as there is room for growth beyond the current levels.
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MIDEAST: Building New Bridges to Latin America
By Baher Kamal
MADRID - In the shadows of a critical Arab summit in Doha this week, a parallel Arab- South American heads of state meeting is expected to seal key political and economic cooperation agreements between the two regions.
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DEVELOPMENT: Rights In Times of Crisis
By IPS Correspondents
DOHA - For the past three decades, indebted developing countries have been forced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank to deregulate financial and labour markets, privatise national industries, abolish subsidies, and reduce social and economic spending.
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DEVELOPMENT: An Opportunity to Create a New Financial Architecture
By IPS Correspondents
DOHA - The most severe financial crisis since the Great Depression needs massive economic stimulus packages that are coherent and linked with sustainable development imperatives, asserts a new report by top U.N. economists released Monday on the sidelines of the Monterrey Review conference in Doha.
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DEVELOPMENT: 'G192' Urged to Put People in Doha Talks
By Ann Ninan
DOHA - The demand is seemingly simple. ‘Vote for democratic, people-centred development’, advise civil society at the ongoing inter-governmental review of the Monterrey Consensus in Doha, Qatar.
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Women's in RSS South-South cooperation is a growing and dynamic process that is vital in confronting shared challenges in a multipolar world. The countries of the 'South' are a tremendous source of tested solutions to development challenges including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The Arab-South American Summit in the Qatari capital Mar. 31 pledges mutual political support in international fora, and increasing trade, energy and technological exchanges. Commercial exchanges between the two regions have increased from 8 billion to 21 billion dollars since 2005.

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IRAN: THEOCRATIC REGIME SURVIVES THROUGH REPRESSION
  By Elisabetta Zamparutti
COLOMBIA - BODY COUNT OF SLAIN JOURNALISTS
  By Ignacio Gomez
A WIN-WIN PLAN FOR ICELAND, BRITAIN AND THE NETHERLANDS
  By Hazel Henderson
MOSCOW AND HAVANA: FRIENDS FOREVER?
  By Leonardo Padura
THE DECLINE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
  By Ignacio Ramonet
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