ITINERARIO
Broadcasting number 16

We talk about: Bangs in the Morning.

Speech Language: Spanish, 97%; English, 3%.

Summary: Since May 2006, teachers, students, and other groups have held protests against the local government in the city of Oaxaca. Federal Government has authorised a police intervention in order to restore public order. But the main demand of the protest groups (the resignation of Oaxaca Governor) has yet to be resolved, so they plan to continue strike actions. The conflict arrived to Mexico City on early Monday, November 6: Three simultaneous explosions went off striking a political party's headquarters, and reportedly the Federal Electoral Tribunal and a Canadian-owned Scotiabank branch. No victims were reported.

And the fall is here also, temperature is decreasing.

Nutrition Information Per Portion:
Sarcasm, 75 mg,
Presidential tantrum, 90 mg
Traffic, 66 mg
Noise, 45 mg

A bit of the Content & Music:

1. ”Esta madrugada...” , The Major of Mexico City. November 6th.
2. The Wake-Up Bomb, by R.E.M. (USA) from the Album New Adventures in Hi-Fi (1996) Warner.
3. “Cualquier bulto...” , The Major of Mexico City. November 6th.
4. ”La ola de temor”, Javier Alatorre, Mexican TV News.
5. “La ola de llamadas” , Mexican TV News.
6. Big Exit, by PJ Harvey (UK) from the Album Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (2000) Island.
7. Revolucion by Brujeria (USA) from the Album Raza Odiada (1995) Road Runner.
8. Oportunistas Mexican TV News & President Fox.
9. Asuntitos National Action Party (right wing) deputee.
10. ”...el inicio del diálogo en Oaxaca” Mexican TV News.
11. “Como si eso fuera poco…” Javier Alatorre, Mexican TV News
12. Ganz normaler Tag (Un día completamente normal) by Die Sterne (Germany) from the Album Von allen Gedanken shätze ich doch am meinsten... (1997), Epc (Sony BMG).

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Recorded in / Enregistré à Mexico City,
Jeudi / Jueves 09-11-2006, 04.17 hrs.
Picture taken from ctv website