George Cadman of Free Radio Santa Cruz 101.1 fm interviews Maia Ramnath about her recent travels to the West Bank with the ISM. Maia is a UCSC grad student and activist in the global justice and antiwar movements. She has travelled to the West Bank twice, first in the spring of 2002 during the major Israeli army invasions of Palestinians towns and most recently in Dec 04 and Jan 05.

This is a program about the impact of the Free Trade Agreement on the people of Peru. 55mins (english/spanish)

The Comercio Justo Rally and Protest at the Mission St. Taco Bell in Santa Cruz has been transformed into a celebration. Taco Bell has agreed to some of the Coalition Of Immokalee Workers Demands and the CIW has called off the boycott. Taco Bell has agreed to a raise of one cent per pound of tomatoes which will mean roughly $20 more per day for farmworkers.Taco Bell has also agreed to work towards improvements industrywide in fast food. Taco Bell is owned by Yum Brand Foods, which is the largest corporation in fast food, bigger than McDonalds.

On this week's show: Neighbors complain about odors from a compost facility in Salem, Michigan, BlackBox investigates the story behind the Cuban 5, and the Taco Bell Truth Tour hits Memphis, Tennessee. And, of course, more local, national, and international headlines.

Is it all that wacky to believe that people do things in secret -- sometimes really nasty things -- to gain power? (2:34)

Hi, this is Jody Paulson from Moscow, ID with what they don't tell you.

23:09 audio of Rally in front of State Capitol,Phoenix by Children Activists because the Right-wingers in the Legislature wants to cut funding for Child Care,ie:reduce income eligibility and payment reductions with time limits....As usual,the coporate media not there to cover important event.

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A discussion with Michael Albert from Z Magazine, Ramsey from AK Press, and Sunny from Indymedia on the meaning of revolution, reform, anarchism, organizational structure, hiearchy, and examples of communicating across class and culture lines.

Producer: Alan Minsky
Enginner: Maggie Lepique

www.zmag.org
www.akpress.org
www.indybay.org

A discussion about South Central Farmers in LA and their struggle, the gentrification of Echo Park and 33 1/3 bookstore struggle, and excerpt from the recent Naomi Klein talk in Venice, Ca.

Producer: Alan Minsky
Engineer: Maggie Lepique
Notes: KPKF 90.7FM Los Angeles

www.saveourgarden.com
www.kpfk.org

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