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Country profile: El Salvador
487 - November, 2015
Louisa Reynolds on a country of great inequality still struggling with a legacy of civil war.
Letter from Bangui: Penthouse and pavement
487 - November, 2015
The city is getting a facelift - but not everyone will benefit, writes Ruby Diamonde.
Letters
487 - November, 2015
Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the November 2015 magazine.
Act against Amazon!
487 - November, 2015
We need to push back against unacceptable corporate behaviour, writes Mark Engler.
Is social media doing social harm?
487 - November, 2015
Meredith L Patterson and Deanna Zandt go head to head.
Granny training in Lesotho
487 - November, 2015
Rebecca Cooke explains how grandmothers are stepping up.
What is killing sugarcane cutters?
487 - November, 2015
Workers in in Central America face an epidemic of a chronic kidney disease, new research reveals.
Lay off the pills
487 - November, 2015
Emma Rose explains why animals should not be given so many antibiotics.
Introducing... Jeremy Corbyn
487 - November, 2015
The low-down on Labour's new leader. By Richard Swift.
Gaza: unliveable by 2020
487 - November, 2015
Claire Fauset on theshocking situation for Palestinians.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Country profile: El Salvador | Louisa Reynolds on a country of great inequality still struggling with a legacy of civil war. |
Louisa Reynolds | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Scratchy Lines - Whistleblowers | Cartoon by Simon Kneebone. |
Simon Kneebone | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Letter from Bangui: Penthouse and pavement | The city is getting a facelift - but not everyone will benefit, writes Ruby Diamonde. |
Ruby Diamonde | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Letters | Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the November 2015 magazine. |
November, 2015 | 487 | Read | |
| Act against Amazon! | We need to push back against unacceptable corporate behaviour, writes Mark Engler. |
Mark Engler | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Is social media doing social harm? | Meredith L Patterson and Deanna Zandt go head to head. |
New Internationalist Editorial | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Reasons to be cheerful | Good news stories this month. |
Cristiana Moisescu | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Carry-on up the Limpopo | Cristiana Moisescu reports on 'cinema in a backpack'. |
Cristiana Moisescu | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Granny training in Lesotho | Rebecca Cooke explains how grandmothers are stepping up. |
Rebecca Cooke | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Free Khadija | Onnik Krikorian on a case of unjust imprisonment in Azerbaijan. |
Onnik Krikorian | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| What is killing sugarcane cutters? | Workers in in Central America face an epidemic of a chronic kidney disease, new research reveals. |
New Internationalist Editorial | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Lay off the pills | Emma Rose explains why animals should not be given so many antibiotics. |
Emma Rose | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| Introducing... Jeremy Corbyn | The low-down on Labour's new leader. By Richard Swift. |
Richard Swift | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
| 40 years ago in New Internationalist | Chris Brazier | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy | |
| Gaza: unliveable by 2020 | Claire Fauset on theshocking situation for Palestinians. |
Claire Fauset | November, 2015 | 487 | Buy |
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