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This Week's Majority World: audio.

category international | miscellaneous | news report author Sunday February 12, 2006 19:32author by Robbie Sinnott Report this post to the editors

Guatemala, bin tax, vegetable oil as fuel, and Marxism vs. Anarchism. + some music.

57min mp3 64kbps.

to listen directly, click
http://radio.indymedia.org/uploads/rjs.mw.2006.2.9.mp3

First quarter - Fionnuala Cregan reports on the last year she has spent in Guatemala with the International Peace Brigade Movement; globalisation, and signs of hope coming out of such inequality.

music from Lucila Campos, "Saca Camote con el Pie".

Second Quarter: Dublin City Councillors Joan Collins (Ind Socialist) and Bronwen Maher (Green) dbate the bin tax and non-collection by authorities.

Third Quarter: Tim from Tang speaks about the advantages of his straw-brick home, and the benefits to all of using recycled vegetable oil to run vehicles and home heating. Tim has been doing this himself since 1999.

music from Mama Chao.

Final Quarter: Marxism vs. Anarchism - debate with Paul Murphy (Socialist Youth), and James O'Brien (Workers' Solidarity Movement).

This weekly programme originally broadcast live on Near FM 101.6, a community radio in Dublin, between 4:30-5:30 Thurs, Feb 0th, 2006. It can be heard live stream at http://www.nearfm.ie and is repeated on Friday mornings at 9am.

Related Link: http://radio.indymedia.org/uploads/rjs.mw.2006.2.9.mp3
author by Clarepublication date Mon Feb 13, 2006 18:42author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Class Robbie, thanks.

author by pat cpublication date Mon Feb 13, 2006 18:46author address author phone Report this post to the editors

u're getting a lot of good stuff into less than an hour of airtime!

 
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