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For many years, I eagerly awaited Lambert’s coverage of Covid mismanagement every afternoon. KLG has carried on this tradition with his own Coffee Break updates, focusing on the clash between science and the anti-vaccine movement, which continues to pose a significant threat globally as diseases resurface. Thanks to the Covid experts at Naked Capitalism, including IM Doc and Ignacio, I’m constantly updated on vital research that underscores the seriousness of treating Covid as merely another cold.
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Conor Gallagher astutely covers the U.S. pressure on Mexico to compromise its agricultural practices, risking contamination of its superior domestic crops. His articles succinctly illustrate the broader U.S. ambitions regarding oil resources in Venezuela, Argentina, and potentially Azerbaijan, while also addressing the strategies involving Türkiye and Armenia, especially concerning the Zangezur Corridor and the Belt and Road Initiative. His comprehensive analysis ties together the escalating chaos in this region.
Conor has also been navigating the complexities of digital currencies, shedding light on government-backed initiatives aiming to control savings. I truly appreciate the concise coverage from Naked Capitalism, as it saves me from having to sort through this labyrinth on my own.
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