Enero 2007
Miércoles 31 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 31 de Enero de 2007
- Government Scientists Accuse Bush Administration of Interfering, Misleading on Climate Change
- Blood of the Earth: Dilip Hiro on the Battle for the World’s Vanishing Oil Resources
- As Police Arrest Public Housing Activists in New Orleans, Federal Officials Try to Silence Leading Attorney for Low-Income Residents
- Revealed: FBI Internet Surveillance More Extensive Than Previously Known
Martes 30 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 30 de Enero de 2007
- Two Charges Dropped Against War Resister Lt. Watada; Army Says Journalists Won’t Be Forced to Testify at Court-Martial
- Barry Lando on "The History of Western Complicity in Iraq, From Churchill to Kennedy to George W. Bush"
- The Cold War’s Deadly Legacy: How the U.S.’s Atom for Peace Program Helped Spread Nuke Technology to Iran and Beyond
- LA Times Baghdad Bureau Chief Borzou Daragahi: The Intensity of the Bloodbath Is Increasing
Lunes 29 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 29 de Enero de 2007
- Rep. Maxine Waters, Rep. John Conyers, Rep. Lynn Woolsey, Navy Seaman Jonathan Hutto, Bob Watada & Others Call for End to Iraq War at Anti-War Rally in Washington
- "Silence Is No Longer An Option": Jane Fonda, Sean Penn, Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins Speak Out
Viernes 26 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 26 de Enero de 2007
- Our Mercenaries in Iraq: Blackwater Inc and Bush’s Undeclared Surge
- Pentagon Unveils Heat-Inducing Ray-Gun: Non-Lethal Crowd Control or Dangerous Weapon?
- Murder Charges Against Former Black Panthers Based on Confessions Extracted by Torture
Jueves 25 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 25 de Enero de 2007
- EXCLUSIVE... 911 Calls in North Dakota Town Reveal Dangers of Media Consolidation
- Targeted: Homeland Security and the Business of Immigration
Miércoles 24 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 24 de Enero de 2007
- In 4th State of the Union Since Invasion of Iraq, President Bush Urges Congress to Back Escalating War
- The Occupation: Veteran Correspondent Patrick Cockburn Reports from Iraq
- Rep. Maxine Waters Calls on Congressional Colleagues to Join Massive Anti-War Rally
- The View from Nairobi: Nobel Peace Laureate Wangari Maathai Reacts to State of the Union from the World Social Forum in Kenya
- Bush’s New Energy Proposals: A Break from the Past or More of the Same?
- Critics: New Bush Proposals Shift More Health Care Costs onto Working Americans
Martes 23 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 23 de Enero de 2007
- Lt. Ehren Watada Faces Court Martial for Refusing to Serve in Iraq
- Peace Activist Bert Sacks Challenges U.S. Fine For Bringing Humanitarian Aid to Iraq in 1997
- Legal Scholars: Congress Has Constitutional Power to Limit Scope of Iraq War & Block Escalation
- Over 50,000 March in Istanbul in Funeral Procession for Slain Turkish-Armenian Editor Hrant Dink
Lunes 22 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 22 de Enero de 2007
- Sen. Bernie Sanders: If You Are Concerned About Health Care, Iraq, the Economy, Global Warming You Must Be Concerned About Corporate Control of the Media
- Veteran White House Correspondent Helen Thomas on the Escalation of the Iraq War, Jimmy Carter’s New Book & the Failings of the Washington Press Corps
Viernes 19 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 19 de Enero de 2007
- "We Knew Damn Well He’d Be Tortured" — Sen. Patrick Leahy Questions Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Extraordinary Rendition Victim Maher Arar
- Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present
- Big Bucks, Big Pharma: Marketing Disease & Pushing Drugs
Jueves 18 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 18 de Enero de 2007
- Entry Denied: Palestinian-Americans Among Thousands Blocked by Israel from Occupied Territories
- New Resolutions Lay Ground for Iraq War Showdown on Capitol Hill
- High-Flying Profiling: Portuguese-born US Citizen Wins First Legal Victory in Racial Profiling Case since 9/11
- Bush Admin Backs Down on Illegal Wiretapping
Miércoles 17 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 17 de Enero de 2007
- Wrongly Accused Ex-Gitmo Chaplain and Spy Target James Yee Speaks out on Newly Revealed Pentagon Surveillance
- As CIA Leak Trial Begins, Inside the Case Against Ex-Cheney Chief of Staff Lewis "Scooter" Libby
- Top Pentagon Official Calls for Boycott of Law Firms Representing Guantanamo Prisoners
Martes 16 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 16 de Enero de 2007
- Bill Moyers: "Big Media is Ravenous. It Never Gets Enough. Always Wants More. And it Will Stop at Nothing to Get It. These Conglomerates are an Empire, and they are Imperial."
