Archive for July, 2009

Jul 06 2009

Could California’s Budget Stalemate Be at an End?

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schwarzeneggerThe deadline for legislators to pass California’s budget for the next fiscal year was June 30th. Now, nearly a week behind schedule, the $24 billion shortfall has grown by an extra $2 billion during the deadlock. On Thursday Governor Schwarzenegger declared a state fiscal emergency, ordering state offices to close three days a month to save money and issuing …

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Jul 06 2009

Dream Act Student’s Deportation Deferred

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walter laraWalter Lara, a twenty-three year old undocumented honor student from Miami, was set to be deported today to Argentina. He is remaining in the United States for the time being, however, because the Department of Homeland Security deferred Lara’s deportation until July 3rd, 2010 after activists campaign intensively on his behalf. The honors graduate of Miami Dade community …

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Jul 06 2009

The Future of Journalism

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washington postIn a letter appearing in the Sunday edition of the Washington Post, publisher Katharine Weymouth apologized to readers amidst an uproar over a “salon” the newspaper planned to host. On Thursday, the website Politico.com first reported on a promotional flier for a series of salons to be hosted at Weymouth’s private home that promised a gathering of Obama …

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Jul 06 2009

Subversive Historian – 07/06/09

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Eric Drooker Homestead Strikers Vs. Pinkertons

Back in the day on July 6th, 1892, steelworkers on strike from Andrew Carnegie’s Homestead Mill in Pennsylvania battled the infamous Pinkertons. Henry Clay Frick, who managed the plant, hired the private mercenaries to protect strike breakers he planned to employ. About three-hundred armed Pinkerton agents boarded barges to sail to the plant down …

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Jul 03 2009

July 6, 2009

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We’ll get the latest update on California’s budget woes. And Walter Lara, an undocumented student from Florida has won a stay of deportation – he’ll join us to discuss the DREAM Act. And, we’ll analyze the future of Journalism with Jim Naureckas of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting. …

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Jul 02 2009

July 3, 2009

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The Uprising crew is off on Friday July 3rd. Tune in for a brand new Independence Day episode of From the Vault, produced by the Pacifica Radio Archives. …

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Jul 02 2009

Weekly Digest – 07/03/09

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This week on Uprising:

* Is the Honduras Coup a Test Case for Today’s Latin America?
* Empire Notes on the Coup in Honduras
* Israeli Navy Intercepts Free Gaza Boat, Palestinians Remain Trapped
* Supreme Court Ruling on Firefighters Has Wide-Ranging Impacts
* Book …

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Jul 02 2009

Is the Honduras Coup a Test Case for Today’s Latin America?

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zelayaThe ousted president of Honduras Manuel Zelaya addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week demanding an immediate overturning of Sunday’s coup d’etat. In turn, the Organization of American States yesterday issued an ultimatum to the interim Honduran government headed by Roberto Micheletti to reverse the coup within 72 hours or be suspended from the regional …

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Jul 02 2009

Third Way, a “Bogus” Think Tank?

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health carePresident Obama’s health care reform efforts received a boost this week when Wal-mart, the nation’s largest employer, officially endorsed a requirement that large corporations provide health insurance for their workers. This requirement is a significant part of the President’s plan. However, progressives continue to be disappointed with the weakness of his so-called public option and the complete exclusion …

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Jul 02 2009

Founders: The People Who Brought You a Nation

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foundersAs we approach this year’s Independence Day, red-white-and-blue flags are popping up on fences and store windows, many of you are probably making plans for weekend barbeques and fireworks viewings. Some media outlets are already reminding us of the historical origins of America’s Declaration of Independence and history-book figures such as George Washington, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander …

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