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  • Democracy Now! April 10, 2003

    Hour 1: Iraq regime disintegrates as fighting and looting continues in Baghdad: May Ying Welsh reports live from the Iraqi capital; Spanish journalists protest death of colleague who was killed by U.S. forces; Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003: A look at the life of the Pulitzer Prize winning Iranian photojournalist who was one of 10 international journalists…

  • Democracy Now! April 10, 2003

    Iraq regime disintegrates as fighting and looting continues in Baghdad: May Ying Welsh reports live from the Iraqi capital; Spanish journalists protest death of colleague who was killed by U.S. forces; Kaveh Golestan 1950-2003: A look at the life of the Pulitzer Prize winning Iranian photojournalist who was one of 10 international journalists killed in…

  • Democracy Now! March 19, 2003

    Is war against Iraq legal or not? A debate between Roger Normand and Ruth Wedgewood; Activists blockade Australian Prime Minister John Howard s house, a Turkish port where US military is unloading equipment, a US naval base in Spain and damage US bombers in Scotland: direct actions around the world to stop the war; Are…

  • Democracy Now! March 25, 2003

    Hour 1: US and British warplanes begin intense bombardment of Republican Guard positions outside the Iraqi capital: We go to Baghdad for report from May Ying Welsh; Kurdish officials say 150 killed by U.S. bombing, scores of Iraqi civilian casualties elsewhere: British writer Milan Rai analyzes the opening days of the U.S. invasion; From broadcasting…

  • Democracy Now! March 25, 2003

    US and British warplanes begin intense bombardment of Republican Guard positions outside the Iraqi capital: We go to Baghdad for report from May Ying Welsh; Kurdish officials say 150 killed by U.S. bombing, scores of Iraqi civilian casualties elsewhere: British writer Milan Rai analyzes the opening days of the U.S. invasion; From broadcasting images of…

  • Democracy Now! March 19, 2003

    Hour 1: Will Iraqi-Americans be detained? Round-ups may be part of the government s Operation Liberty Shield; Hundreds of Pakistanis try to flee to Canada as new registration deadline looms: border cities have been transformed into unlikely refugee camps; As US names 30 countries supposedly supporting war, protests intensify: a cross-continental discussion; Talk-back to war:…

  • Democracy Now! February 24, 2003

    As Spanish Prime Minister Aznar and President Bush strategize at Bush s ranch in Crawford, Texas, 94% of Spaniards oppose war: we go to Madrid for a live report; World-renowned Irish civil rights leader Bernadette Devlin McAliskey is turned away at the border and deported: we go live to McAliskey in Northern Ireland; Come September…

  • Democracy Now! March 18, 2002

    World-renowned founder of peace studies, JOHAN GALTUNG on the lessons of war. As Vice President Dick Cheney tours Arab nations to drum up support for a US attack on Iraq, he meets rebuff after rebuff |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES STORY: More Than 300,000 Protest Against EU Summit Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the streets of…

  • Democracy Now! March 19, 2002

    2nd part of speech by JOHAN GALTUNG on the lessons of war. This Sunday is the anniversary of the assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romero, gunned down by graduates of the former US Army School of the Americas. Today, a debate between the founder of the School of the Americas Watch and a colonel with the…

  • Democracy Now! October 21, 1998

    Paul Wellstone Goes Back to the Basics; Pinochet-Interview with Attorney Juan Garces |(33 Minutes) Paul Wellstone Goes Back to the Basics As one of the last progressives in a conservative Congress, Paul Wellstone (D-MN) recently addressed the bread and butter issues at a conference in Chicago entitled Back to the Basics. Sponsored by The Nation,…