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Showing posts with label Ramon Galindo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ramon Galindo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 8, 2011

US police wage war on cameras

US police wage war on cameras

Today's high tech world has made it a lot easier to videotape police, but it may have also made it more dangerous. RT's Ramon Galindo shows us how a high school student has become the latest target in the war on cameras.

CIA funnels drugs to poor Americans

CIA funnels drugs to poor Americans

There is a long history of American tax dollars being used to help people get rich off of illicit drug sales. RT's Ramon Galindo talked to one of America's largest drug kingpins and shows us how Los Angeles has been unable to shake the demons of its addiction.


Saturday, January 1, 2011

LA rebel artists defy attempts at censorship

LA rebel artists defy attempts at censorship


In the land of the free, revolutionary artists have been banned in the past, but young Chicano artists are fighting back and speaking out against what they say is imperialistic oppression.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Mystery missile over California

Mystery missile over California


A mystery missile was caught on video flying off the coast of Los Angeles, but the Pentagon says they have no clue who launched it


Sunday, November 7, 2010

Police Wage War on America's Minorities

Police Wage War on America's Minorities

The transit cop who shot and killed an unarmed black man in Oakland, California will be sentenced in Los Angeles, but many observers believe there will be no justice in this case. Oscar Grant was shot in the back and his killing sparked angry protests. Many in the African American community believe the shooting is part of a large and brutal campaign to keep their community in fear


Thursday, November 4, 2010

Latinos Abandoned By American Politicians

Latinos Abandoned By American Politicians


By 2050, minorities will be the majority in America and it is the Hispanic community that will be driving the growth. The Census Bureau predicts that one in three Americans will be Hispanic, a fact not lost on U.S. politicians looking to score new votes.

As RT's Ramon Galindo finds out, Latinos have become both a target in the hunt for coveted votes, and a scapegoat for all of America's problems.



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