Viernes 19 de Agosto de 2005

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Israel afirma que la retirada está cerca de completarse
• Colono que mató a cuatro palestinos llama a asesinar a Sharon
• Cindy Sheehan abandona Crawford
• Republicanos se unen a la demanda de retirada de Irak
• Senador Hagel: Estados Unidos “más y más atascado” en Irak
• Putin pide agenda de retirada de Irak
• Estados Unidos construye nueva cárcel en Irak
• Tariq Aziz podría ser liberado
• Aumentan acusaciones de encubrimiento en disparos de Policía en Londres
• Activistas contra Disney por explotación de obreros chinos
• Número 2 de Washington en Irak implicado en escándalo de espionaje en AIPAC
• Coretta Scott King sufrió un infarto y un ataque cardíaco
• Rumsfeld ataca a Hugo Chávez
• Murió Freddy Alborta, fotógrafo del Che muerto

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Crawford Vigil Is Not Over

  Exclusive Interview with Cindy Sheehan After Mother’s Stroke: "I Want to Get Back As Soon As Possible"

  
  

  Broadcasting on location from Crawford, Texas, Democracy Now! brings you the voices of military families and anti-war activists who are speaking out against the occupation of Iraq. Cindy Sheehan left Crawford last night to attend to her sick mother, but we caught up with her on her way out of Texas. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• Army Vet Ann Wright Running "Field Operations for Peace, Not War"

  
  

  Ann Wright spent 26 years in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves. She was a diplomat in the State Department for 15 years before resigning in March 2003, protesting the then-impending invasion of Iraq. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• Mother Nadia McCaffrey Showed the World a Casualty of the Iraq War

  
  

  Nadia McCaffrey’s son Patrick was killed in Iraq in June 2004. His death received national attention after Nadia invited the press to Sacramento International Airport to record images of his flag-draped coffin returning home, contravening U.S. military policy. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• State Senator Becky Lourey Lost Her Son in Iraq, Now She’s Fighting Against the War

  
  

  Minnesota State Senator Becky Lourey lost her son Matt in Iraq earlier this year. She has been one of the foremost voices working against the war in Minnesota. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• Navy Officer Charlie Anderson: "We Don’t Need Yellow Ribbons, We Need Help, We Need Jobs"

  
  

  Navy Officer Charlie Anderson participated in the invasion of Iraq in March 2003. He is at Camp Crawford to ask questons about how the Bush administration managed the invasion and to challenge the post-invasion policies. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• Mom Protests War on Eve of Son’s Deployment to Iraq

  
  

  Mimi Evans came to Camp Casey from Massachusetts because her son is soon to be deployed to fight a war she doesn’t believe in. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• F.B.I. Whistle-Blower Colleen Rowley Says No to Occupation

  
  

  Colleen Rowley was named the "Time" person of the year. She went from F.B.I informant to F.B.I. whistleblower. She spoke out on the war in Iraq and visits Camp Casey from her home in Minnesota. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)

• Crawford Peace House Supports Camp Casey

  
  

  The activist community center, Crawford Peace House is hosting Camp Casey. We speak with Peace House spokesperson Hadi Jawad. [includes rush transcript]

  Escuche/Vea/Lea (en inglés)