TRNN This Week March 18 - March 23

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TRNN This Week March 18 - March 23 March 24, 2012 March 23 Palestinian on Hunger Strike "in Mortal Danger" Hanaa Shalabi, a Palestinian prisoner under Administrative Detention without charge or trial enters 36th day of her hunger strike Go to story | Go to homepage Israel, the US Elections and the "Jewish Swing Vote" Hawkish stands on Israel taken by US political leaders have less to do with the so-called "Jewish Vote" than they have to do with a few "Ultra-Zionist" billionaires Go to story | Go to homepage Portuguese walk out over government cuts EuroNews: A 24-hour walkout in Portugal has brought the capital Lisbon to a virtual standstill Go to story | Go to homepage March 22 Qatari Agenda Drove Al Jazeera Coverage of Bahrain says Journalist Who Resigned in Protest Ali Hashem: Al Jazeera gave voice to dreams of the Arab world but has lost its credibility Go to story | Go to homepage The Right Vs. EPA DC Court of Appeal hold debate on whether EPA has the authority to regulate carbon emissions under the Clean Air Act Go to story | Go to homepage March 21 "Librotraficantes" Smuggle Banned Books Into Tucson, Arizona Students and activists set up "Underground Libraries" of books prohibited in suspended Mexican American Studies classrooms Go to story | Go to homepage Former Al Jazeera Reporter on Libyan Coverage Ali Hashem: In Libya we came to realize we were serving a political agenda putting our journalism aside Go to story | Go to homepage March 20 Al Jazeera Journalist Explains Resignation over Syria and Bahrain Coverage Ali Hashem: Al Jazeera has become a "media war machine" and is "committing journalistic suicide" Go to story | Go to homepage Iraq Nine Years Later: Poverty and Violence Continue Sahar Issa: In spite of growing oil revenues most Iraqis live without water, power and housing Go to story | Go to homepage March 19 The Chávez Model and the Coming Elections Gregory Wilpert: Nationalizations and reforms are popular but perceptions of government mismanagement are widespread Go to story | Go to homepage Israel Begins Deportation of South Sudanese Refugees Despite renewed conflict and UN warnings, Israel begins deporting South Sudanese asylum seekers. Go to story | Go to homepage March 18 Syrian Opposition Divided Over Arms and Intervention Afra Jalabi: Syrian opposition debates role of international support and armed resistance Go to story | Go to homepage Conflict in Syria is a Civil War Lawrence Wilkerson: Those pushing US intervention in Syria are not humanitarian; want a "back door" to Iran Go to story | Go to homepage The Promise What you have been seeing on TRNN is just a taste of what's to come; we need your support now view The Occupy Movement Occupy the Military Industrial Complex Cops Flipping Out at Occupy Union Square Occupy ATMs: Automated Truth Machines Brilliant History of Occupy (So Far) Portuguese to strike over austerity measures Best of the web NYPD targets activists around the US Voter Photo ID Passes MN Senate Coleen Rowley FBI whistleblower on US Wars Push for change in World Bank leadership US approves military aid to Egypt Political Humor Goldman Sachs Muppets song: Client or Muppet? - PetroChina & the Eco-Freakos Hilarious Hari Kondabolu- My Healthcare Plan Super PACs Get Groovey Callista Gingrich scares us too Global Warning "Court of Circular Justice" Judge confronted Can Obama claim Keystone compromise in Oklahoma? The World Is Thirsty Because We Are Hungry Winter Heat Wave Shows Need for Obama to Reject, Not Fast-Track, Keystone XL Obama Defends Handling of Keystone Pipeline Make www.therealnews.com your homepage and see the latest stories as soon as they're posted. Like us on Facebook and share our stories there. You received this message because you or someone using this email address requested it via a form at therealnews.com or via some other communication with The Real News Network. If you do not want to receive further updates from us, unsubscribe here.