reporte sobre la cumbre del G8

reportes de las radios de la ciudad de mexico, radio zapote y radio pacheco sobre lo sucedido en relacion a la cumbre del G8 en escocia.

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

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Vancouver court has agreed to extradict Tre Arrow back the the US. It now goes to the Prime Minister and at least one appeal remains, but US pressure on Canada seems to have forced Canada's hand.

The US government and the FBI have displayed an almost fanatical interest in Tre's case, along with all other ELF members or "Elves" they have been trying to catch.

Meanwhile, there seems to be little interest in solving a number of arsons of activist's homes in West Virginia where Massey Coal goons are suspected.

Weekly Audio Report
July 1-7, 2005

This week in Palestine - a service of the International Middle East Media Center, IMEMC.org, for the week of Friday, July 1, to Thursday, July 7, 2005.

Weekly Audio Report
July 1-7, 2005

This week in Palestine - a service of the International Middle East Media Center, IMEMC.org, for the week of Friday, July 1, to Thursday, July 7, 2005.

Clyde Valentin gives the scoop on this weekend's Hip-Hop Theater Festival. Announcements and outro. [7:26]

Andrew Ng from United Neighborhood Houses' Campaign for Summer Jobs details the struggle of the city's youth programs for adequate funding. [10:21]

A roundtable of cycling activists discuss the work ahead for bicycling rights, including Judy Ross from Times Up, David Smetman from Transportation Alternatives, and Ben from the NY Bicycle Messengers' Association. [17:41]

Bicycle advocates assemble on the steps of City Hall to remember cyclists and pedestrians killed by cars and call for policy reform. Folowed by "Bicycle Race" by Queen. [8:50]

On this June 17 2005 edition of Rise Up Radio, bicycle advocates remember cyclists and pedestrians killed by cars and call for immediate policy reform. Also, a roundtable discussion of what's needed to make NYC bike-friendly. Later in the show, we look at the struggle of the city's youth programs for adequate funding, and preview this weekend's Hip-Hop Theater Festival.

Intro and Youth News ... and a hot track from Antibalas. [6:37]