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Economy for the finest elite: The peoples

by MD in Toronto
Crescent Magazine
February 4th, 2010

If implemented as planned, Ahmadinejad’s economic reforms will demonstrate that without the social justice aspect, any claim to economic growth is empty rhetoric.

Right after taking office in 2005, the Fundamentalist President headed to Iran's poorest provinces, neglected by a decade of reformist-conservative mafias which did not go further in the economic arena than filling own and relatives' pockets with the wealth of the nation. In the humblest Khorasan, Ahmadinejad challenged these corruption networks: "If God wills, we will break the resistance to Justice, and raise its flag in all corners of this Islamic land". He seemed to know what was coming, as the mafias' attempt to impede this trend has today even led them to serve colored coup attempts planned and financed from abroad. In spite of this, the struggle to free Iran from such snobbish gangs is yet to be put off.

Haiti: Who cares anyway?

by Germán
January 15th, 2010

If the extreme misery of fellow humans does not inspire justice-seeking in us, then what will it take?

The recent earthquake in the Caribbean island La Española and the tens of thousands of souls it took away with it has touched many around the world who are capable of realizing that there is more to this existence than their own daily lives. A sincere humanitarian concern - as opposed to a momentary hype - should move us to gain depth with other peoples' suffering and their realities, as well as a responsible understanding of our world.