This week’s broadcast includes:
US mortgage delinquencies reach record high
Geithner singled out in scathing report on AIG bailout
US should focus on energy efficiency and renewables not nuclear, says report
Two wings get F on nuclear inspection
Obama administration will not sign land mine ban
Clinton, warlord Dostum are honored guests at Karzai fete
US Senate puts off action on military ban on gays
Amended Iraqi election law still angers Sunnis
What Nidal Hasan, Timothy McVeigh, and the Beltway Sniper have in common: all were scarred by pointless U.S. wars
German army chief quits over raid
Netanyahu sets moratorium on West Bank growth
Niger protest for president to quit
Honduras vote to sideline president, enshrine coup
Church had immunity to conceal sex abuse, says report
Death toll in Philippines massacre rises to 57
China jails earthquake activist













The Global Report – Radio Edition: November 06, 2009:
Posted in Broadcast with tags Afghanistan, Anti-terrorism, Bail-Out, Canada, Children, Commentary, Cybersecurity, Economy, Gay Rights, Human rights, Indigenous people, Iran, Iraq, Labor rights, Latin America, LGBT, Military Affairs, New Mexico, Nuclear, Syria, Technology, Torture, Uzbekistan, Water, Women on November 6, 2009 by theglobalreportradioeditionThis week’s broadcast includes:
Goldman secretly bet on the US housing crash
Secret bailouts for giant failing banks of the future?
Toxic waste trickles toward New Mexico’s water sources
Wal-Mart in child labor scandal
Alan Grayson calls a whore a whore
Gay bar raids draw community outrage
Violence against women, female teens, surges on TV
Xerox develops silver ink for cheap, printable electronics
NSA to build $1.5 billion cybersecurity center
US, NATO forces rely on warlords for security
Turkey’s Erdogan slams nuclear sanctions on Iran
Africans boycott meetings at UN climate talks
Rights groups: EU fails Uzbekistan’s victims
Indian political awakening stirs Latin America
Iraqi lawmakers irked over BP oil contract
Canadian sent to Syria can’t sue U.S. over torture
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