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<title>Teresa Heinz-Kerry put UN on Internet Map</title>
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<description>Long before John Forbes Kerry was cashing in on his JFK initials for a run at the U.S. presidency, his future wife was beating a path to the front door of the United Nations. In fact, through her Tides Foundation, Teresa Heinz-Kerry gave the United Nations an up-and-running, massive, transnational electronic communications network, the Institute for Global Communications, IGC for short. IGC is one of the Tides Foundation&#x26;#x2019;s largest ongoing projects. IGC and its offshoot, the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) are divisions of the 501&#x26;#xA9;, non-profit, charitable institution, funded by Heinz-Kerry, currency speculator George Soros, journalist Bill Moyers and...</description>
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