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Monday – March 21, 2011

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Flashpoints

Man who refused to vote in Cite Soleil, saying only Aristide can lead the country. Photo and caption by Ansel Herz

Today on Flashpoints: After a bloody government attack last Friday, three top generals in Yemen declare their support for the ongoing pro-democracy protests: We’ll speak to a student leader in Yemen, and and a regional expert from the American University in Cairo: In Haiti, Aristide returns to his homeland, after a seven year exile, following the 2004 US lead Coup; Senior Flashpoints correspondent, Kevin Pina, will be in studio to explore the significance of the former president’s return as well as yesterday’s phony elections in Haiti: we’ll have deep background from Dr. Hatem Bazian on the US lead bombing of Libya:And another victory for the Ghost of Judy Bari Verses the Ghost of cointelpro and the FBI

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Guests:

Nicole Phillips, Staff Attorney at Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti

Wadner Pierre, Haiti Activist

Ibrahim Mothana, Yemen Writer and youth Activist

Shelia Carapico, American University in Cairo

Dr. Hatem Bazian, Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of California at Berkeley

Daryll Cherney Singer Song-witer

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