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Stories from 2004-03-11

Alarm Raised Over Quality of Uranium Found in Iran

Craig S. Smith | New York Times | March 11, 2004

"'The trap is sprung,' said a senior American administration official speaking from Washington, saying that the Libyan resolution sets a precedent for future I.A.E.A. resolutions on Iran. 'It makes it very hard not to at some point address Iran's breaches by referring them to the Security Council,' he said." [more]

Bush Has a New Top Career Patron: MBNA Surpasses Enron as the President's Top Lifetime Contributor

Alex Knott | Center For Public Integrity | March 11, 2004

"The Center's study found that investment companies continue to make staggering donations to Bush, driven by so-called bundlers. Nine of Bush's largest ten donors during October 2003 through January 2004 were financial services companies. All of Bush's ten largest donors from October through January are linked to bundlers who have pledged to donate $100,000 to $250,000 as part of the president's Pioneer and Ranger Programs." [more]

Analysis: Crossing the Threshold

Harvey A. Silverglate and Carl Takei | Boston Phoenix | March 11, 2004

"While we’re all fretting over the Patriot Act, John Ashcroft’s Justice Department is after much bigger game." [more]

Transcript: Purported al-Qaida Statement on Madrid Bombings

STAFF | Al Jazeera | March 11, 2004

"Where is America to protect you today, Aznar. Who is going to protect you, Britain, Italy, Japan and other hirelings from us?" [more]

Zimbabwe Accuses US, UK, Spain of Equatoguinean Coup Plan

STAFF | afrol News | March 11, 2004

"Mr Mohadi went on explaining that Mr Moto, a controversial Equatoguinean opposition leader exiled in Spain, had hired the 'mercenaries' to do the job. Mr Moto and the 'mercenaries' had received logistic aid from the secret services of the US, the UK and Spain, he said." [more]

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