El 3 de mayo se celebró el Día Mundial de Libertad de Prensa, en el cual se honran a los periodistas que han perdido sus vidas mientras cumplen con su deber de informar. 
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May 24, 2003
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Opinion
To: Republican leaders
From: Karl
Re: Continuing to rule the world through fear, war and loathing
The 2004 elections are upon us and the following is the strategy that everyone must follow, or else.
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Opinion
Sometimes oil and water do mix. In Iraq, they’ve formed an intoxicating, volatile brew that, combined with imperialism (straight up, no chaser), has led White House Resident Bush and his right-wing band of bellicose brigands on a drunken orgy of pillage and murder as they toss us lies over their shoulders to justify their rampage.
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BALTIMORE – About 70 peace activists marched from Baltimore to the White House April 26-28 to protest the war on Iraq and the occupation, which they charged, Bush has forced the poor to pay for both in lives lost and tax dollars squandered.
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This month’s outbreak of renewed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) threatens to further weaken this central African country and perpetuate its economic dependence on the U.S. and other big capitalist powers.
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KIBBUTZ BEIT OREM, Israel – The Bush administration calls their plan for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian crisis a “roadmap.” But U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell arrived in Jerusalem and Ramallah, and departed.
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Nepal: Solidarity needed / S. Korea: Truckers win victory / France: New strikes protest gov’t pension changes / Argentina: Workers’ co-ops taking root / India: 60 million set to strike
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News Analysis
The resignation of a top British cabinet member this week spotlighted the sharp struggle over who will control post-Saddam-Hussein Iraq.
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News Analysis
On World Press Freedom Day, May 3, journalists who have died in performance of their duties are honored. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a U.S.-based organization founded in 1981, observed the day by naming the “World’s Worst Places to be a Journalist.”
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El próximo 18 de mayo, Argentina concurre por segunda vez a las urnas. Esta vez se enfrentará a las mínimas alternativas de Néstor Kirchner, un peronista del ala centro – progresista, ligado a Duhalde y el reciclado y cuestionado ex presidente, Carlos Menem.
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