Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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TRNN This Week February 26 - March 2 March 3, 2012 March 2 Has Obama Challenged the "War On Drugs" Asumptions? Pt1 of a debate on "What would a saner drug policy look like?" between Sean Dunagan, former DEA Analyst and Kevin Sabet, former Obama Admin. Adviser Go to story | Go to homepage Senate bill aims to prevent indefinite detention of US citizens FSRN: Senate responds to controversial National Defense Authorization Act which President Obama signed into law late last year Go to story | Go to homepage Syrian rebels withdraw from Homs stronghold EuroNews: Most Syrian rebels fighting government forces pulled out of the Baba Amro district of Homs on Thursday Go to story | Go to homepage March 1 Pakistan Majority Want US Out of the Region Says Blogger Sana Saleem: People are fed up with drone attacks and blame US policy for Afghan war Go to story | Go to homepage Austerity anger on Europe's streets EuroNews: Widespread protests in Europe reflected the impact and pain of austerity measures around the European Union Go to story | Go to homepage February 29 United States vs. Manning & Assange Michael Ratner: Army is trying to pressure Manning into implicating Julian Assange so that he too can be charged and extradited to US Go to story | Go to homepage The Eurozone Crisis and the USA Costas Lapavitsas: European and US elites are asserting naked class interest, but in Europe now there's a more extreme neo-liberalism Go to story | Go to homepage The Rise of Santorum TRNN Replay - Max Blumenthal: The radical right would be happy to destroy Romney and position Santorum for the future Go to story | Go to homepage February 28 Israel's "New West Bank" New plan reveals gov't relocating Bedouins in Negev Desert to create Jewish contiguity south of the West Bank. Go to story | Go to homepage The Syrian Opposition and the External Players Bassam Haddad: The Syrian revolution must guard against interference by external powers and the Syrian National Council Go to story | Go to homepage February 27 Why Are GOP Candidates Competing to be the Greatest Friend of Israel? As presidential candidates tout support for Israel, they may be reaching out to right-wing evangelicals more than Jewish voters Go to story | Go to homepage Despite public outcry, Chicago approves closure of 17 schools Students, parents and teachers outraged over school privatizations Go to story | Go to homepage February 26 Egyptians Combat State Media Propaganda Egyptian State media demonizes the revolution Go to story | Go to homepage A Planned Economy for the 1% Michael Hudson: All economies have a certain amount of planning, the question is, for whom Go to story | Go to homepage Hundreds Killed in Honduras Jail Fire Shows Post-Coup Impunity Guards fired at prisoners trying to escape, part of a militarization of security that does not hold police, soldiers or generals accountable for crimes and human rights violations Go to story | Go to homepage