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 9/30
Miami Prepares for Debate No.1; Corporate Sponsorship of Debates;
IMF to Loan Iraq Half a Billion Dollars; Casino Lobbying Investigation
Begins; Humanitarian Aid for Haiti?;
9/29
9-11 Reform Measure in House; Healthcare Advocates Speak Out
on Capitol Hill; FSRN Talks with Libertarian Candidate Michael
Badnarik; Lakota Man Sues Wal-Mart; Part Two: Indigenous Kankuamo
in Colombia;
9/28
More US Bombings in Iraq; Get Out of Jail; Free?: Hamdi is
Freed; A Super Database Proposed by GOP; Part 1: Colombia’s
Indigenous in Danger of Extinction?; Fair Trade Tea in Tanzania;
9/27
CIA Operation to Support Candidates in Iraq Exposed; More
Plans to Increase surveillance; Afghan Elections: Intimidation
of Women Widespread; US Moves with Militarization of Space
~ Protests Begin; Turkish Reforms for EU Membership; Windmills
to Power Minnesota Schools?;
9/24
Escalating Violence in Iraq: Hostages and Bombings; Patriot
Act Two or 9-11 Recommendations?; Only 2 Parties Can Debate:
Officials Announce Today; Sudan Crisis Debated at UN; Kashmiri
Orphans to Benefit from Improved Indo-Pak Relations?;
9/23
Iraqi PM addresses Congress; Rome Reacts to Italian Hostages’
Alleged Death; Democrats Push more $ for Border Security;
African Leaders Say UN Needs to be Overhauled; US Foreign
Aid Criticized Abroad; "Musical Rooms" Put SF Tenants
on the Streets;
9/22
Democrats Unveil Republican-esque Pledge; Iraqi’s React
to Hostage Crisis; Airlines to Hand Over Private Passenger
Lists to Government?; Nigeria to Raise Petroleum Prices; Sri
Lankan Peace Process to Restart?;
9/21
UN General Assembly Opens with Brazilian President; Bush Addresses
UN; India Repeals Terrorism Legislation; Vanishing Votes on
November 2nd?; National Museum what Native Communities Need?;
Native American Detention Facilities Deplorable;
9/20
Indonesia likely to have new President; Iraq’s Iyad
Allawi to arrive in US; Two Years Later Iraqi Girl Allowed
into US for Treatment; Security and Terrorism Loom as Australian
Election Issues; Gentrification Worsens in L.A.;
9/17
US Motives on Sudan Under Scrutiny at the UN; Farm Labor Agreement
Reached; Fasting for the right to stay and study. Students
speak out!; Hotel Workers Prepare to Strike; More Environmental
Concerns at World Trade Center Site; Nigeria to Raise Domestic
Fuel Prices Under IMF Pressure;
9/16
US Torturing Iraqis in Mosul Prison?; Soldier Speaks out About
Serving in Iraq; March for Education in CA; Whistleblower’s
Conference: Expose Government Cover-Ups; Exposing Bush’s
Environmental Record;
9/15
Shifting $ from Reconstruction to Security in Iraq; US Groups
Condemn US Action Over Sudan; FDA: Anti-Depressants Need Suicide
Warning Labels; SD Native Children Not in Native Homes; Eliminating
Vocational Training in CA;
9/14
Baghdad Blast: On the Ground Report; Goss: CIA Needs Domestic
Spying Capabilites; Rejecting Roadless Rules; Anyone Courting
the Poverty Vote?; Peaceful Indigenous Resistance in Colombia;
9/13
Powell & Ridge Testify on Intelligence Reforms; Assault
Weapons Ban Expires; Seymour Hersh on the Chain of Command
at Abu Ghraib; Update from Jamaica on Effects of Hurricane
Ivan; Australians Get Ready for National Election; Outlaw
Racial Profiling?;
9/10
Remembering 9-11; Health Effects of 9-11; Report from NYC;
Beslan: Russia’s 9-11?; Powell Says Genocide in Sudan;
Preparing for Nov 2: Seattle Get Out the Vote Campaign;
9/9
Military Investigators Testify Over Abu Ghraib; Bomb Explosion
at Australian Embassy in Indonesia; Promoting Palestine; Update
on Lynn Stewart Case; Nurses vs. the University of California;
Nationwide Protests Against Cuts to Section 8 Housing;
9/8
Surveillance Measures in 9-11 Commission Recommendations;
A Viable US Exit Strategy from Iraq?; Pitfalls of Absentee
Voting; Bush Campaigns in Hurricane Racked Florida; Faith
Based Government?;
9/7
Congress to Let Weapons Ban Expire?; Federal Budget Faces
Considerable Strains; Mexican’s React to Bush’s
Immigration Proposals; Oil Series: Part 1: Britain Losing
Status as Oil Exporter; Oil Series: Part 2: Nigerians Losing
Oil Jobs to Ex-Patriots;
9/6
Peleadoras: Argentina's Labor Movements Through the Eyes of
Women;
9/3
Republicans on Bush’s Domestic Policy; Wrap up of the
RNC: Inside & Outside; Final Arrest Count: Thousands;
Vigil for the Fallen as Bush Accepts Nomination; Fire Fighters
Union Endorses Bush?; Community Organizers on Next Steps Post-RNC;
UN Slow to Act on Sudan; Workers Rights Under Debate in India;
9/2
Opposition to Bush Inside the Republican Party?; No Child
Left Behind?; NYC’s Homeless Speak Out; Sex Workers
in NYC Speak Out; Iraq Veteran: "Morale Low"; Update
from Afghanistan; Historians Reflect on the Last Four Bush
Years; Labor Day Tribute Inside They Eye of the RNC; Dick
Cheney all scrambled up;
9/1
Schwarznegger addresses RNC; Sounds from RNC Day 3; FSRN producer
released after arrest at RNC; Security costs of RNC continue
to grow; Small business suffer during RNC; Taxi drivers suffer
during RNC; Domestic workers pushing for legislation in NYC;
Massive protests in Mexico; Argentines protest the IMF;
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