Flashpoints – May 1, 2006
Miguel Molina reports from Los Angeles.

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Miguel Molina reports from Los Angeles.
We get an update on the plan for the Great May One Boycott-a national action in support of the new immigrant rights revolution. Well also look immigration crack down by the feds to take the steam out of this new movement. In Haiti, torture victims who fled the country after the US funded death squaders; … Continued
Legendary actress Rita Moreno talks about her work on the screen and her struggle as a Latino actress to get respect and her strong support for the immigrant revolution; plus, we celebrate the 52nd birthday of death row journalist and political prisoner Mumia abu-Jamal; we continue our reporting on the Kurdish and Palestinian refugees imprionsed … Continued
We continue our in-depth coverage of the escalating US war rhetoric against Iran, Phyllis Bennis takes a further look at the ramifications of a potential attack and what the day after that war might really look like; news headlines from occupied Palestine with Kristen Ess; documenting systematic Israeli settler violence in occupied Hebron; and the … Continued
What would Iran and the region look like in the aftermath of US nuclear war? Well speak with internationally-renowned theoretical physicist and environmentalist Dr. Michio Kaku; also, our special correspondent Dahr Jamail reports on the unraveling civil war in Iraq and the misreporting of the story by the US corporate media; smoking gun documents that … Continued
We hear from one voice among thousands of Iraqis now fleeing the violence in their US-occupied homeland; Israel expands its bloody occupation against Palestine, well have an on-the-ground report; plus, an in-depth look at the forgotten refugees of the Iraq war, imprisoned inside refugee camps on the border between Iraq and Jordan; an interview with … Continued