Radio Alerta Patalatina!: Amsterdam Sat. Dec. 18th
Live broadcast of 10-year anniversary party of Noticias/Platform for Latin America in The Netherlands

Radio Alerta Patalatina!: Amsterdam Sat. Dec. 18th

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This week in Palestine: a service of the International Middle East Media Center imemc.org, for the week of December 10 - 17, 2004

On Sunday December, 12, 2004, an Israeli sniper in Khan Younis refugee camp killed Rana Syiam, 7 years old, while she was sitting at home, eating supper with her family. The Israeli army gave no explanation for the attack.

Your weekly wrap-up of North American police brutality, misconduct and corruption.

Notes: This week:

Mississippi cop accused of raping 13 year-old girl

Philly cops arrest 10 year-old for taking scissors to school

LA cops use stun gun on 78 year-old man

NYC police kill man in cell phone dispute

Chicago cop swindles 91 year-old man

Killer mountie gets 2 years of house arrest

California deputies charged with sexually assaulting female inmates

FBI probes police custody deaths of two black men in 3 days in Jacksonville

"I'm no friend of Osama's..." So begins a look at the subject of point of view. If we have one, doesn't it follow that others have a similarly valid, yet different take on the world and what happens in it?

Night Ride is all about the narrative voice. Written as in literature, or spoken as in oral history. Human beings traffic in stories. Let me tell you about my day, my life, or a war I resisted, once upon a time. Stories are dreamy. They take you to other places, other times, other lives. Welcome to Night Ride. The subject is Point of View.

DJ Lotus interviews Cecilia, a native of Chile who was active in social movements there and left ater the 1973 coup.

In this interview, the second interview with Cecilia, they discuss the proces of social change and how it happens, how Allende came to power in Chile and what are some differences between south american and north american social movements.

political hard talk hosted by croatian political prisoner vedran skocen plus wicked music >kinky beat and no name no fame

Noami Kliein talks in london about Bush and lots of other relevent things.
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Listen to an interview with Mohamed Omar, an independent Palestinian journalist based in Rafah refugee camp of the southern Gaza Strip. The interview focuses on the Canadian government's relationship to the internationally condemned Israeli military occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.