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7/30
Democratic Convention Speaker Highlights; Kerry Speech Strong
– But Concerns Persist; Hearings on 9-11 Commission
Report; WTO – Cotton Farmers in Senegal; Gentrification
Guts Affordable Housing; Grass Roots Democracy;
7/29
Highlights From The Convention Floor; Democrats Vague About
Alliances and “Two Americas” Definition; Immigration
Rights Forum; Voting Reform Advocates Rally; Bio-Terror Plant
in Boston; Coca Farmers Organize;
7/28
Democratic Convention the Most Expensive in History –
Who Pays?; No Critique at the DNC; Medicare Cuts; EPA Can’t
Determine Risk From Toxics; 60th Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising;
7/27
Democratic National Convention – Sound Collage; Delegates
to Approve Platform; “Free Speech Zone?”; More
Money for Haiti – Help or Hindrance?; Congolese Refugees
Flee; Mumia Commentary: Four Years of Hope, Four Years of
Hell;
7/26
Demonstrator Detained; Boston Social Forum; Venezeula Recall
Referendum; Payday Loan Schemes; Democratic National Convention
- Day 1; Mumia Commentary: Vote for Whom;
7/23
Army Investigates 94 Cases of Prison Abuse; Homeland Security
Trade Show; Bolivia Seeks Gas Markets; Genocide in Chechnya?;
Boston Social Forum;
7/22
9/11 Commission Final Report Released; EPA Tardy on Particulate
Policy; Defense Dept. Short on Funds for War – Halliburton
Gouges Pentagon; FCC – Public Hearings on Localism;
Indian Town to Drown Under Dam;
7/21
Democratic Party Platform Regarding Israel and Palestine;
International Day of Action against Coca Cola; Journalists
Protest in Senegal After Arrest of Editor; Republican Convention
Protest Organizers Agree to Rally Site; Local Battles to Increase
Minimum Wage;
7/20
Marine Corp Developing Chemical Weapons?; Supreme Court Deluged
Regarding Juvenile Executions; India and Pakistan Discuss
Jammu and Kashmir; Virginia’s Anti-Crime Law;
7/19
Palestinian Prime Minister Resigns; FBI Questions Muslims
and Arabs; Immigrant Rights Groups Rally; The Computer Ate
My Vote - Activists Call for Paper Trail; Aussie Free Trade;
25th Anniversary of Sandinista Revolution;
7/16
Foreign Operations Bill; Energy Referendum in Bolivia; HIV-AIDS
in Sudan; Unethical HIV Research; Police Torture in Chicago;
DC Minimum Wage;
7/15
Project Bioshield; Red Cross Report on Detainees; Gay Marriage
Reactions; International AIDS Conference; AIDS, God and Condoms;
Mad Pride Month;
7/14
UK Intelligence Report; Same-Sex Vote; House Rule Changes;
Mad Cow Testing Reviewed; Ohio Voting Machines; Prison Suicides
on the Rise in Connecticut;
7/13
US Senate on Same Gender Marriage; Washington Pressured by
Crisis in Sudan; Self Rule of Tribal Areas in India; South
Dakota Drought; Sherman Austin Update;
7/12
Intelligence Report; Elections Postponement; Florida's Felon
List; Venezuela and Petrosur; ESL and No Child Left Behind;
Rapid City Transgendered Climate;
7/9
Senate Intelligence Committe Report; The Patriot Act and Reading
Privacy; Mexico Joins Mercosur; Indegenous Human Rights in
Mexico; Germany's New Immigration; Indigenous Pygmies in the
Congo: Return to the Forrest?;
7/8
Ken Lay Indicted; Pentagon Tribunal for Guantanamo Detainees;
Iraq Update; Decline of the Dollar the the Rise of the Euro;
Cameroonian Detainee Richard Sitcha;
7/7
Iraq: Martial Law; Class Action Lawsuits; Edmonds Case Dropped;
Mandatory Minimum Sentencing; Women and Oil in the Niger Delta;
Mumia Abu Jamal Commentary;
7/6
Features Iraq: Medhi Army and Civilian Works Projects; Department
of Defense Budget; Justice for California Farm Workers?; Event
Data Recorders: Safety or Surveillanece?; Los Angeles Reacts
of Beating of African America Motorist;
7/5
The USA Patriot Act; Suppression of Public Protest; Civil
Liberties in Australia;
7/2
More Explosions in Baghdad; Death Penalty in Mexico?; Death
Penalty in the U.S.; Activist Attorney on Trial; Civil Rights
Act of 1964; Florida Felons List;
7/1
White Shirts in Hong Kong Rally For Democracy; Missing Money
in Iraqi Reconstruction?; India and Pakistan Hold Talks on
Kashmir; 32 Years of Executions; CA Law Grants Paid Family
Leave;
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