Jueves 9 de Febrero de 2006

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• Atentado suicida en festividad chiita en Pakistán mata a 22 personas
• Policías y manifestantes se enfrentan después de elecciones en Nepal
• Gobierno de Bush accede a informar a comités de inteligencia del congreso sobre programa de espionaje
• Correos electrónicos revelan que Abramoff y Bush se encontraron "casi una docena de veces"
• Informe: Presos de Guantánamo que hacen huelga de hambre fueron atados y alimentados por la fuerza
• Menos de la mitad de los detenidos de Guantánamo fueron acusados de violencia
• Informe: Reglas de la OMC contra prohibición de OGM en Europa
• José Bové deportado a Francia luego que se le negara ingreso a Estados Unidos
• Informe: Miles de solicitudes de caravanas para evacuados insatisfechas
• Miedo por gas neurotóxico obliga evacuación de edificio de oficinas en Capitolio

• Veterano herido de Guerra de Irak obligado a pagar por armadura

• Chavez insultó a Blair

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• Danish Newspaper At Heart of Controversy Rejected Drawings Lampooning Jesus Christ

  
  

  Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper at the heart of the cartoon controversy, has staunchly defended its decision to run the images, which included depictions of the prophet Mohammed with a bomb. On Monday, the Guardian of London revealed the newspaper refused to run drawings lampooning Jesus Christ. We take a look at Jyllands-Posten with Brandeis University professor Jytte Klausen. [include rush transcript]

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• Editor of U.S. Daily Explains Why He Published Mohammed Cartoons

  
  

  D. Reed Eckhardt, Managing Editor of the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle of Cheyenne, explains why his paper recently ran three of the cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed. [includes rush transcript]

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• As Muslim Outcry Grows, Questions of Rights vs. Responsibilities Come To the Fold

  
  

  As protests continue around the world, two analysts say Muslims have been as angered by the cartoons as they have by the hypocrisy behind their publication. [includes rush transcript]

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• Fired CBS Producer Stands By Documents Showing Bush Neglected National Guard Service

  
  

  Mary Mapes, longtime television news producer and reporter who worked for CBS for fifteen years, tells the story that brought down CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather and prompted CBS to force out four of its top journalists–including Mapes. In the report, Rather charged that President Bush had received preferential treatment in the National Guard in the early 1970s. [includes rush transcript]

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