The Stain that won't go away : Salvadorean refugees in Honduras / produced by Marc Cooper.
Refugees, the Salvadorean Human Rights Commission, and the ambassador to El Salvador describe the refugee situation in Honduras and U.S. aid to El Salvador.
KPFK
Teach-in on Northern Ireland.
On the political situation in Northern Ireland: a phone interview with Angus McCye of the British consulate; a panel with Sean O'Brian, Don Parson, David Earby, Kevin O'Connor, Michael McDermott, Roger McGrath, moderated by Marc Cooper with an introduction by Helne Rosenbluth. Questions from the audience.
Our man in Managua / Lawrence Pezzullo ; produced by Marc Cooper.
U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua is questioned by Marc Cooper and twenty Pacifica listeners. A "polemical" discussion about his diplomatic mission, military and economic assistance, and the role of foreign governments in Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala.
Just a minute : Israeli bombing of Iraqi nuclear reactor / produced by Clare Spark and Roberto Naduris.
Two Palestinians, an Israeli, and two American Jews discuss the June 1981 raid: Mahmud Ibrahim, Osama Hamed, Moshe Cohen, Larry Moss, and Clare Spark.
Mexico-United States relations : a focus on the Mexican-American community / produced by Diana Martinez and Debra Kaufman.
Excerpts from a symposium at the Chicano Studies Research Center.
r.1-2. Political relations/Tom Hayden, Norris Clement, Juan Gomez-Quinones. Energy/Carlos Vasques, Carlos Haro, Manuel Ybarra. The Mexican-American community/Devon Pena, Ray Rocco, Francisco Balderrama (119 min.). r.3-4. History of Mexico-United States relations/Ralph Guzman, Josefina Vazquez, Karl Schmitt, Oscar Martinez. Economic relations/John Dominguez. Culture/Ray Rocco.
r.1-2. Political relations/Tom Hayden, Norris Clement, Juan Gomez-Quinones. Energy/Carlos Vasques, Carlos Haro, Manuel Ybarra. The Mexican-American community/Devon Pena, Ray Rocco, Francisco Balderrama (119 min.). r.3-4. History of Mexico-United States relations/Ralph Guzman, Josefina Vazquez, Karl Schmitt, Oscar Martinez. Economic relations/John Dominguez. Culture/Ray Rocco.
Dick Gregory at Compton College.
Black activist speaks on the state of the union.
Between the lines : a teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth, Clare Spark, Marc Cooper (Part 1 of 4)
This is the first of four parts recorded at the teach-in on El Salvador held at KPFK, Los Angeles, March 1981. This portion includes Gloria Tierney of Amnesty International; Tony Bielensen, U.S.
r.1. Gloria Tierney of Amnesty International, Congressman Tony Bielenson, journalist John Dingus, Lou Wolf of the Covert Action Information Bulletin, Senatorial aid Chris Champerlain (54 min.). -- r.2. Professor Nancy Hollander, sociologist Carl Boggs, political scientist Bill Bollinger, Norma Chinchilla, Sister Margarite Navarro of the El Salvador Commission on Human Rights (79 min.). -- r.3.
Friends of Ireland / Kathleen Murphy, Bridey Letzer, and Don Parson ; produced by Marc Cooper.
On the social and political conditions in Northern Ireland; includes hunger strike, involvement of women, and foreign support.
r.2. Phone-ins.
r.2. Phone-ins.
Blase Bonpare on El Salvador / interviewed by Clare Spark.
Activist and sociology professor offers counter-evidence to the official and mass media versions of events in El Salvador.
Teach-in on El Salvador / produced by Helene Rosenbluth.
Speeches, poetry, and music on the U.S. support of El Salvador, the revolutionary forces, role of the church, military maneuvers, and the history.
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