Headlines: Protesters Arrested as U.S. Navy Resumes Vieques Military Exercises;Europeans Resist Bush Administration's Environmental Policies and Missile Defense Program; Campaign Finance Bill Faces 'Poison Pill' Amendments in the House and Under-reported News Summary

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING June 29, 2001

The following is a summary of the first broadcast of the Free Press News, a radio program launched tihs summer with the aim to offer over the airwaves independent coverage and analysis of Mexico's most important news and events.

MEXICO CITY: On June 7th, the first program of the Free Press News was launched in the studios of the pirate radio station KeHuelga at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

-- Timothy McVeigh's Execution Provokes Renewed Debate on Death Penalty

-- U.S. Civil Rights Commission Condemns Officials' Conduct

During Florida 's Pivotal 2000 Election

-- 5 Cubans Convicted of Spying on U.S. While Exile Groups Continue Attacks on Havana

A folk song about our movement!

Peter Frank of the National Lawyer's Guild's Center on Democratic Communications joins me for a live, in-depth discussion of the FCC roll out of LPFM licenses. Plus news headlines and this week's Spotlight Sound.

From Freak Radio Santa Cruz 96.3 FM. Six years, no license.

Amnesty International Targets Human Rights Abuses in U.S.;Bush Administration Working to Defeat Sandinista Party in November Nicaraguan Presidential Election; Campaign Continues to Push for Closure of U.S. Army's School of the Americas. MP3 and RealAudio files available on Between The Lines website at www.btlonline.org for week ending 6/15/01.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING June 15, 2001

2000 Puerto Rican Day Parade

Photo from 2000 Puerto Rican Day Parade

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