Enero 2006
Martes 31 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 31 de Enero de 2006
- Gore Vidal Delivers State of the Union: "Let the Powers That Be Know There is Something Called We the People of the U.S. and all Sovereignty Rests in Us."
- Critics Warn Bush’s Upcoming Policies Will Worsen Health Care Crisis, Hit Most Vulnerable Hardest
- With Exxon Making a Record $5 Million Per Hour, a Look at Bush’s Energy Policies Ahead of His State of the Union
- Civil Rights Icon Coretta Scott King, 1927-2006
Lunes 30 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 30 de Enero de 2006
- Harry Belafonte on Bush, Iraq, Hurricane Katrina and Having His Conversations with Martin Luther King Wiretapped by the FBI
Viernes 27 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 27 de Enero de 2006
- How Middle East Media Cover Hamas Victory: Mosaic Compiles Arab T.V. News for U.S. Audience
- Ford and GM Devastate Workers by Slashing Jobs and Closing Plants
- The Great Firewall of China: Internet Companies Censor Material at Chinese Government’s Request
Jueves 26 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 26 de Enero de 2006
- Hamas Wins Sweeping Victory in Palestinian Parliamentary Elections
- How Israel and the United States Helped to Bolster Hamas
- U.S. Soldier Convicted of Murder Receives No Jail Time While Nonviolent Antiwar Protesters Sentenced to Six Months in Prison
Miércoles 25 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 25 de Enero de 2006
- AG Gonzales’ Defense Of U.S. Domestic Spy Program Draws Protests and Criticism from Law Professors, Students
- Iraqi Journalist Ali Fadhil Describes Arrest by U.S. Forces: "They Used Explosives and Shot Inside My Home"
- EXCLUSIVE–"Fallujah: The Real Story," Documentary by Iraqi Journalist Captures the Horrors of the U.S. Siege
Martes 24 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 24 de Enero de 2006
- NSA Expert Jim Bamford on Domestic Wiretapping: The Bush Administration Has "Decided Simply to Violate the Law"
- Former NSA Head Gen. Hayden Grilled by Journalists on NSA Eavesdropping on U.S. Citizens
- Asst. Labor Secretary Dye Walks Out of Mine Safety Hearing As West Virgnia Mine Deaths Reach 14
Lunes 23 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 23 de Enero de 2006
- Evo Morales Sworn in as Bolivia’s First Indigenous President, Hails Election as End of "Colonial and Neo-Liberal Era"
- U.S. Gvt. Channels Millions Through National Endowment for Democracy to Fund Anti-Lavalas Groups in Haiti
Viernes 20 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 20 de Enero de 2006
- Muslim Leaders in Iraq Call for Release of Kidnapped U.S. Journalist Jill Carroll as Deadline Set by Captors Expires
- American Hostage: As Jill Carroll Remains Captive in Iraq, Another Kidnapped U.S. Journalist Talks About the Remarkable Battle That Won His Release
Jueves 19 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 19 de Enero de 2006
- EXCLUSIVE: Ex-British Ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray on Why He Defied UK Foreign Office by Posting Classified Memos Blasting U.S., British Support of Torture by Uzbek Regime
Miércoles 18 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 18 de Enero de 2006
- Eugene McCarthy (1916–2005): The Legacy of the Former Senator and Anti-War Presidential Candidate
- Hugh Thompson’s Crewmember Remembers Helping to Stop the My Lai Massacre
- Selling the Amazon For a Handful of Beads: A Look at Secret Contracts Between Big Oil and the Ecuadorian Military
Martes 17 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 17 de Enero de 2006
- Fmr. Political Prisoner and Torture Survivor Michelle Bachelet Elected as Chile’s First Female President
- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Sworn in as Liberia’s New President, First Elected Female Leader of Africa
- Gore Calls For Special Counsel on Eavesdropping, Civil Rights Groups File Lawsuits Challenging Bush on NSA Wiretaps
- Independent Journalist Reports on Ongoing Violence in Haiti, Upcoming Elections
Lunes 16 de Enero de 2006
Viernes 13 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 13 de Enero de 2006
- Crisis Over Iran’s Nuclear Program Intensifies
- Rebuilding New Orleans: The Struggle Continues
- FCC vs. The League of Women Voters: A Look at the Case That Pitted Samuel Alito Against Pacifica Radio
Jueves 12 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 12 de Enero de 2006
- Senators Grill Alito on Membership and Involvement in Discriminatory Group
- Alito Refuses to State Whether Roe v. Wade is Settled Law
- Alito Dismisses Foreign Law as Not "Appropriate or Useful"
- Feinstein Grills Alito on Rulings in Key Environmental Cases
Miércoles 11 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 11 de Enero de 2006
- Senators Question Alito on Past Statements and Rulings on Abortion, Presidential Power and the Role of the Judiciary
Martes 10 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 10 de Enero de 2006
- Abortion, Executive Power to Play Central Role in Senators’ Questioning of Alito at Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing
