{"article":{"id":9216,"heading":"Building Bridges Internet Labor Radio-3 Crises:Argentina, Pacifica  & Welfare","author":"Mimi Rosenberg & Ken Nash","created":"2001-08-09 14:50:47","modified":"2013-11-10 23:38:25","last_modified":"Mon, 11 Nov 2013 06:38:25","article":"<br>  <br> WBAI RADIO IN EXILE &ndash;  <br>  <br> presents <br><br> BUILDING BRIDGES:  <br>  <br> Your Community and Labor Report in Exile <br>  <br> produced by Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash <br>  <br>   <br>  <br> Wednesday, August 8th , 8-9pm (EST) over internet radio  <br>  <br>  www.wbix.org <br>  <br> WBIX is produced by Errol Maitland and Ryme Katkhouda   <br>  <br>   <br>  <br> Our feature stories will be:  <br><br> SPECIAL GUEST: BOB LEDERER, RECENTLY FIRED HOST OF <br>  <br> WBAI&rsquo;S HEALTH ACTION <br>  <br> WBAI Interim Manager Utrice Leid&rsquo;s latest victim is Bob Lederer.One of the key leaders in the fight against Pacifica and  Utice Leid since the December Coup, Bob was told this week that he was fired and banned. He joins those of us in exile on Building Bridges to talk about his firing and the new purge which began last week with the firing of Robert  Knight in the overall context of new developments <br>  <br> on the Pacifica front.   <br><br> ARGENTINA'S ECONOMIC CRISIS: <br>  <br> FISCAL AUSTERITY, GENERAL STRIKES &amp; THE  IMF <br>  <br> Into its third year of economic crisis, the Argentine government of  Pres. De La Rua  is deciding to balance its giant budget deficit on the backs of the poor, government workers and retirees. With the unions pressuring on one side with frequent general strikes and the IMF on the other doling out bailout loans based on \"fiscal responsibility\", Argentina's crisis is being watched for its repercusssions on neighboring countries and the world economy.  <br>  <br> We talk with Daniel Ximenez, <br>  <br> Director of the School of Labor Studies in Buenos Aires, Argentina. <br><br> THE POOR GETTING POORER <br>  <br> Is homelessness on the rise? We look at the <br>  <br> effects of the current recession, building on the <br>  <br> \"heritage\" of the Welfare Reform and Reconstruction <br>  <br> Act of 1966. And in Giuliani's New York City the <br>  <br> Shelter system is already overflowing.   <br>  <br> Out guest will be Tim Casey <br>  <br> Attorney for the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund      <br>  <br>                 <br>  <br>   <br>  <br>  FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT &ldquo;BUILDING BRIDGES&rdquo;  <br>  <br> CONTACT Ken Nash &ndash; <a href=\"mailto:knash@igc.org\" rel=\"nofollow\">knash@igc.org<\/a> <br>  <br>   <br>  <br>  FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WBAI IN EXILE CONTACT <br>  <br>                                          <a href=\"mailto:wbaiinexile@yahoo.com\" rel=\"nofollow\">wbaiinexile@yahoo.com<\/a> <br><br> Please help us contact your community radio stations  <br>  <br> to ask them to relay some of our shows.  <br>  <br> For FM quality signal, email us at <a href=\"mailto:wbixtech@yahoo.com\" rel=\"nofollow\">wbixtech@yahoo.com<\/a>  <br>  <br> or call  (917) 225-8815 <br>  <br>   <br>  <br>  WBAI IN EXILE is on the road traveling around the country bringing <br>  <br>   you 3 weeks of specials. See www.wbix.org for more information!\n","contact":"knash@igc.org","link":"www.wbix.org","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report is broad-\r\ncasting Wednesday, August 8 from 8-9pm over WBAI RADIO IN EXILE over www.wbix.org.Tonight we explore 3 crises: \r\nArgentina's financial meltdown, Welfare in the U.S. and continuing purges at WBAI-Pacifica","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2001\/08\/9216.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}