Israeli PM Forms Large Coalition, Police Repress Protest | Massive Protests Fill the Streets of Madrid | Quebec's Maple Spring

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News Stories May 12, 2012 Israeli PM Forms Large Coalition, Police Repress Protest Leader of Kadima Party Shaul Mofaz joins Prime Minister Netanyahu's Coalition, effectively crushing opposition and stirring protests Go to story | Go to homepage Massive Protests Fill the Streets of Madrid Tens of thousands of Spaniards joined protestors in dozens of other European cities to mark the 1-year anniversary of the "Indignado" movement, and to demand an end to the austerity measures taken in response to the economic crisis (Full report expected tomorrow). Go to story | Go to homepage Quebec's Maple Spring May 1st in Montreal was a display of how the student strike is part of Quebec's larger struggle against neo-liberalism 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 Police Ready for NATO Summit With 'Sound Cannon' Anti-Putin protests continue in Moscow Capt Ray Lewis Joins OWS Protest,Gives Message to NYPD and Slams The Greed 1% from Zuccotti Park Chicago Police intimidating NATO protestors Brutal PoliceTreatment of Montreal Protesters Best of the web Exposed: The US military's 'anti-Islam classes' NATO - A Tool of Imperialism? JPMorgan's Dimon loses clout as reform critic Militarization of Cyberspace: CISPA & Surveillance US vs. Joe Arpaio: Justice Department Sues Arizona Sheriff For Racial Profiling of Latinos Political Humor The Week In 100 Seconds: May 7-11 Keith Judd for President Every Potential 2040 President Already Unelectable Due To Facebook Romney Courts Hispanic Vote With Animated Sombrero-Wearing Parrot The Day In 100 Seconds: Obama Makes News Global Warning The cost of sustainability Experts warn of Jakarta's earthquake exposure Earth Revolution: Inspirational 11-year-old Scientists study the ocean and climate change Gold rush imperils Peru's Amazon rainforest 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.