Archives
For the Month of AUGUST 2002

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Week Ending Aug. 2, 2002

• Doug Dowd: Deregulation Frenzy of Past Decades Responsible for Today's Corporate Failures and Corruption
• Terry O'Neill: White House Withdrawal of $34 Million from UN Population Fund Seen As Political Ploy to Satisfy GOP's Antiabortion Faction
• Athan Theoharis: Bush Administration's Proposed Domestic Spy Program Echoes Dark Days of McCarthy Era

Week Ending Aug. 9, 2002

• Alexander Cockburn: Exposure of Crony Capitalism May Provide Opportunities for Progressive Movements to Influence Public Policy
• Beth van Schaack: Court Forces U.S. Backed Salvadoran Generals to Pay $55 Million to Civil War Torture Victims
• Steve Cobble: Wall Street Undermining Workers Party Candidate in Brazil's Fall Presidential Election

Week Ending Aug. 16, 2002

• Phyllis Bennis: Cycle of Middle East Violence Continues as Malnutrition Among Palestinian Children Worsens
• Scott Ritter: Former Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector in Iraq Believes Plan to Attack Baghdad is Politically Driven and Fraught with Danger
• Mike Gravel: Bush Administration March to War with Iraq an Echo of Early Days of Vietnam Conflict

• Jonathan Schell: Veterans of Anti-Nuclear Weapons Movement Organize Opposition to Bush Nuke Policies
• John Humphries: Recently Returned Delegate to Iraq Believes Education and Debate in U.S. May Be the Only Way to Avert War
• Frank O'Donnell: Environmental Activists Condemn White House "Clear Skies" Legislative Proposal

• Kathy Kelly: Activists Conduct Fast at United Nations to Protest U.S. Plan to Attack Iraq
• Jason Hagen: Colombia's New Right-Wing President Imposes Harsh Measures in an Attempt to Win 38-Year Civil War
• Mark Berenson: Lori Berenson, Serving 20-year Prison Sentence in Peru, Continues Her Fight to Overturn Terrorism Charge