Agosto 2006
Jueves 31 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 31 de Agosto de 2006
- Shocking Lancet Study: 8,000 Murders, 35,000 Rapes and Sexual Assaults in Haiti During U.S.-Backed Coup Regime After Aristide Ouster
- Eyewitnesses Account: UN Forces Open Fire on Poor Haitian Neighborhood
- Women Recount Gang Rape, Abuse at Hearing Against Haitian Death Squad Leader Emmanuel Constant
- Public Outcry Forces Ohio to Delay Destruction of Presidential Ballots
- "I Am Not Willing To Kill Or Be Killed For Something I Don’t Believe In"–AWOL Soldier Refuses to Return to Iraq
Miércoles 30 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 30 de Agosto de 2006
- Congressmember Murtha: "I’m Disappointed" by Hillary Clinton’s Refusal to Endorse Troop Withdrawal Plan
- Congressmember Weiner Gets It Wrong On Palestinian Group He Tried To Bar From U.S.
- Lebanon Considers Suing Israel for War Crimes
- "We Don’t Want War"–Leading Iranian Dissident and Former Political Prisoner Akbar Ganji
Martes 29 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 29 de Agosto de 2006
- Hurricane Katrina, One Year Later: Democracy Now! Looks Back to the Days After the Disaster
- Breach of Faith: Times-Picayune Editor Jed Horne on "Neoconservative" Ray Nagin and "Federal Oppression" in the South
- One Year After Katrina, New Orleans Public Housing Projects Remain Closed
- New Orleans Judge Slated to Release Prisoners Citing Breakdown in Criminal Justice System
Lunes 28 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 28 de Agosto de 2006
- Top Hurricane Expert Says Officials Threatened His Job Over Pre-Katrina Warnings
- For Whom is New Orleans Being Rebuilt? City Demographics Radically Altered With Many Black Residents Still Unable to Return
- Common Ground Collective Continues to Bring Thousands of Volunteers From Around the World to Gulf Coast For Post-Katrina Relief Efforts
- Lebanese MP Ghassan Moukheiber on the Future of Lebanon Politics, Hezbollah and the Ongoing Israeli Occupation
Viernes 25 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 25 de Agosto de 2006
- "I Was Made to Feel Like an Outsider in My Own Country"–Muslim-Americans Say Racial Profiling Led to Detention, Harassment at Airport
- Sudan Rejects UN Proposal for Peacekeeping Force in Darfur as Security Deteriorates
- Report: Over 200 Sudanese Women Sexually Assaulted in Darfur Camp Over 5-Week Period
- Venezuela Says China Backs UN Security Council Bid That U.S. Opposes
Jueves 24 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 24 de Agosto de 2006
- Memo: NY City Hall Divided Over Handling of Post-9/11 Contamination
- Amnesty International Accuses Israel of Committing War Crimes in Lebanon
- Israel’s Deputy UN Ambassador Defends Israel’s Attacks on Lebanon: "We Cannot For Sure Prove That All Of The Civilians In Southern Lebanon Were Purely Innocent"
- Was the Mexican Election Stolen? Questions Raised Over Results From Preliminary Recount
Miércoles 23 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 23 de Agosto de 2006
- Special Democracy Now! Report from Southern Lebanon: Ana Nogueira Investigates the Lasting Dangers of Unexploded Israeli Cluster Bombs
- Landmines and Unexploded Ordinances: Israel’s Legacy in Southern Lebanon
- 80 Military Recruiters Disciplined for Sexual Misconduct Over the Past Year
Martes 22 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 22 de Agosto de 2006
- Grieving Relatives of Qana Massacre Emerge From the Rubble to Bury Their Dead
- President Bush Admits Iraq Had No WMDs and 'Nothing' to Do With 9/11
- "I Fear God Much More Than I Fear Homeland Security"–Chicago Pastor on Why He is Allowing Mexican Mother to Stay in Church to Avoid Deportation
- "Humiliated and Appalled," Virginia Student Calls for Apology From Sen. Allen for 'Macaca' Slur
Lunes 21 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 21 de Agosto de 2006
- Iraqi Peace Activist Forced to Change T-Shirt Bearing Arabic Script Before Boarding Plane at JFK
- "I Was a Propaganda Intern in Iraq"–Fmr. Lincoln Group Intern Describes Paying Iraqi Press to Plant Pro-American Articles Secretly Written by U.S. Military
- DCTV’s "Baghdad ER" Documentary Wins Four Emmys
Viernes 18 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 18 de Agosto de 2006
- "There Are No Hereditary Kings in America"–Judge Rules NSA Warrantless Spy Program Unconstitutional
- Can Journalists Be Prosecuted for Receiving Classified Information?
