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Saturday, May 31

Bolivia states to vote on split

by Radio Left Review on Sat 31 May 2008 08:00 PM CDT

BBC News | Americas | World Edition

Two provinces in Bolivia will vote in a referendum on whether to declare autonomy from the central government.

URL: BBC News | Americas | World Edition

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Basketball: Boston make final

by Radio Left Review on Sat 31 May 2008 03:00 PM CDT

BBC News | Americas | World Edition

Boston Celtics will face LA Lakers in the NBA finals after beating Detroit Pistons 89-81 to clinch the Eastern Conference final series.

URL: BBC News | Americas | World Edition

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An AZ Hospital That Will Make You Sick

by Radio Left Review on Sat 31 May 2008 03:00 PM CDT

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Fair warning: Before you read any further, make sure you place your coffee or tea way out of reach--and don’t even think about taking a sip until you’ve finished reading.

If you’ve pushed your mug away by now, go ahead, it starts here:

Almost three weeks ago Sonia del Cid Iscoa awoke from a twenty-five day coma following the complicated, eight-weeks-premature birth of her seventh child, a daughter. The 34-year-old Honduran native was unaware, however, that had it not been for her mother seeking and being granted a court order, she would have been forcibly deported to the country of her birth. The forced deportation was not at the hands of the US Citizenship and Immigration Service, though, but by the vigilante hospital where Iscoa sought emergency treatment. According to the Arizona Republic, when St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix decided to deport Iscoa, she was being fed through a tube, had non-functioning kidneys and a brain injury. For those of you who didn’t heed my warning, this is where you spew the contents of your mouth (and possibly stomachs) all over your computer screen.

Supporting her seven children as a carpenter and domestic worker, ... more »

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Honduras crash forces diversions

by Radio Left Review on Sat 31 May 2008 03:00 PM CDT