Democracy Now! October 15, 1998

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Democracy Now! October 15, 1998
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PZ0342.011
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Police Beat Earth First Protesters in Minneapolis: Noam Chomsky on World Economy

(4 Minutes) Police Beat Earth First Protesters in Minneapolis Activists from Earth First and the american Indian Movement have joined with residents in a Minneapolis neighborhood to fight the construction of a highway to the mall of America, the larges mall in the US. well, yesterday, that neighborhood was raided by the Minnesota state troopers and city police. During the raid, we had a chance to speak to one of the activists. He goes by the name Solstice. Seven people who were arrested yesterday were released early this morning, and several protesters sustained injuries from the beatings, including broken bones. Bulldozers were also sent to the neighborhood, where they proceeded to destroy water and gas pipes, which will make it difficult for protesters to endure the coming winter. Four protesters have initiated a hunger strike in protest of the raid. (46 Minutes) Noam Chomsky on World Economy As economies around the world continue to plummet, from Asia to Russia to Latin America, we bring you a speech by America's leading dissident. GUEST: Noam Chomsky, prof. of linguistics at the MIT. His writings have included over 30 political books dissecting issues such as US interventionism in the developing world, the political economy of human rights and a radical interpretation of the emerging New World Order. Chomsky spoke recently at the University of Calgary.

Date Recorded on: 
October 15, 1998
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October 15, 1998
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59:00
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WPFW; Julie Drizin, Amy Goodman; October 15, 1998
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