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Afghanistan's Hidden Struggle 'Zoya's Story' by Zoya with John Follain and Rita Cristofari and 'My Forbidden Face' by Latifa with Shekeba Hachemi By Jonathan Yardley, Washington Post, March 28, 2002 (a book review of 3 books on women in Afghanistan)
1) ZOYA'S STORY: An Afghan Woman's Battle for Freedom By Zoya with John Follain and Rita Cristofari, Morrow. 239 pp. $24.95
2) MY FORBIDDEN FACE: Growing Up Under the Taliban: A Young Woman's Story
By Latifa with Shekeba Hachemi Translated from the French by Linda Coverdale, Talk Miramax. 210 pp. $21.95
3) VEILED COURAGE: Inside the Afghan Women's Resistance By Cheryl Benard with Edit Schlaffer, Broadway Books. 293 pp. $23.95
Left Behind: An interview with RAWA's Sahar Saba, By Kristie Reilly, In These Times, March 29, 2002
U.S. cooking up a coup in Venezeula? By Conn Hallinan, San Francisco Examiner, Dec. 28, 2001
Venezuelan Coup Leaders Graduated from the US Army School of the Americas, SOA Watch, April 12, 2002 (The US taught the leaders of the coup how to do their jobs, just like the US tutored Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden, among others.)
Chavez Provoked His Removal, U.S. Officials Say: Administration Expresses Guarded Optimism About Interim Regime, Calls for Quick Elections By Peter Slevin, Washington Post, April 13, 2002 (Blame the victim. Sure.)
U.S.: Chavez Should Respect Process, AP, April 14, 2002 (Is there no end to right-wing hypocrisy?)
Chavez Freed, Returns to Venezuela By Andrew Selsky, Associated Press, April 14, 2002
Analysis: After the would-be coup, Tom Gibb, BBC, April 14, 2002
Bush's Betrayal of Democracy By Arturo Valenzuela, Washington Post, April 16, 2002
Three Days that Shook the Media: Online Journalism's Finest Hour Exposed and Reversed a Coup By Al Giordano, Narco News, accessed April 17, 2002
After the coup, Venezuelan president ponders mystery of American plane, Reuters in Caracas, The Guardian (London), April 16, 2002
Chavez fell foul of Bush doctrine
by Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star, April 16, 2002
And for an extra, added bonus, check out this story about the Spanish Judge who wants to question Former Sec. of State Henry Kissinger about the US role in SEVERAL military dictatorships in the 1970s and 1970s, including the death of Allende over 20 years ago.
Judge Wants to Question Kissinger by Mar Roman, AP, April 17, 2002
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