Tagged: 2005

Download MP3 Headlines (5:18) Bolivia’s President offered a major concession to  demonstrators who are calling for the re-nationalization of the country’s resources. Linda Farthing has more from La Paz. Chile’s center-left government signs another so-called...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:12) Demonstrators demanding the re-nationalization of hydrocarbons in Bolivia continue to protest today.  Linda Farthing has more from La Paz. The Israeli government has released 400 imprisoned Palestinians as promised. Manar Jibreen...

Download MP3 Headlines (5:13) People in the Netherlands are voting today on whether to support the European Union constitution. Only the Parliament may actually approve or reject adoption of the document. However, most political...

Download MP3 Headlines The Enron accounting firm charged with shredding documents has been absolved of wrong doing by the US Supreme Court. Peter Larkin reports from D.C. Immigrant rights activists are marching across the...

Download MP3 Headlines (6:50) There have been verifiable incidents of what US Brigadier General Jay Hood describes as “mishandling” of the Qur’an at the US prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.  (TAPE 0:30) Hood added that...

Download MP3 Headlines (5:28) Activists on different sides of the immigration debate clashed in Southern California leaving 7 protestors in jail, 3 run over by a car and the man who ran them over...

Download MP3 Headlines (4:59) The Bush Administration is winning Congressional votes for far right nominees after months of threats and compromises by Democrats. Kelly Giddens reports from D.C. The US House expands temporary nuclear...

Download MP3 Headlines Protestors are amassing near the major government buildings in Bolivia’s capitol over the nation’s new hydrocarbon law for the second day in a row.  Linda Farthing reports from La Paz. Zimbabwe’s police...

Download MP3 Headlines Top military officials in Iraq confirm reports that the U.S. is prepared to create 4 larger bases that will condense more than 100 sites currently being used.  However, officials reject the statement...