Los problemas existentes en la cobertura mediática de aquella realidad

La enorme influencia que Estados Unidos tiene en el mundo explica la gran atención mediática que están teniendo las elecciones primarias en los dos partidos que tienen representación parlamentaria en el Congreso de Estados Unidos, el Partido Demócrata y el Partido Republicano. De ahí la importancia de que se conozca bien lo que está ocurriendo en aquel país.

Published on Counterpunch, 2/13/08

I live on both sides of the Atlantic–part of the year in the where I was born. I had to leave Spain because of my active participation in the anti-fascist underground against the Franco dictatorship in the 1950s. I lived for a while in Sweden and Great Britain, and finally settled in the U.S.A., teaching (as I still do) at the Johns Hopkins University. I have been active in U.S.

The European Journal of Public Health Advance Access publicado el 4 de Junio de 2008

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Published on ww.counterpunch.org, Novembre 2007

In his article «The Hillarycare Mythology» (The American Prospect, October 2007, pp. 12-18), Paul Starr, a senior health policy advisor to President Bill Clinton and a leading figure in Hillary Rodham Clinton’s White House task force on health care reform, analyzes the origins, development, and final outcome of the Clinton administration’s health care reform–referred to by republicans as «Hillarycare.»

Published on www.counterpunch.org, Septembre 2007

According to conventional wisdom in Spain and in the U.S., in Spain’s transition from the Franco dictatorship to democracy, it was King Juan Carlos, with the assistance of the U.S. government (first the Ford administration, then the Carter administration),
who brought democracy to Spain. In this interpretation of events taking place from 1975, when the dictator died, to 1978, when the first democratically elected government was installed,

International Journal of Health Services, Volumen 37, Número 1, Páginas 1-14, 2007

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