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81 Greenpeace activists board boat over animal feed cargo Jelena 6802
82 Bhopal victims protest against Dow Jelena 1704
83 How We Used Facebook To Try To Free Azerbaijan's 'Donkey Bloggers' Jelena 4404
84 Baku Official Slams 'Bias' Over Blogger Verdicts Jelena 1673
85 Turkey: partnering with men to end gender violence Jelena 1601
86 Russia still a threat, says Czech revolutionary Jelena 1650
87 Venezuela the most corrupt country in Latin America, TI says Jelena 1813
88 President Obama's Answers to My Questions Jelena 1310
89 Malawi: Citizens Demand Local Councils Jelena 1612
90 Cuban repression has continued under Raúl Castro, says watchdog Jelena 1521
91 Saharan activist 'facing court' Jelena 1231
92 Palestinians to Ask for UN Recognition Jelena 1189
93 Iran Rulers More Brutal Than Shah, Opposition Says Jelena 1527
94 Fissures over goals test strength of Iran's opposition Jelena 1337
95 Death of doctor to Iranian prison arouses suspicion Jelena 1270
96 U.S. expresses outrage over `assault' on Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez Jelena 1839
97 Honduran Resistance Calls for Deepening of Democracy Jelena 3275
98 Fiddling while Tegucigalpa burns Jelena 1278
99 Would you live on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall? Jelena 1516
100 The Story Behind the Uruguayan Elections Jelena 1462
 
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