Jueves 10 de Noviembre de 2005

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Ataques suicidas a hoteles jordanos matan a al menos 67 personas
• Atentado suicida con bombas en restaurante de Bagdad
• Judith Miller deja el New York Times
• Francia deportará a todos los extranjeros que participen en los disturbios urbanos
• Weah denuncia fraude en elecciones presidenciales de Liberia
• Chalabi defiende a inteligencia iraquí
• Parlamento británico rechaza propuesta de Blair para detenidos
• Proyecto de Graham privaría a los detenidos del derecho a habeas corpus
• Mil estudiantes graduados de la NYU en huelga
• Ali recibe la Medalla Presidencial de la Libertad

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Italian Writer Loretta Napoleoni on the Amman Triple Bombing, How the U.S. Helped Create Zarqawi and the Terror Financing Network

  
  

  Jordanian militant Abu Musab al Zarqawi is the prime suspect in a triple bomb attack that killed at least 67 people in Amman. We speak with Italian writer Loretta Napoleoni, author of "Insurgent Iraq: Al Zarqawi and the New Generation." [includes rush transcript]

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• Germ Boys and Yes Men: How White House Cronyism and the Push to Invade Iraq Hampers the Country’s Ability to Handle a Bioterror Attack

  
  

  In a major expose in the upcoming issue of The Nation, Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill reports on how a Republican operative with no experience was put in charge of the Office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness and how the Bush administration exaggerated the threat of a bioterror attack three years ago in an effort to win greater support for the Iraq war. [includes rush transcript]

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• Sen. Ron Wyden on Soaring Oil Prices and Company Profits and the Senate Investigation into Prewar Intelligence

  
  

  Senator Ron Wyden (D–OR) joins to talk about Wednesday’s joint Senate committee hearing on oil company price gouging and why oil executives weren’t made to swear to tell the truth. Wyden also discusses why he voted against the invasion of Iraq, how the Energy bill increases U.S. dependence on foreign oil and the Senate Intelligence Committee’s investigation into prewar intelligence. [includes rush transcript]

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