president correa has decided not to address the u n general a year. you can visit democracynow.org to watch more of our interview. as the foreign minister talks about the crisis in syria, ecuador's controversial new media law come and ricardo patiÑo plus time working in nicaragua. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. head northe back, we to talk about the keystone xl. here in the united states -- not here in the united states, but canada. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. five years ago this month, the firm transcanada submitted a permit request to build the keystone xl oil pipeline, which would bring tar sands oil from canada to refineries on the gulf coast. the project has sparked one of the nation's most contentious environmental battles in decades. the obama administration initially appeared ready to prove keystone xl, but an unprecedented wave of activism from environmentalists and residents of the states along it

a lo largo de la linea naranja y azul por donde tambien correa este nuevo servicio. es la primera vez que el mapa del metro ha sido rediseÑado desde el servicio se se inaugurÓ en 1976. silvana quiroz univision. cientos de mujeres activistas fueron arrestadas tras actos de desobediencia civil en el capitolio para presionar al congreso que retome el tema de la reforma migratoria.. fernando pizarro nos amplia... *+ mas de 100 mujeres, entre ellas una veintena de indocumentadas, fueron arrestadas por realizar actos de desobediencia civil frente a los edificios del capitolio en washington, en protesta porque el congreso no avanza la reforma migratoria. maria hernandez es indocumentada y conocia el riesgo que corre. maria hernandez, indocumentada de san francisco voy a dejarme arrestar. bueno porque he vivido 20 anos en las sombras y muchas de nuestras hermanas estan en la misma situacion. centenares de activistas de muchas organizaciones de diferentes puntos del pais se habian reunido para realizar esta protesta. rocio inclan, asoc. nacional de educacion sabemos que la

unacceptable and unjustifiable act that offends latin america and the caribbean an ecuadorian president rafael correa urging fellow south american leaders to quote take action the course foreign minister ricardo patino sat down with r t to talk about how president obama has handled the n.s.a. spying scandal and the sequel bhogle now in the gulf yet he hasn't apologized to anyone not even his so-called friends or his so-called enemy it looks as if his friends aren't really his friends in fact his friends are so trustworthy that he has to spy on them i think brazilian president dilma rousseff was very brave in her recent decision but i was very happy to hear she would suspend her trip to the united states out of dignity it's impossible that someone can spy on me and then turn around and invite me to come visit them it's disrespectful not only is it disrespectful but it's a violation of international laws the very same laws that protect international communities. ultimately though the white house wasn't interested in addressing the n.s.a. controversy is nearly forty five minute speech today before the u

unacceptable and unjustifiable act that offends latin america and the caribbean an ecuadorian president rafael correa urging fellow south american leaders to quote take action the critters foreign minister ricardo patino sat down with r t to talk about how president obama has handled the n.s.a. spying scandal and the sequel bogle noted in the close of yet he hasn't apologized to anyone not even his so-called friends or his so-called enemy of. his friends in fact his friends are so trustworthy that he has to spy on them i think brazilian president dilma rousseff was very brave in her recent decision i was very happy to hear she would suspend her trip to the united states out of dignity it's impossible that someone can spy on me and then turn around and invite me to come visit them it's disrespectful not only is it disrespectful but it's a violation of international laws the very same laws that protect international communities. ultimately though the white house wasn't interested in addressing the n.s.a. controversy and it's nearly forty five minute speech today before the u.n. president obama didn't m

acceptable and unjustifiable act that offends latin america and the caribbean an ecuadorian president rafael correa urging fellow south american leaders to quote take action ultimately though the white house wasn't interested in addressing the n.s.a. controversy and still a forty five minute speech today before the u.n. president obama didn't mention the n.s.a. one time but despite the silence the white house understands there may be economic consequences for its mass spying on both hostile and friendly nations brazilian president dilma rousseff canceling her planned october meeting with the white house may have caused boeing a four billion dollar fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carry on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. same sex our team. and a new information on the story that started a national conversation on press freedom the justice department now says that a former f.b.i. agent will plead guilty to reachi

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the in the 17th in use century or the 18th century. 1939.ame most, after alexander correa in the study of theleo talk about scientific revolution. some of you back, i know were in courses that i was involved in some years ago, nicholas copernicus wrote his famous book. on the revolution of the heavenly spheres. revolution. revolution was the movement of bodiesddities as he -- as he proclaimed around the sun. -- term probably came from during the french enlightenment of the mid to late 18th century. let me go back to copernicus. what were they doing? they were talking about the change in series. to some extent they were supposedly talking about a new method for gaining knowledge and new practices for gaining that knowledge. they had new views of the heavens. they had new views of life itself tummy tuck. the philosopher servers -- of itself. is philosophers, scientific covering should be driven not just by the quest for intellectual enlightenment but also for the relief of men's estate. in order tod nature dominate and command it. it is possible to obtain knowledge which is very useful i

president correa said the plan to say parts of yasuni national park had raised only a fraction of the money sought. he said the world has failed us. this week i had a chance to interview ecuador's foreign over at the ecuador mission to the united nations t initiative.uni-it he said it failed to attract sufficient funding. world, natural resources are being exploited without a great deal of concern about the impacts of that exploitation. and we appeal to the world and we said we are willing to thatfice 50% of the income could potentially be generated, .ut the world has to contribute and we said if the international community would cover the other 50%, we were willing to ofpletely preserve the area yasuni itt and not export the oil indefinitely. but the world's response was negative. few millions of dollars, and we said if the world doesn't respond to our appeal, we are going to have to exploit this oil because we need these resources and the resulting income. appeals and done appeals and appeals and not singing at go to our appeal, ecuador decided to exploit the oil without affecting t

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that led in my opinion directly to the vietnamese war combat that must have a part in correa. >> the background, 1949, this tcp took over. there was a debate within the american foreign policy community whether not they should embrace communist china or distance themselves. that debate ceased. 1972. so not only did the korean war create up permanent division of the korean peninsula, it created a permanent conflict, but a 20-year conflict which in the united states and china. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> and you have been listening to a professor at overland college. the name of her book, brothers of war, the unending conflict in korea. she will be joining us here at the national book festival in just a minute to take calls. after talk the numbers are on the screen. go ahead and ireland, and we are live on the mall at the national book festival, 2013. you can see people picking up their book bags outside the c-span front. a big crowds out here even though a lot is going on in washington. the first was in 2001. we're halfway between the capitol and the washington monum

that led in my opinion directly to the vietnamese war combat that must have a part in correa. >> the background, 1949, this tcp took over. there was a debate within the american foreign policy community whether not they should embrace communist china or distance themselves. that debate ceased. 1972. so not only did the korean war create up permanent division of the korean peninsula, it created a permanent conflict, but a 20-year conflict which in the united states and china. thank you very much. [applause]