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An award winning front-line investigative news magazine focusing on human, civil and workers rights, issues of war and peace, Global Warming, racism and poverty, and other issues. Hosted by Dennis J. Bernstein.
We speak with Human Rights activist Van Jones about environmental justice and visions of a more just and peaceful future. Also this weeks edition of Flashpoints en Español which hones in on Environmental Justice in the San Francisco Bay Area.
We go live to the Bolivian Capital of La Paz where a growing grassroots revolts is calling for the Nationalization of the Country’s Gas and Oil Industry: Dar Jamail reports on more death and destruction in Iraq: We’ll go back to Port Au Prince where the US installed government continue to wide out the pro … Continued
An eleven year old shot in the back by US-armed Haitian death squad police as he attempted to go to school, as Prime Minister Yvon Neptune finally goes to court; also, FBI documents bolster allegations that the Koran was flushed down the toilet by interrogators in Guantanamo; Ali Abunimah joins us to talk about the … Continued
Massive uprisings in the streets of La Paz, the capitol of Bolivia, where a growing grassroots movement is calling for the resignation of the President and the nationalization of the gas and oil industry; and we celebrate the release of a new book by the niece of the legendary African-American writer and folklorist Zora Neale … Continued
We celebrate Judi Bari Day, with an auditory journey through her life, and how we continue her work. Our environmental segment Earth Matters takes on the Bush administration’s lies and deceptions regarding global warming with Pulitzer prize winner Ross Gelbspan. We also feature a film about the drowning of Pacific Islands due to sea level … Continued
Our special correspondent Dahr Jamail at the Jordanian-Iraqi border, where thousands of refugees drift around No Man’s Land; also, Kevin Pina continues to risk his life to report on the death squad national police of Haiti and their UN collaborators; and a collage on the streets of Oakland, where protesters are holding vigil for Haitian … Continued
