LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Informe: “Scooter” Libby engañó a fiscales en caso de filtración de la CIA
• Esfuerzos de ayuda en Pakistan impedidos por lluvias torrenciales
• Numero de muertes en Guatemala supera los 2.000
• Iraquíes aceptan cambio de último momento acerca de Constitución
• Aumentan los enfrentamientos en Afganistán antes de la visita de Rice
• Ejercito israelí busca autorización para usar escudos humanos palestinos
• Agencia de noticias siria dice que ministro se suicidó
• Liberia realiza elecciones presidenciales y legislativas
• Equipo jurídico de Delay cita a fiscal de Texas
• Surgen más cuestionamientos acerca de la venta de Bill Frist de acciones de HCA

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Exclusive Interview: Murray Waas On How Dick Cheney’s Top Aide 'Scooter' Libby Misled Federal Prosecutors in the CIA Leak Case

  
  

  As speculation grows that Libby and Karl Rove could be indicted, we speak with Waas on his new expose that Libby never told prosecutors that in June 2003 he spoke with New York Times reporter Judith Miller about CIA operative Valerie Plame and her husband Ambassador Joseph Wilson, a critic of the Iraq war. Miller will testify once again today about their conversations. [includes rush transcript]

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• Community Activist Calls New Orleans Police Beating "Typical Behavior"

  
  

  Three New Orleans police officers plead not guilty to assaulting African-American Robert Davis in the French Quarter, caught on videotape by journalists. We speak with longtime New Orleans activist Malcolm Suber who has led the struggle against police brutality in the city for more than 25 years. [includes rush transcript]

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• Jennifer Harbury on Why Guatemalan Villagers Refuse Military Aid in Mudslide, Remembering Decades of Torture and Massacres

  
  

  The death toll in Guatemala has mounted to 2,000 after mudslides buried whole villages caused by the torrential rains of Hurricane Stan. Although desperately in need of aid, villagers in Panabaj are refusing military assistance because of painful memories of a 1990 military massacre. We speak with human rights lawyer Jennifer Harbury about this haunting past, whose Mayan husband was killed by a Guatemalan officer on the CIA payroll. [includes rush transcript]

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• Sister Dianna Ortiz Details Her Abduction and Torture by U.S.-Backed Guatemalan Military

  
  

  Sister Dianna Ortiz speaks about her abduction and torture by security forces in Guatemala in 1989, when she worked as a missionary among indigenous peoples. She testifies for a mock trial of Bush administration officials for breaking laws on torture held during the "Call for Justice Weekend" in September. [includes rush transcript]

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