noticiero de 3 minutos con lo mas importante del acontecer cubano, nacional e internacional

noticiero de 3 minutos con lo mas importante del acontecer cubano, nacional e internacional

This Week in Palestine - a service of the International Middle East Media Center, IMEMC.org, for the week of Friday, April 8th to Thursday, April 14th, 2005.

IMEMC Weekly Audio Report
April 8 – 14, 2005

This Week in Palestine - a service of the International Middle East Media Center, IMEMC.org, for the week of Friday, April 8th to Thursday, April 14th, 2005.

The second part of our interview with Mrs.Playne. Fonji Who is into trying to provide education for her local community in Central of Africa.

She talks about the successes and struggles they encounter on a daily bases.
Listen to part two of our talk with Her.

Some women are not only the core of holding their families together as was the old picture of the African woman. Today they are holding their communities together and pulling them to their feet.

Mrs. Playne is doing so by providing solid Education for the community. She also explains how they in the school she help found deal with the complications of HIV/AIDS when it comes hitting on the door as is the case these days in every community here.

The MML Podcast for Tax Day 2005!

Today's show focuses on Training and Orientation of New Hires, Follow Up on projects and being available for your team. Join me won't you?

The fences on the right were where the "Grapplehook 5" took out a couple of wires...

Tune in!

[5 April 05] Interview with "tonja" - one of the WA "grappling hook 5", who tore at the Baxter Detention Centre Fences over Easter 2005.

[Note: The audio begins with a few minutes of the call and response contact between a few hundred activists and a group of detainees - some of whom climbed on the Detention Centre's roof - on Easter Saturday 2005.]

To read an account of the action:
http://baxter05.info/?action=newswire&parentview=731

aymara and dj trash candy break down the history of guatemala and the inevitable effects of cafta if things don't change now. they replay the video work from colotenango, guatemala where two companeros were killed by the police during a week long protest by thousands who condemn the passing of cafta by the guatemalan assembly. they move onto a conversation about nafta and cuidad juarez y las maquiladoras that really needs to be continued. about 2 hours.

aymara brings in her brother to talk about his recent trip to chile. highlights include call ins from their papi asking them to stop talking about the family and their cousin in santiago who calls in twice while refusing to speak on air... introducing some of the best del movimiento de la nueva cancion: victor jara, violeta parra, silvio rodriquez, inti-illimani y mercedes sosa. about an hour and a half.