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Jan. 19 - UN rights resolution rallies Int’l Lesbian/Gay Assoc.; controversial "bug chasing" film urges new HIV prevention strategies. Plus major hate crime cases closed in Paris & Vancouver, top AUS Catholic gets "communion" from his lesbian cousin, and more news. (28:50)

Auntie Bees Knees looks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland; the World Social Forum and Mumbai Resistance 2004 in Mumbai, India; and the beginnings of a global boycott against Coca-Cola. 10 minutes.

Yumi is an organic farmer, independent reporter, and organizer with the Global Peace Campaign. Yumi traveled to the U.S. to cover the OneDance Summit and Dennis Kucinich's presidential campaign. On January 13, I had the chance to speak with Yumi about her life, the foreign policy of U.S. government which has run amok, the Japanese reaction to war and occupation in Iraq and Palestine, and the Kucinich campaign.

On Tuesday, January 13, the Santa Barbara Veterans for Peace gave a presentation at the Santa Cruz Library on Arlington West. The main idea of the presentation is for people just like you and me to take a proactive role in getting the truth out to people in a constructive manner, and specifically to build memorials in communities throughout the United States.

On January 6, I interviewed Brent of the DemoCreation Project to learn about his upcoming trip from Santa Cruz to New Hampshire and find out why he decided to travel across the U.S. in a biodiesel-powered bus to promote Dennis Kucinich. The Democreation Project's journey to New Hampshire includes about 20 young activists from Santa Cruz.

John Buchanon Republican for President on lies of Bush's

administration

Safir on polling to create public opinion

An interview on Free Radio Santa Cruz with Lori of Friends of Camillo. Camillo Vivieras is charged with felony assault on an officer and is facing 15 to 40 years in prison if convicted. Charges are stemming from the protests at the RNC in Philadelphia in 2000. Camillo and witnesses to his arrest, say that he is innocent and was assaulted by police. He goes to court in April of 2004.

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