Miércoles 27 de Julio de 2005

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Documentos revelan posturas conservadoras de Roberts
• Casa Blanca: Senadores no tendrán acceso a declaración de impuestos de Roberts
• Policía británica arrestó 4 personas en Birmingham
• Muchos británicos musulmanes consideran abandonar el Reino Unido
• Iraquíes se preparan para hacer del Islam su principal fuente de derecho
• Compañía de la Guardia Nacional enfrenta acusaciones por maltrato y extorsión
• Estados Unidos y Corea del Norte mantienen conversaciones sobre armas nucleares
• Cámara de Representantes se prepara para votar CAFTA
• Alcalde Bloomberg pidió disculpas por detenciones "innecesarias"
• Nueva York obliga a los Sikh a usar distintivo en los turbantes
• Marina contrató a Rendon Group para influir en votación de Vieques
• Lance Armstrong criticó costo de guerra de Irak
• Wal-Mart retira diario luego de columna crítica

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Latin America’s "Bin Laden" Denied Bail, Judge Cites Posada’s Terror Record

  
  

  Leading anti-Castro terrorist Luis Posada Carriles is denied bail in his Texas immigration trial. We speak with a U.S. immigration lawyer who has been retained by the Venezuelan government to represent it in the case as it continues to demand his extradition as well as the Chair of the National Lawyers Guild’s Cuba Subcommittee. [includes rush transcript]

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• Rove’s Backers Use "CounterSpy Defense" in CIA Leak Case

  
  

  We speak with veteran investigative journalist Robert Parry, who writes that Karl Rove’s defenders are rebutting accusations about the White House aide’s leaking of a CIA officer’s identity by using an argument that parallels a rationale cited by leftists who defended CounterSpy after a CIA officer exposed by the magazine in 1975 was gunned down in Greece. [includes rush transcript]

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• FLASHBACK: Renegade CIA Officer Phillip Agee Calls Outing of Valerie Plame "Dirty Politics"

  
  

  Whoever in the White House exposed Valerie Plame could be charged under the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. We rebroadcast an interview with former CIA officer Phillip Agee, for whom, many believe, the Act was written. [includes rush transcript]

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• Wife of Guatemalan Rebel Killed by CIA Asset Says CIA Operatives Engaged in Criminal Acts Should be Exposed

  
  

  Is it ever justified to blow a CIA operative’s cover? We speak with human rights attorney Jennifer Harbury–her husband was a Mayan leader who was killed by a CIA asset in Guatemala. [includes rush transcript]

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