Episodes
Submarine oil and gas reserves in what is known as the Timor Gap has been an issue since the Portugese controlled Timor Leste, and is believed to be behind the invasion of Timor Leste by Indonesia in 1975. The legality of agreements between Australia and Indonesia over the sharing of resources in the Timor Sea have been questioned since Timorese independence was achieved in 1999. The Australian government refused to UN rulings on the sea boundaries. In 2016 Timor Leste launched proceedings...
Published 06/21/17
Published 06/21/17
Rigoberto Escalante entreviste una policia, quien esta quejando de falta de uniformes, falta de seguridad de trabajo, con la Policia Nacional de El Salvador.
Published 12/18/14
Pandilleros de El Salvador, Rafael, Part 2.  Rafael habla sobre las pandillas de El  Salvador y la tregua corriente.
Published 11/27/14
Rafael, pandillero habla sobre la tregua de las pandillas.
Published 11/27/14
Joscelyn, Vice Presidenta del sindicato de mujeres trabajadores de sexo.
Published 11/27/14
223 Mb 128kbps stereo 24 minutes. Journalist Julie Webb tells us about the impact of the Israeli blockade of Gaza and the effects of the latest breaking of the cease-fire, aborting the Cairo truce negotiations.
Published 08/20/14
30 minutes, 18 Mb. Mono. Steven, of the Nicaraguan tortillaconsal web site explains why the Latin American countries are exceptional in providing diplomatic, and if possible, material support to the struggle of the Palestinian people.
Published 08/12/14
Hermelinda, una chavala cuando la contra ataco la cooperativa de Lagartillo, ya es una profesora en la nueva escuela, y tambien de espanol para estudiantes internacionales quienes vienen para apprender y conocer la vida campesina en la communidad. Hermelinda habla de los logros de la communidad en desafio a los intentos de derrotarla.
Published 07/22/14
Revisiting a Nicaraguan cooperative community where I worked in the 1980s I was overwhelmed with the beauty of the place, and the advances of the community. Luis talks about the changes.
Published 07/22/14
Julie Webb, reporting from the Middle East for the last three years tells us what it is like to be close to the Israeli 'border' and to have to care for the victims of Israeli targeting of civilians  - like a hospital where only severely disabled people remain.
Published 07/19/14
Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.
Published 07/12/14
Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.
Published 07/12/14
Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.
Published 07/12/14
Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.
Published 07/12/14
Toni Solo walks us through the cooperative school he has founded on the outskirts of Esteli.
Published 07/12/14
  Paul Baker, living in Nicaragua for the past 20 years recalls the long trajectory that brought him there  - from first encounters with refugees from Pinochet's Chile in the early 1970s, to the Peace March through Central America in the 1980s, working with Salvadoran refugees, and most recently a memorial tour for Chilean songwriter Victor Jara, with Victor's widow, Joan Jara.
Published 07/10/14
Published 06/25/14
Published 06/25/14
Damian talks about the trajectory of the FMLN under the presidency of Salvador Sanchez Ceren
Published 06/25/14
Marcos habla de sus recuerdos como militante y combatiente del Frente. Conocio mucha gente bien reconocida por su participacion y presencia en la lucha, incluso Roque Dalton, y Salvador Sanchez Ceren, ahora Presidente de El Salvador.
Published 06/25/14
23 Mb  18 minutes Carl and Carolyne are in El Salvador with the 70 person strong CISPES delegation of observers for the 2014 elections in El Salvador. Carl has been with CISPES almost since its inception over twenty years ago. Carolyne is part of a new generation that sees the work of CISPES as a shared pathway between cultures and generations. The history of El Salvador has been narrated as a history of violence. Nothing in that particular narrative includes the history of US intervention,...
Published 02/01/14