- "More Propaganda Than Plot"–Former British Ambassador on Alleged UK Terror Plot
- Arrest Warrants Issued for Over 50 Grassroots Leaders in Oaxaca, Mexico
Jueves 17 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 17 de Agosto de 2006
- AIDS Brain Drain: Countries Hit Hardest by AIDS Lacking Millions of Medical Workers
- African-American Groups Call on Black America to Renew Efforts to Fight AIDS and Homophobia
- AIDS Prevention: Bush Admin Abstinence Policy Criticized at Int’l AIDS Conference
- South African AIDS Activist: "Total Failure of Gvt to Lead Coordinated Response to What Has Presented Itself as a Catastrophe for the New Democracy"
Miércoles 16 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 16 de Agosto de 2006
- Lebanon Ceasefire Holds As Negotiations Continue
- Fox News Producer Resigns Over Middle East Coverage
- Victoria Gray Adams 1926-2006: Civil Rights Pioneer, Founder of Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Dies at 79
- Fearing Prosecution, Bush Admin Tries to Change War Crimes Act
Martes 15 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 15 de Agosto de 2006
- EXCLUSIVE: Haitian Political Prisoner So Anne Released After Over 2 Years in Haitian Jail
- Christians United for Israel: New Christian Zionism Lobby Hopes to Rival AIPAC
- Fmr. White House Counsel John Dean on Conservatives Without Conscience
Lunes 14 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 14 de Agosto de 2006
- Seymour Hersh: U.S. Helped Plan Israeli Attack, Cheney "Convinced" Assault on Lebanon Could Serve as Prelude to Preemptive Attack on Iran
- No Shelters, Sirens for Israel’s Arab Citizens
Viernes 11 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 11 de Agosto de 2006
- Britain Names Suspects in Alleged Airline Bomb Plot; British Muslims Skeptical, Fear Backlash
- Broadcast Exclusive...AWOL Army Sgt. On the Run for a Year Speaks Out for the First Time
Jueves 10 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 10 de Agosto de 2006
- Report Rules FBI Justified in Fatal Shooting of Puerto Rican Independence Leader Filiberto Ojeda Rios
- Did BP Purposefully Allow its Alaska Pipeline to Corrode in Order to Shut it Down and Boost Oil Prices?
- Lebanon Facing its Worst Environmental Disaster Ever: Oil Spill From Israeli Strike Still Untreated After One Month
- Israeli Ambassador Grilled on Targeting of Civilians, Use of Cluster Bombs and Other War Crimes in Lebanon
Miércoles 9 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 9 de Agosto de 2006
- Ralph Nader on Lamont’s Antiwar Win in Connecticut Primary and Lieberman’s Vow to Run as an Independent
- Time Warner’s NY1 Bars New York Senate Candidate From TV Debate
- Fmr. Israeli Air Force Captain Reports Israeli Pilots Deliberately Missing Targets Over Concerns of Civilian Casualties
- Nagasaki Marks 61st Anniversary of U.S. Atomic Bombing
Martes 8 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 8 de Agosto de 2006
- It’s Primary Day: Anti-Iraq War Candidate Ned Lamont Takes on Sen. Joe Lieberman in Nation’s Most-Watched Primary
- Former President of Morgan Stanley Int’l: "It’s Now Considered the American War Against the Arabs...It Will Take Us Decades to Recover from What We’ve Done"
Lunes 7 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 7 de Agosto de 2006
- As Hezbollah Rocket Attacks Kill 15 in Northern Israel, An Israeli Red Cross Official Describes Haifa Under Siege
- Death Toll in Lebanon Reaches 1000; Humanitarian Crisis Mounts As 1/4th of Lebanese Residents Are Displaced
- "The War The World Ignores": A Look at War-Devastated Congo & The Country’s First Multi-Party Elections in 45 Years
- Protesters Target Bechtel for War-Profiteering In Iraq & Its Ties to Nuclear Industry
Viernes 4 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 4 de Agosto de 2006
- Hundreds of Thousands Rally in Iraq Against the War in Lebanon: Middle East Analyst Juan Cole on War in the Middle East–from Baghdad to Beirut
- Newsday Middle East Bureau Chief Mohamad Bazzi on Reporting the War in Lebanon
- "The Republicans Are Trying to Take Over The Democratic Primary": Congressmember Cynthia McKinney on The Political Fight of Her Life
Jueves 3 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 3 de Agosto de 2006
- Human Rights Watch Accuses Israel of War Crimes For Indiscriminately Targeting Lebanese Civilians
- Peace, Propaganda, and the Promised Land: Documentary Examines US Media Coverage of the Israeli Palestinian Conflict
- Is America Watching a Different War? American, Lebanese and Israeli Panel on How the US Media is Covering the Invasion of Lebanon
