Entrevistas de san alberto sobre su situacion, un desalojo y su lucha contra petrobras entre el 27.07. y 31.08.2004

El pueblo de san alberto esta defendiendo su tierra y el rio contra
la empresa petrobras.
audiointerviews de la zona en el tiempo de conflicto.

para mas informaciones va a la pagina de indymedia-bolivia,
http://bolivia.indymedia.org

primera:
Mujer en un bloqueo habla de la situacion (5:10, 2,36Mb)

Radioactive San Diego--On his show, T.A.Z, DJ Onto talks with Prof. Borradori about the life and death of French philosopher Jacques Derrida.

Professor Giovanna Borradori from Vassar College wrote "Philosophy in a Time of Terror: Dialogues with Jurgen Habermas and Jacques Derrida." One of the sharpest scholars on Derrida and his political legacy, our discussion ranged from deconstruction to terrorism, European media to Osama Bin Laden, voting to justice, aporia to rationality, war to Habermas, and politics to philosophy.

Francis Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé speak at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, CA. Introduced by Carmen LaSalle from San Francisco Liberation Radio

06:10 long interview with Michael Avery of the National Lawyer's Guild about the appointment of Alberto Gonzales to the position of Attorney General.

hear the mp3

This piece first excoriates Mayor Williams for closing Randall School(maybe a mile from the proposed baseball stadium) as a shelter, and then announces Mayday DC's public meeting at Cafe Mawanaj this thursday 6:30PM.

Finally it discusses the growing concern that Potomac Gardens at 19th and potomac SE is in Mayor William's gunsights for another Arthur Capper style "Hope VI" removal project.

Special audio collage Fallujah week one "The Seven day massacre" 11-08 thru 11-15-2004 featuring Independant and corporate news media samples & music during the second seige and massacre by U.S. Forces on Fallujah Iraq.

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Listen to a live report on the current military siege of Fallujah, from Dahr Jamail an independent journalist, currently based in Baghdad Iraq. According to a Red Cross official in Iraq, at least 800 civilians have been killed during the U.S. military siege of Fallujah, which has destroyed large areas of the city and inflicted a humanitarian disaster.