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Today on Flashpoints, we take a closer look at what is being called a coup in Paraguay after the Congress there impeached President Fernando Lugo last Friday.
Then we look at the fight of US Postal Workers to save their
jobs and keep post offces open for rural communities and the poor.
We'll also investigate the issues behind today's
controveresial ruling by the US Supreme Court allowing law enforcement to continue racial profiling in Arizona.
And finally we talk to a businessman about the Supreme Court's decision overturning a 100 year-old law in Montana, intended to keep corporations from undue influence over politics and elections and that state.
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user7558301 on June 26, 2012 07:11
FLASHPOINT NEWS in my opinion is one of the most reliable balanced sources of news on vital issues of the day occurring around the world. You don’t have some loudmouth talk show host spouting his own opinions and prejudice interest out for public consumption like so many corporate owned media. You have intelligent interviews with reliable sources. Right on, keep up the good work. America desperately needs you.
J. Glenn Evans—poet, novelist and political activist
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