Columbia.
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Democracy Now! May 2, 2003
Hour 1: Did the Commander in Chief go AWOL for a year when he was in the reserves?: As President Bush co-pilots a Navy plane onto an aircraft carrier, we speak with biographer Bill Minutaglio about GW s checkered military past; The Iron Triangle: The Secret History of the Carlyle Group : Author Dan Briody…
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Democracy Now! May 2, 2003
The Secrets of September 11, what is the White House hiding? A conversation with Newsweek investigative reporter Michael Isikoff; Did Donald Rumsfeld aid North Korea s nuclear program?: A new report reveals Rumsfeld was on board of Zurich firm ABB which sold North Korea two nuclear reactors; Occidental Petroleum sued for role in civilian massacre…
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Democracy Now! August 12, 2002
A DISCUSSION WITH GEORGIA’S FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONGRESSWOMAN/COLOMBIA S PRESIDENT AUTHORIZES GOVERNMENT TO TAKE SPECIAL MEASURES AND BOOST DEFENSE SPENDING |Congressmember Cynthia McKinney Under Fire: She is Georgia’s first African-American Congresswoman. She is the only woman serving in Georgia s congressional delegation. She is an internationally renowned advocate for voting rights, human rights and Africa. She…
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Democracy Now! May 2, 2002
John Ashcroft Indicts The Revolutionary Armed Forces Of Colombia For The Killing Of Three Americans Relatives ; Washington and the Coup In Venezuela ; Congress Stalls The Bankruptcy Bill Over An Amendment ; Tenth Anniversary Of The Rodney King Uprising In Los Angeles: A Roundtable Discussion. |9:01-9:06 Headlines: type 9:06-9:07 One Minute Music Break 9:07-9:20…
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Democracy Now! February 25, 2002
The Forbidden Truth: an explosive new book published in France that has revealed extraordinary details about Bush, oil and Washington’s secret negotiations with the Taliban : the Angolan government has displayed the dead body of CIA-sponsored, Reagan-backed rebel leader Jonas Savimbi, who received millions of dollars from Washington in covert aid |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES STORY: COLOMBIAN…
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Democracy Now! March 1, 2002
A federal appeals court overturns the conviction of three officers charged with brutalizing Haitian immigrant Abner Louima : police brutality, with Iris Baez, mother of a victim of police brutality : President Bush finishes meetings with three African leaders : interview with a South African activist and scholar about apartheid : Colombian government declares a…
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Democracy Now! February 8, 2002
Bush administration kicks off a multimillion dollar campaign linking illegal drug use to terrorism : GUESTS author LUIS RODRIQUEZ, about creating community in violent times : reporters on the front lines — Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl remains missing in Pakistan, journalist Robert Fisk makes a plea to Osama bin Laden to release his…
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Democracy Now! January 11, 2002
The so-called war on terrorism comes to Colombia, as troops and tanks close in on the rebel safe-haven, and the Bush administration voices its support : domestic casualties of the “war on terrorism”, a mosque is destroyed in Columbus, Ohio : humanitarian update from Afghanistan. |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES 9:06-9:07 ONE-MINUTE MUSIC BREAK 9:07-9:13 THE WAR ON…
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Democracy Now! September 7, 2001
UN World Conference Against Racism in Durban draws to a close as delegates try to salvage a workable agreement in the face of opposition from the US and Europe over the occupied territories and slavery : Interview with a leading member African National Congress; and an Afro-Colombian woman speaks out on the racial dimensions of…
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Columbia.