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Today on Flashpoints:
A well-known Kurdish leader is chosen to be the next president
of Iraq, we'll have a background report on today's actions
by Iraq's puppet parliament and a report from Baghdad on the
bloody violence that continues to threaten everyday life;
plus, a former Salvadoran guerilla leader talks about contemporary
life in El Salvador; activists at the US-Mexico border resist
the Minutemen Vigilantes; and the Knight Report with Robert
Knight;
5:01 PM PST
The Knight Report: Iraqi politicians have chosen a President
and Speaker, so they can now start arguing over a Constitution;
American troops try kidnapping as a counter-insurgency tactic;
Israeli troops beat up Palestinian police and conduct war
games with American troops; and British Prime Minister and
Islamic scholar Tony Blair announces elections for May. Robert
Knight in New York
5:06 PM PST
Iraq's New President and Regional Analysis: As'ad Abu-Khalil,
author, webmaster of http://angryarab.blogspot.com
5:21 PM PST
Report from Baghdad: Iman, reporter and former director of
Occupation Watch
in Baghdad
5:33 PM PST
Former Salvadoran Guerrilla Leader Speaks Out: Maria Chichilco,
Salvadoran activist
5:45 PM PST
Vigilantes at the Arizona-Mexico Border: Jennifer Allen, Border
Action Network
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