Sugar – Fanjul; Sudan
|(23 Minutes) Sugar Growers’ Sweet Deal – The Fanjul Family and Flo-Sun, Inc. A look at money and influence in the sugar industry. The focus is on the Fanjul family and their connection to President Clinton. GUEST: Jane Franklin, author of BOOK: CUBA AND THE UNITED STATES: A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY. GUEST: Jennifer Schecter, from the Center for Responsive Politics in Washington, DC. GUEST: Rob Williams, Dir. of Migrant Farm Worker Justice Project at Florida Legal Services. (28 Minutes) Sudan Discussion on the reliability of the intelligence used by the Clinton administration to support the bombing. GUEST: Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney General under President Johnson. Mr. Johnson asked yesterday for the US to compensate the victims of the bombings.
Democracy Now! September 23, 1998
PRA Archive #:
PZ0287.677
Date Recorded On:
September 23, 1998
Date Broadcast On:
September 23, 1998
Item Duration:
59:00
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Station: Pacifica National Programming
Program: Democracy Now! September 23, 1998
Series: DEMOCRACY NOW!
Keywords: Africa, Agribusiness., AGRICULTURE, ATTORNEYS GENERAL, BOMBS & BOMB PLOTS, CARTER, JIMMY, CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE POLITICS IN WASHINGTON, DC, CLARK, RAMSEY, CLINTON ADMINISTRATION, CLINTON, BILL., Economics., FARMERS, FRANKLIN, JANE, GENERAL HISTORY, INDUSTRY AND LABOR, INTELLIGENCE, INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, CENTRAL(CIA), INTELLIGENCE SERVICES, International relations., LAND AND AGRICULTURE, LEWINSKY, MONICA, MIGRANT FARM WORKER JUSTICE PROJECT, Political science., SCHECTER, JENNIFER, STARR, KEN, SUDAN, SUGAR, WILLIAMS, ROB
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