Jueves 23 de Marzo de 2006

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• - Tres activistas secuestrados fueron liberados en Bagdad
  - Adiestrador de perros del ejército condenado a seis meses de prisión por abuso en Abu Ghraib
  - General Motors ofrece compensaciones a 113.
• Adiestrador de perros del ejército condenado a seis meses de prisión por abuso en Abu Ghraib
• General Motors ofrece compensaciones a 113.000 trabajadores sindicalizados
• Residentes de Gaza forzados a racionar alimento
• Ciudadano estadounidense arrestado por bombardeo en Bolivia
• IRS auditó a Greenpeace a pedido de grupo financiado por ExxonMobil
• El Pentágono utilizará a Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar y Omán para almacenar suministros militares
• Campesinos surcoreanos protestan contra expansión de base estadounidense
• Corte Suprema se niega a otorgarle a puertorriqueños derecho a votar en elecciones presidenciales
• Nueva Orleáns aún no tiene refugio de emergencia para huracanes
• Estudio: 500.000 evacuados de Katrina podrían necesitar ayuda psicológica
• Nuevo informe critica nuevo programa de prescripción de Medicare
• Cerca de 100 activistas discapacitados arrestados en protesta en Nashville
• Policía realiza allanamiento en casa de alto líder de la oposición nepalés
• Líder de MRTA en Perú condenado a 32 años de prisión
• NYPD Caught Lying About RNC Arrests in 2004

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• The Return of Black Bag Searches? Oregon Attorney on Why He Feels Federal Agents Broke into His Home and Office to Conduct Clandestine Searches

  
  

  Attorney Thomas Nelson discusses his lawsuit against the National Security Agency and his evidence that the Bush administration’s secret domestic surveillance is much broader than reported and may include secret physical searches. [includes rush transcript]

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• Another Civilian Massacre? U.S. Launches Investigation After Iraqi Police Accuse U.S. Troops of Murdering 11 Men, Women and Children Last Week

  
  

  The U.S. military has launched an investigation into the killing of Iraqi civilians by U.S. forces in a raid last week. Iraqi police have accused American troops of murdering 11 civilians in the assault. The dead included five children and four women and ranged in age from 6 months to 75 years old. We go to Baghdad to speak with the Knight Ridder reporter who broke the story. [includes rush transcript]

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• Iraqi Exile Speaks Out Against the Targeting of Gay Iraqis by Shia Death Squads

  
  

  We speak with a gay Iraqi exile about the systematic targeting of gay Iraqis by Shiite death squads in Iraq. The attacks follow a death-to-gays fatwa issued by Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani last October. We also speak with independent journalist Doug Ireland who broke the story. [includes rush transcript]

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• Three Kidnapped Peace Activists Freed in Baghdad

  
  

  The three remaining members of the Christian Peacemakers Team have been freed in Iraq after being held as hostages for almost four months. They were seized last November along with the U.S. peace activist Tom Fox whose body was found in Baghdad two weeks ago. We speak with the co-director of Christian Peacemaker Teams in Canada. [includes rush transcript]

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