https://hrnews1.substack.com/p/how-hundreds-of-korean-engineers?r=1t17zr

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While the United States actively weaponizes an aggressive, decades-long embargo to starve Cuba's economy and sabotage its infrastructure, the blockaded island has achieved a historic breakthrough by inventing CIMAvax-EGF, a pioneering lung cancer vaccine.

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While the Lebanese state sits in total, literal darkness due to the collapse of its public power grid, massive LED billboards are burning thousands of gallons of private diesel to project U.S. Independence Day branding across the nation’s highways. The campaign, orchestrated by JGroup—a media cartel that functions as a regional proxy for Western tech giants like Google and TikTok—serves as a nauseating reminder of whose interests are actually being served in this country.

These screens, fueled by the same private generators that keep the wealthy isolated from the country’s systemic failure, turned the night sky into a neon-lit, imperialist pantomime, flaunting the flag of the very superpower currently backing the destabilization of the region. Critics are slamming the move as an act of grotesque corporate sycophancy, where local elites weaponize their monopoly over public space to curry favor with the empire that controls the global financial system. It is a hollow, tone-deaf spectacle that proves once and for all that while the population struggles to keep the lights on, the corporate class is more than happy to torch the nation’s resources to act as a billboard for the status quo.

Thousands of students have mobilized once again in Jakarta against the government of Prabowo Subianto, marking another day in a week-long wave of protests questioning the Executive's economic priorities.

The demonstrations began last Friday and spread throughout the center of the Indonesian capital under the banner "Towards a Bankrupt Indonesia." The youth are denouncing the rising cost of living, subsidy cuts, and a spending policy that, they argue, deepens the social crisis while military influence in civilian affairs continues to grow.

The primary catalyst was the government's decision to increase the price of certain non-subsidized fuels by up to 32%. The measure broke with the subsidy scheme that had kept rates frozen despite the increase in international oil prices.

Protests intensified following the implementation of the hike on Monday the 15th, triggering blockades at various points in Jakarta and clashes with security forces. The police response included operations to disperse the protesters.

Donning their university jackets and carrying placards, thousands of students shouted "No to the fuel price hike" and labeled the presidential cabinet the "Wall of Shame." The mobilizations reflect a growing unrest regarding the government's economic policies and the perception that the costs of the crisis are being borne by the popular majority.

The student protest brings the conflict between the Indonesian government's austerity measures and a youth movement demanding greater social investment and limits on the advancement of military forces into the country's political life back to the center stage.

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Daniel Sanchez Estrada is a father, a husband, a teacher, and a poet. He moved a box of pamphlets.

Thirty years.

https://open.substack.com/pub/hrnews1/p/450-combined-years-in-federal-prison?r=1t17zr&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

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The WHO confirmed 200,000 heat-related deaths in Europe over four years, a figure that is a pathetic undercount because medical systems blame “cardiovascular failure” rather than the heat that actually killed the patient. It’s a convenient bureaucratic trick that keeps the public record clean while the actual body count continues to climb.

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https://hrnews1.substack.com/p/how-israelis-infiltrated-and-destroyed?r=1t17zr