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Democracy Now! - Daily Radio Program (text & audio)
A daily radio and TV program on over 350 stations, pioneering the largest community media collaboration in the U.S. Right-click on the paper clip and choose the «save as...» option to download the radio program (mp3 file). Need some help? Click here.
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Water Crisis in Newark: Community Demands Action as Lead Contamination Reaches All-Time High
12 de septiembre — Web Exclusive, News
Newark high school teacher Yvette Jordan and Natural Resources Defense Council official Erik Olson join us for Part 2 of a discussion about the water crisis facing thousands in Newark, New Jersey. The NRDC filed a lawsuit against Newark over the summer, accusing the city of violating federal (...) -
Democracy Now! 2019-09-12 Thursday
12 de septiembre — NewsTrump ousts national security adviser John Bolton, hawk with long history of militarization abroad; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to annex nearly a third of the occupied West Bank; In Newark, New Jersey, the water crisis (...) -
Democracy Now! 2019-09-11 Wednesday
11 de septiembre — NewsWe speak with 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, who launched a school strike for the climate that went global. She will address the U.N. Climate Action Summit before a Sept. 20 global strike, and protest Friday at the White (...) -
Democracy Now! 2019-09-10 Tuesday
10 de septiembre — NewsA Florida lawmaker calls for the U.S. to allow entry to survivors of Hurricane Dorian; African asylum seekers are trapped in Mexico due to new restrictive migration policies; A Palestinian student starts classes at Harvard after initially being (...) -
Democracy Now! 2019-09-10 Tuesday
10 de septiembre — NewsA Florida lawmaker calls for the U.S. to allow entry to survivors of Hurricane Dorian; African asylum seekers are trapped in Mexico due to new restrictive migration policies; A Palestinian student starts classes at Harvard after initially being (...)
