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From the archive: Lula, a people’s last hope

6 January, 2003: Brazil’s president says he’ll attempt the impossible in this, one of the world’s most unequal societies.

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28 September 1946: How to forge an effective socialist foreign policy for the country.

By New Statesman

21 June 1985: Iraqi air raids are provoking the people of Tehran to protest again.

By Abbas Seamgar

12 April 1913: Therefore, he would put it to himself whether he had not fallen in love again.

By JC Squire

24 September 1993: Why Michael Portillo and Kenneth Clarke are not the dream-ticket replacement.

By Sarah Baxter

7 November 1980: In the clash between the government and industry, the taxpayer is the loser.

By Peter Kellner

23 January 1932: Henry Ford, Detroit and the spending power of factory workers.

By New Statesman

15 October 1932: A percentage of the purchasers of these cars will be self-indulgent, and enjoy sheer speed.

By R E Davies