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Rally for immigrant workers' rights

In a show of strength that surprised even the organizers, tens of thousand of immigrants poured into the Loop Friday, bringing their calls for immigration reform to the heart of the city's economic and political power. But few main stream media outlets reported this large scale demonstration.

Audio resumen del ritual realizado con Tlaloc para recibir a los corredores de las naciones hopis, huicholes, mexicas y mas. OGG, 8min

Segmentos sonoros de voces, musica y reflexiones en torno a la defensa espiritual de la agua.

Actividad realizada el 16 de marzo en las cercanias del Museo Nacional de Antropologia

A half hour on pr0n followed by an hour with graphic novel, technique and in general.

95:43 lofi audio-only-ogg

Weekly Melbourne Indymedia radio show on community radio 3CR 855AM. This weeks show includes audio from the Stolenwealth Games Black GST demonstrations.

A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

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In this week's program: major radio conglomerates are targeted in an ongoing payola investigation by the state of New York, while the practice takes on a new twist in the U.K. And the United States seeks to impose a draconian global lockdown on all online audio/video content.

This week on radio Antifascista, I play Entartete Kunst, anarchist hip-hop from the bay area and talk about the virtual sit-in in solidarity with french students, th war on iraq and richard stallman on corporate globalization.
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Este semana en radio Antifascista, tocar Entartete Kunst, hip-hop anarquista desde san francisco, y hablo de el accion virtual en solidaridad con los estudiantes de francia, iraq y richard stallmen en globalizacion.

Bush doesn’t feel your pain

Why doesn't Mr. Bush get any economic respect? I think it's because most Americans sense, correctly, that he doesn't care about people like them. We're living in a time when many Americans are feeling economically insecure, but a tiny elite has been growing incredibly rich. And Mr. Bush's problem is that he identifies so totally with the lucky, wealthy few that in unscripted settings he can't manage even a few sentences of empathy with ordinary Americans. He doesn't feel your pain, and it shows.

Union influence set to stabilize in the U.S.

Between 1979 and 2004, union membership in the United States declined from nearly 21 million workers to under 15.4 million. While membership has been relatively stable since 1985, the percentage of workers who are union members, or "union density," shrunk from 24.1% to 12.5% as the workforce expanded. This decline has weakened unions' collective bargaining power and political clout.

Striking oil workers face home searches

Ignoring such violations of workers’ rights, the Bush administration is proposing to include Ecuador in the so-called Andean Free Trade Agreement (AFTA). Like the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), the pact does not include enforceable protections for workers’ right to form a union or other core human rights. The Bush administration could send AFTA to Congress in the coming months, with a vote by spring.