Miércoles 2 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 2 de Agosto de 2006
- Fidel Castro Temporarily Cedes Power While Undergoing Surgery
- Exclusive From Havana: Cuban National Assembly President Ricardo Alarcon Says Castro is "Very Alive and Very Alert"; Condemns US Plans for Post-Castro Cuba and Bush’s Meeting With Exiles Advocating Cu
- Cuban 5 Remain Imprisoned Despite Orders For Their Release
- Israel Launches Massive Ground Invasion of Lebanon
Martes 1 de Agosto de 2006
- Titulares del 1 de Agosto de 2006
- Robert Fisk Reports From Lebanon On the Intensifying Israeli Attack, Qana, Tony Blair and the Possibility of a Ceasefire
- Survivors of 1996 Qana Massacre Sue Israel Military Chief For War Crimes
- Pt. 2: Enemy Combatant: Moazzam Begg on His Imprisonment at Guantanamo, Bagram, and Kandahar
Programa del 17 May. 2013
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Prisioneros de Guantánamo llevan 100 días en huelga de hambre; 30 presos son alimentados por la fuerza
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Refugiados sirios alcanzan los 1,5 millones
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Obama afirma que Estados Unidos no adoptará medidas unilaterales contra Assad
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Obama defiende incautación de registros telefónicos de AP
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Departamento de Justicia impidió acceso a material sobre vigilancia de mensajes de texto
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Obama nombra a nuevo comisionado interino del IRS
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Auditoría de programa de protección de testigos encontró falla en rastreo de sospechosos de terrorismo
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Sospechoso de atentados de Boston escribió nota que decía que el ataque fue motivado por las guerras de Estados Unidos en Irak y Afganistán
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Mueren nueve civiles afganos y seis soldados estadounidenses en atentado suicida en Kabul
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Aún se desconoce causa de explosión de planta de fertilizantes en West, Texas
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Funcionario militar de Estados Unidos encargado de la prevención de agresiones sexuales es el tercero en ser acusado de abuso
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Comités del Senado promueven a nominados de Obama para el Departamento de Trabajo y la EPA sin apoyo de los republicanos
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Representantes llegan a un acuerdo tentativo para la reforma inmigratoria
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Siete personas desaparecidas tras tornados de Texas; al menos seis fallecidos
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Hackers de LulzSec son condenados a prisión en Gran Bretaña
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Se desestima caso contra adolescente de Florida arrestada por experimento científico
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Hoy se cumple el 45º aniversario de la protesta de los “nueve de Catonsville” contra la guerra de Vietnam
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Mujer de El Salvador solicita a la Suprema Corte que le permita practicarse un aborto para salvar su vida
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Columna de Amy Goodman
17 de mayo de 2013 — El ex Presidente de Guatemala Efraín Ríos Montt fue condenado a prisión el viernes pasado. Fue un acontecimiento muy importante, ya que es la primera vez en la historia que el ex Presidente de un país es juzgado por genocidio en un tribunal de su propio país. El juicio fue el resultado de la iniciativa y el esfuerzo de tres valientes mujeres guatemaltecas: una jueza, una fiscal general y una ganadora del Premio Nobel de la Paz.
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13–17 de mayo de 2013 El martes, inmigrantes indocumentados fueron arrestados en Illinois luego de protestar frente a una cárcel de inmigrantes. Los organizadores sostienen que la concentración frente a las instalaciones del centro de detención de Broadview se realizó para exigir el fin inmediato de las deportaciones, que han llegado a un número sin precedentes con el Presidente Obama.
10 de mayo de 2013 Efraín Ríos Montt, el ex dictador de Guatemala respaldado por Estados Unidos, fue encontrado culpable de los delitos de genocidio y falta de deberes contra la humanidad. Fue condenado a 80 años de carcel. Es el primer jefe de estado en el continente americano enjuiciado por delitos de este índole.