- Top UN Envoy for Prevention of Genocide on Darfur: International Community Must Do More to End Bloodshed, Insist Sudan Government Cooperate With ICC
- Doctors Without Borders Aid Worker Describes Dire Humanitarian Situation in Southern Sudan
Lunes 9 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 9 de Enero de 2006
- Fmr. NARAL Head Kate Michelman on Alito and Her Own Pre-Roe v Wade Experience Getting an Abortion and Consent From the Husband Who Abandoned Her
- Abortion, Presidential Power and Civil rights: A Debate on the Nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court
- Conservative Christian Organizations Stage Pro-Alito Rally at Justice Sunday III
- Jesse Jackson on Samuel Alito, Domestic Spying and Poverty in America
Viernes 6 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 6 de Enero de 2006
- Human Rights Watch Calls on Bush to Cut Aid To Israel Over Expansion of Illegal Settlements
- An Imperial President? Bush Claims Right To Ignore New Law Banning Torture
- Juan Gonzalez reports on the New York City Transit Strike; Union Fought Off City Attempts to Redo Pension Plan
Jueves 5 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 5 de Enero de 2006
- Were the Deaths of the 12 Coal Miners Preventable? A Look At the History of Safety Violations at the Sago Mine
- Whistleblower Warns the Bush Administration Is Cutting Back Mining Safety Regulations
- Ariel Sharon Suffers Major Stroke: Uri Avnery & Rabbi Michael Lerner Discuss the Future of Israel
Miércoles 4 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 4 de Enero de 2006
- The Biggest Congressional Scandal in Over a Century? GOP Lobbyist Jack Abramoff Pleads Guilty to Three Felony Counts
- Congress on Edge As Abramoff Agrees to Testify About Widespread Corruption on Capitol Hill
- Native American Tribes Attempt to Recover After Being Defrauded of Tens of Millions by Abramoff
- Forced Abortions & Sweatshops: A Look at Jack Abramoff’s Ties to the South Pacific Island of Saipan & How Tom DeLay Became An Advocate for Sweatshop Factory Owners
Martes 3 de Enero de 2006
- Titulares del 3 de Enero de 2006
- EXCLUSIVE: National Security Agency Whistleblower Warns Domestic Spying Program Is Sign the U.S. is Decaying Into a "Police State"
- Former "Economic Hit Man" John Perkins on "The First Truly Global Empire" and its Impact on Latin America
Lunes 2 de Enero de 2006
Programa del 18 Jun. 2013
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Edward Snowden: filtraciones de NSA estuvieron motivadas por “letanía de mentiras” de funcionarios estadounidenses
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Obama afirma que programas de espionaje nacional son “transparentes”
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China exige explicación a Estados Unidos por vigilancia de Internet
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Apple admite haber recibido miles de pedidos de datos de usuarios
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Estados Unidos y Rusia siguen enfrentados sobre Siria tras negociaciones de G8
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Obama anuncia negociaciones de amplio tratado de libre comercio con Unión Europea
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Continúan protestas contra política exterior estadounidense y medidas de austeridad en Cumbre de G8
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Brasil: cientos de miles de personas salen a las calles en protestas históricas
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Turquía: docenas de personas arrestadas en redada contra manifestantes
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Fuerzas afganas asumen liderazgo mientras continúa la presencia de Estados Unidos
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Informe: muerte de niños afganos aumenta en el marco de la ocupación liderada por Estados Unidos
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Manifestantes de Estados Unidos y Yemen protestan contra Guantánamo en Sanaa
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La Corte Suprema deja sin efecto ley de Arizona que requería demostrar ciudadanía para votar
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Mujer de Indiana condenada a muerte a los 16 años es liberada
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Informe: autoridades policiales registran base de datos fotográficas estatales para identificar personas
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Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos votará sobre prohibición del aborto luego de las 20 semanas de gestación
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Corte civil escucha alegatos sobre secretismo en juicio de Bradley Manning
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Propietarios de tiendas 7-Eleven acusados de someter a inmigrantes a condiciones de esclavitud
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Director de la Oficina de Inmigración y Aduanas con récord de deportaciones renuncia para asumir cargo en el sector financiero
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