LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Tres bombardeos sacudieron Irak
• LA Times: Aumentan ataques suicida
• Abogado de Saddam pide que acusen a su defendido.
• Annan despide funcionario por controversia de petróleo por alimentos
• Estados Unidos y la Unión Europea realizarán conferencia sobre Irak.
• Los holandeses dijeron “NO” a Constitución europea
• Para Rumsfeld el informe de Amnistía es 'condenable'
• Kuwaití denunció ser víctima de torturas en Guantánamo
• Prestigioso periodista muerto en el Líbano
• Bush dice NO a ayuda para África
• Israel liberó 400 prisioneros
• Bolivia se dirige a un “cierre nacional”
• Diplomático francés muerto en Haití
• Venezuela impugnó posición de Estados Unidos sobre Carriles
• Pentágono demora publicación de datos sobre reclutamiento
• Nine Inch Nails se retiró de ceremonia de MTV por foto de Bush

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Senators George McGovern and Mike Gravel Reflect on How Deep Throat Helped Bring Down the Nixon Presidency by Exposing the Watergate Scandal

  
  

  We look back at President Nixon’s political dirty tricks and intelligence-gathering operations that had helped Nixon win re-election over McGovern in 1972. [includes rush transcript]

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• EXCLUSIVE... Jennifer Dohrn: I Was The Target Of Illegal FBI Break-Ins Ordered by Mark Felt aka "Deep Throat"

  
  

  Mark Felt — who was exposed this week as Deep Throat — was one of only two FBI officials ever to be convicted for ordering COINTELPRO operations. In 1980 he was convicted for ordering FBI agents to break into the home of Dohrn and other associates of the Weather Underground. He was later pardoned by President Reagan. Jennifer Dohrn discusses the FBI surveillance, break-ins and a secret FBI proposal to kidnap her infant. Democracy Now! co-host Juan Gonzalez also reveals that as a leader of the Young Lords that he, too, was also a target of a similar FBI campaign. [includes rush transcript]

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• Investigative Journalist David Wise on the Significance of Watergate, Anonymous Sources and the Crackdown on Civil Liberties

  
  

  In 1981 Wise criticized President Reagan’s pardon of Mark Felt for ordering FBI agents to conduct secret break-ins. Wise said the pardon sent a "clear message to the intelligence agencies: The President of the United States approves of Government burglaries." [includes rush transcript]

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