Noam Chomsky: poorest 70% have zero impact on policy in West #39;s #39;democracy #39;
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Cole Bockenfeld of Project on Middle East Democracy discusses Mubarak verdict
Cole Bockenfeld from the Project on Middle East Democracy joined CCTV America to discuss the Mubarak verdict.
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World Hong Kong court grants injunction after clashes between protesters, police
A Hong Kong court has granted an injunction that may lead authorities to try to clear parts of the pro-democracy protesters #39; main site. Beijing: After a fresh outbreak of violence between Hong...
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Let #39;s Play Democracy 3: Clones and Drones
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Dec. 3, 2014, 9 a.m.
LISTEN to former premier Steve Bracks speak at the Eureka 160 service.
Former Premier Steve Bracks addressed the Eureka 160 commemoration service on Wednesday morning. PICTURE: JEREMY BANNISTER
THE 160-year-old Eureka spirit was the grounding of a Ballarat success story into politics.
Speaking at the Eureka Stockade 160th anniversary at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (M.A.D.E), former Victorian Premier and museum patron Steve Bracks, said the battleat Ballarat 160 years ago helped shape democracy in Australia.
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"Standing for office in Ballarat, then as a shadow minister and then the premier, the Eureka story is something I carried forward in government - how important it is to have equal rights," Mr Bracks said.
"Ballarat was the making of me. I worked here, joined the Labor Party here andhelped run campaigns.
"I don't think I would have been successful if I didn't have that grounding I had in Ballarat."
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