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Germany’s Green Results

In Germany, a new political coalition is making history. After last month’s elections, the Social Democrats led by Gerhard Schröeder are being asked to form a government. To have a majority Mr. Schroeder is reaching out to the Green Party. If the talks underway are successful, Germany will become the first major international power with […]

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Ralph Nader for President? – The Green Party Ponders

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The Rise of the New Mexico Green Party

Not that Easy Being Green

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Canadian Greens Vie for Votes

Green Candidate Speaks

The Green Party has nominated its presidential candidate, and it’s not Ralph Nader. Host Steve Curwood talks with David Cobb, who won the nomination by a narrow margin, about his strategy for this year’s election cycle.

West Coast Green Party

Californians may recall the governor they elected eight months ago, but democrats don’t want to weaken his position by running against him. That leaves the field open for Republicans and the newly-announced Green Party candidate.

Green Party Momentum

The Green Party held its national convention in Philadelphia earlier this month. Party members and candidates for November elections gathered to discuss the party’s role in several key races. Tatsha Robertson of the Boston Globe talks with host Steve Curwood about the political role of the Greens.

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It’s Not Easy Being Green

The Green Party has made significant headway in California. Thirty Greens currently hold elected office in the state, mostly at the local level. But as Nathan Johnson reports, Green Party candidates are finding it difficult to raise the money and build the organizations needed to win higher offices.

Ralph Nader

Host Laura Knoy talks with Green Party presidential nominee Ralph Nader about his campaign platform and why he is running as a third party candidate.