Viernes 4 de Agosto de 2006

LOS TITULARES DE HOY

• El resto de la hora de Democracy Now!
• Cientos de miles se manifiestan en Irak contra la guerra en el Líbano: el experto en Medio Oriente, Juan Cole, habla con nosotros sobre la guerra en Medio Oriente–de Bagdad a Beirut
• El jefe de la oficina de Medio Oriente de Newsday, Mohamad Bazzi, habla sobre la guerra en Líbano
• "Los republicanos están intentando tomar el control de las elecciones primarias del Partido Demócrata". La congresista Cynthia McKinney habla sobre la lucha política de su vida
• Venezuela Recalls Ambassador to Israel
• Report: NSA Assisting Israel; Neo-Cons Pushing “Four-Front” War
• Bush: US Will Support Cuban “Transitional Government”
• Iraqi Shias Rally for Hizbollah
• Sen. Clinton: Rumsfeld Should Resign
• Gen. Abizaid: Iraq Descending Into Civil War
• 20 Civilians Killed in Afghanistan Bombings
• Government, Rebel Clashes Kill 26 in Sri Lanka
• Palestinians Bury Latest Victims of Israeli Strikes
• Dems. Block GOP Move To Add Estate Tax Cut to Min. Wage Raise
• Judge Upholds Ruling Keeping Delay on November Ballot
• Poll: Lamont Holds 13% Lead Over Lieberman
• North Carolina Establishes “Innocence Commission”
• Newly-Freed Palestinian-American Faces Deportation
• Canadian 9-11 Detainee Released After 5-Year Imprisonment
• Federal Judge Questions Government Case Against Padilla
• Pat Robertson Joins Environmental Movement?

EL RESTO DE LA HORA DE DEMOCRACY NOW!

• 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

  
  

  As Israel expands air strikes on Lebanon, an estimated 250,000 Iraqi Shias have gathered in the Baghdad suburb of Sadr City for a rally in support of Hezbollah. Meanwhile, the top US general in Iraq is warning Iraq could soon descend into civil war. University of Michigan Middle East scholar Juan Cole joins us with his analysis. [includes rush transcript]

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• Newsday Middle East Bureau Chief Mohamad Bazzi on Reporting the War in Lebanon

  
  

  In our continuing coverage of how the war in Lebanon is being reported, part two of our discussion with Lebanese-born journalist and Newsday Middle East Bureau Chief Mohamad Bazzi. [includes rush transcript]

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• "The Republicans Are Trying to Take Over The Democratic Primary": Congressmember Cynthia McKinney on The Political Fight of Her Life

  
  

  Cynthia McKinney–Georgia’s first African American Congresswoman–has been one of the most outspoken critics of the Bush administration. On Tuesday, she faces a Democratic primary run-off vote against former Dekalb County Commissioner Hank Johnson. She joins us from Georgia. [includes rush transcript]

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