Manifestation qui c'est déroulé aujourd'hui le 21 Mai a midi devant les bureaux du SCRS.

Un clip audio (MP3, 10 min.) en anglais sur les actions faites par le collectif des Pantheres roses, pour confronter le sexisme, l'hétérosexisme et la surconsommation rose.

A speech by Arundathi Roy (10:04, MP3 format).

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[...] The tradition of 'turkey pardoning' in the U.S. is a wonderful allegory for New Racism. Every year since 1947, the National Turkey Federation presents the U.S. President with a turkey for Thanksgiving. Every year, in a show of ceremonial magnanimity, the President spares that particular bird (and eats another one). After receiving the presidential pardon, the Chosen One is sent to Frying Pan Park in Virginia to live out its natural life. The rest of the 50 million turkeys raised for Thanksgiving are slaughtered and eaten on Thanksgiving Day. ConAgra Foods, the company that has won the Presidential Turkey contract, says it trains the lucky birds to be sociable, to interact with dignitaries, school children and the press. (Soon they'll even speak English!) [...]

Entrevue réalisée pour l'émission Planète Internationale, le vendredi 16 avril 2004.

Frédéric Dubois parle des enjeux entourant un projet d'extraction et de rafinnerie de bauxite supporté par ALCAN, dans la région de Kashipur, dans la province indienne d'Orissa.

Entrevue réalisée pour l'émission Planète Internationale, sur Radio Centre-Ville, le vendredi 16 avril 2004.

Frédéric Dubois parle des enjeux entourants un projet d'extraction et de raffinerie de bauxite dans la région du Kashipur, dans la province indienne d'Orissa.

suite de l'entrevue avec FL.

Entrevue avec François L'écuyer chargé de projets à Alternatives.

Toute l'émission:

-Regard sur les infos alternatives;
-reportage sur l'île René Levasseur;
-entrevue avec Agustin Prieto sur l'Argentine;
-entrevue sur Cuba et Reporters sans frontières;
annonces.

L'émission est diffusée sur CINQ tous les vendredi de 16h à 17h.

Nota: c'est un fichier .ra

Petit reportage sur la gentrification à Johannesburg.

"Welcome to the next Oklahoma City (and many other developments). The veterans of war are returning."

The Face of Victory
David Rovics

I lost my job and joined the army
To get an education
And I most surely did
Wanted to have some kinda steady job
Lead a decent life
Support me and my wife and kid
First I was based in Texas
Then it was off to Germany
Then they sent us to Iraq
So many ruined buildings
So many burned up bodies
Twisted railroad track
We were sent off to Fallujah
Told to keep the peace
Amidst such hunger and despair
I was just nineteen
I didn’t have a clue
What we were doing there
Now they say the war is over
And I’m back at home
Here in the land of the free
And you’re looking at the face of victory

Patrolling thru Fallujah
Driving on the rubble
Shattered pavement and shattered glass
They sent us on the search for weapons
We looked in every basement
Never found a single barrel of gas
And when we saw the cities looted
While we watched the oil pipelines
It all began to seem so clear
We were fighting for Exxon
And dying for Chevron
That’s what we were doing here
They told us we’d be welcomed
As troops of liberation
And once again they lied
We got shot at every day
Everywhere we went
A bunch of my buddies died
A rocket launcher hit my tank
Started up a fire
Blew my legs right off of me
And now you’re looking at the face of victory

They sent me back to Michigan
Put some plastic on my stumps
Sent me on my way
And now I roll on down the city streets
Looking at the people
While they turn their eyes away
Down at the Burren
They were talking about the government
And how it’s all a ruse
And I get a little madder
Every time I see the president
Smirking on the evening news
And I think of how they duped me
And so many more good people
And I think of the price we paid
The rich keep getting richer
And the bastards are already scheming
About the next nation they want us to invade
And I just keep on thinking
About this situation
I think of Oklahoma City
Yeah, you’re looking at the face of victory

Created November, 2003
Copyright David Rovics 2003, all rights reserved