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Rioters Kidnap and Murder Peruvian Mayor Accused of Embezzling Funds

Andrew Gumbel | Guardian | April 28, 2004

"Passions boiled over on Monday as the protesters, many of them highland Aymara Indians, seized the town officials. Mayor Robles was dragged, tied to a post, beaten and left for dead beneath a bridge, according to local news reports. He later bled to death." [more]

All the President's Votes?

Andrew Gumbel | Independent | October 14, 2003

"A quiet revolution is taking place in US politics. By the time it's over, the integrity of elections will be in the unchallenged, unscrutinised control of a few large — and pro-Republican — corporations." [more]

White House Ambushed by Criticism from Military Community

Andrew Gumbel | Independent | September 20, 2003

" 'I once believed that I served for a cause: "To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States." Now I no longer believe that,' Tim Predmore, a member of the 101st Airborne Division serving near Mosul, wrote ... 'I can no longer justify my service for what I believe to be half-truths and bold lies.' " [more]

US Anti-War Activists Hit By Secret Airport Ban

Andrew Gumbel | Independent | August 3, 2003

"It is impossible to know for sure who might be on the list, or why. The ACLU says a list kept by security personnel at Oakland airport ran to 88 pages. More than 300 people have been subject to special questioning at San Francisco airport, and another 24 at Oakland, according to police records. In no case does it appear that a wanted criminal was apprehended." [more]

Growing Unease Brings Protests Across the World

Andrew Grice and Andrew Gumbel | Independent | January 20, 2003

"Protests against war in Iraq took place in cities across the world over the weekend amid growing public unease at plans by Washington and London to topple Saddam Hussein's regime." [more]

War with Iraq Would Benefit Bush Circle Mightily

Andrew Gumbel | Independent | September 15, 2002

"Having served as Defence Secretary, and basked in the reflected glory of the US military's surprisingly rapid advance across the desert sands to end the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait, he [Dick Cheney] then managed to reap benefits of a very different kind once the war was over and he left government to become chief executive of Halliburton, the Texas-based oil services company." [more]

Kissinger Joins Protests at Bush Plan to Attack Iraq

Andrew Gumbel | Independent | August 17, 2002

"The names who have come forward this week to express scepticism or outright opposition to a military invasion could not be more high-profile: Henry Kissinger, the primary architect of American foreign and security policy during the second half of the Cold War, who is considered something of a Delphic oracle by many Americans; Brent Scowcroft, who served as national security adviser to George Bush Snr and is still close to the whole Bush family; and Lawrence Eagleburger, another veteran from the Reagan-Bush era who briefly served as Secretary of State after the 1991 Gulf War." [more]

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