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Disgraced banker Fred Goodwin is going to keep his £16 million pension, despite some bluster from elements of the Labour government |
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Jess Hurd: Death on the US-Mexico border |
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The US-Mexico border is one of the most dangerous places in the world for migrants. Jess Hurd visited southern California to talk to those helping the vulnerable |
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Jess Hurd: Jess Hurd’s photos of the US-Mexico border |
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Jessica Chandler: Latinos face a rising tide of hostility |
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Immigrant Latinos in the US are facing a tough and worrying future. |
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Chris Bambery: Can countries become bankrupt? |
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“There’s a rumour going around that states cannot go bankrupt,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel said recently at a private bank event in Frankfurt. “This rumour is not true.” |
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Jonathan Neale: Create jobs and save the planet |
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Jonathan Neale sets out the case for a radical solution to unemployment – creating a million new jobs to tackle climate change |
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Simon Basketter: Union bureaucrats and the rank & file |
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Trade union leaders are subject to conservative pressures because of their role in society. That is why it is so important to organise workers from the bottom up, argues Simon Basketter |
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