Lunes 15 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 15 de Enero de 2007
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis on April 3, 1968: "Let Us Develop a Kind of Dangerous Unselfishness"
- Former Sanitation Worker and Community Organizers Recall the 1968 "I Am A Man" Sanitation Worker Strike & King’s Last Hours in Memphis
- Rev. Jesse Jackson on Witnessing the Assassination of Dr. King
- Retired Memphis Policeman: No Black Officers Assigned to Martin Luther King on Day of Assassination
- National Civil Rights Museum: The Motel Where Dr. King was Shot Today a Museum that Preserves his Legacy
Viernes 12 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 12 de Enero de 2007
- Mike McConnell, Booz Allen and the Privatization of Intelligence
- As Thousands Gather in Memphis for National Media Reform Conference, A Look at the State of the U.S. Media
- Young People of Color Take on Clear Channel Dominance in Bay Area
Jueves 11 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 11 de Enero de 2007
- Bush Escalates Iraq War with 20,000 More Troops; Threatens Iran, Syria with Military Action
- EXCLUSIVE..."I’m Scared Out of My Mind"–Live From Iraq, Active Duty Army Sgt. Speaks Out Against War Escalation
- As Bush Commits More Troops to Iraq, UFPJ Calls For March on Washington to End War
- Iraqi-American in Najaf: More U.S. Troops Will Result in More Resistance
- Torture, Suicide and Imprisonment: A Look Back at Five Years of Guantanamo
- Former Guantanamo Prisoner, Brother of Current Prisoner in Cuba to Call for Closure of Prison Camp
- "A Deep Sense of Depression and Hopelessness"–Guantanamo Attorney on State of Imprisoned Clients
Miércoles 10 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 10 de Enero de 2007
- Police Entrapment in Terror Case? NYC Subway Bomb Plotter Says He Was Set Up By Paid NYPD Informant
- Should State-Run Media Be Broadcast in the United States? A Debate on Radio and TV Marti Airing in South Florida
- Bush Admin Shuts Door to Iraqis as Iraq’s Refugee Crisis Gets Worse
Martes 9 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 9 de Enero de 2007
- Study: Dems '100 Hours' Agenda Does Little to Address Economic Divide Between Whites and People of Color
- U.S. Launches Targeted Assassination Air Strikes in Somalia, Many Reported Killed
- Report: Gates Foundation Causing Harm With the Same Money It Uses To Do Good
Lunes 8 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 8 de Enero de 2007
- Global Warming Heat Wave? January Temps Hit Record Highs Across Northeast
- Norman Finkelstein vs. Gil Troy On Jimmy Carter’s Controversial Book "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid"
Viernes 5 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 5 de Enero de 2007
- With New Congressional Majority, Should Democrats Focus on Domestic Agenda as Bush Escalates Iraq War?
- FBI Documents Reveal Nixon, Reagan Intimidated Rehnquist Witnesses, and Detail the Late Chief Justice’s Addiction to Painkillers
- Zapatistas, Internationals Gather for Meeting of the Zapatista Villages with the Peoples of the World
Jueves 4 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 4 de Enero de 2007
- With Control of Congress, Incoming Democrats Set to Elect Nancy Pelosi as 1st Female House Speaker
- Despite Greater Prominence on Congressional Committees, African American Lawmakers Pressured to Curb Initiatives
- Haitian Folk-Singing Legend and ex-Political Prisoner So An Auguste on her Arrest by US Marines and the US Role in Haiti’s Ongoing Turmoil
Miércoles 3 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 3 de Enero de 2007
- Exclusive – Democracy Now! Airs Rare Interview With Saddam Hussein Shortly After First Gulf War
- As Rudy Giuliani’s Secret Presidential Campaign Plan is Revealed, A Look At His Run for the White House & the Untold Story of Giuliani and 9/11
Martes 2 de Enero de 2007
- Titulares del 2 de Enero de 2007
- The Hanging of Saddam Hussein: A Roundtable Discussion on International Law, the U.S. Role, the Kurdish Response and the Media’s Glossing Over of U.S. Ties to Saddam
- U.S. Army Subpoenas Independent Journalist to Testify in Court-Martial of War Resister First Lt. Ehren Watada
Lunes 1 de Enero de 2007
Programa del 20 May. 2013
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Seis muertos en ataque estadounidense con avión no tripulado en Yemen
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Obama hablará de aviones no tripulados y Guantánamo en discurso
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Protestas para conmemorar 100 días de huelga de hambre de prisioneros de Guantánamo
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Siria: docenas de muertos en combate cerca de frontera con Líbano
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Rusia envía misiles avanzados a Siria
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Docenas mueren en incidentes de violencia sectaria en Irak
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Asesinan a destacada política paquistaní
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Murió Rafael Videla, ex dictador argentino que estaba preso
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Director de AP abierto a demanda por espionaje “inconstitucional” del Departamento de Justicia
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Informe: el Departamento de Justicia vigiló correos electrónicos y registros telefónicos de un periodista en caso de filtración de Corea del Norte
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Hacía semanas que la Casa Blanca estaba informada de los problemas de la IRS
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Jueza federal bloquea ley antiabortista en Arkansas
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Maestros de Chicago marchan contra el cierre de escuelas
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Miles protestan contra los recortes a la educación en Filadelfia
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Se alega crimen de odio en muerte de homosexual neoyorquino
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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.
