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GUEST: Salvador Carrasco, Filmmaker

Archaeologists from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History removed a massive, 12 ton monolith dedicated to the earth goddess Tlaltecuhtli on Tuesday in what is present-day Mexico City. The archaeologists say that they are now exploring the area for the tomb of an Aztec king, who reigned more than 500 years ago in …

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GUEST: Glen Ford is a writer and radio commentator and the Executive Editor of The Black Agenda Report

This week’s commentary is about Obama and Clinton. Visit www.blackagendareport.com for more information. …

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… about The Execution of Robert Blum

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GUEST: Yariv Oppenheimer, Director-General of Peace Now

Illegal Israeli settlements continue to expand in the West Bank ahead of a planned U.S. led Annapolis conference on Palestinian statehood. Peace Now, an Israeli pacifist group for Palestinian self-determination, has charted the growth in their most recent settlement watch report. Despite Israeli government pledges for a freeze on expansion, the …

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GUESTS: Michael Nailat, Paolo Espiritu, Steering Committee for Justice for Filipino American Veterans

Out of the 250,000 Filipino veterans that enlisted to aid US forces in World War II, only 40,000 are still alive, and 10,000 live in the US. Filipino American vets have struggled for more than six decades to force the US government to make good …

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GUESTS:Darryl Roberts, Filmmaker, Bettina Wolff, Co-Founder of the Artivist Film Festival

The 4th Annual Artivist Film Festival kicks off tonight at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. Highlighting more than 60 films from 25 countries, the festival concentrates on pressing social issues ranging from human rights and child advocacy to environmental preservation and beyond, the screenings provide the progressive …

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… about The US War Office Fire of 1800

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GUEST:Miguel Angel Nuñez, Advisor to the Venezuelan Presidential Office on Agro-Enviromental issue

Miguel Angel Nuñez is an advisor to the Venezuelan Presidential Office on Agro-Environmental issues and the former coordinator of the Latin American Agro-Ecological Movement. He was recently in LA, and sat down in our studios to talk about the food revolution as a part of Venezuela’s …

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GUEST:Jonathan Acevedo, Currently Serving a 10-Day Suspension and is being Threatened with Expulsion

High school students in Berwyn, Illinois face expulsion following an anti-war demonstration on school grounds last week. Some 70 students at Morton West High School participated in a sit-in protest against the Iraq war at the school’s cafeteria on the first of November: All Saints …

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GUEST: Nezua, The Unapologetic Mexican

Nezua is a blogger at www.theunapologeticmexican.org: Where Manifest Destiny Goes to Die. Today, he reviews the new film, “American Gangster.”

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