Interview with Dennis Kyne of Veterans for Peace
by Radio Algiers Thursday, Sep. 29, 2005 at 3:30 PM

Interview with Veterans for Peace activist Dennis Kyne about Katrina, Algiers, and grassroots relief efforts. (MP3 - 18:57 - 17.4 MB)

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Interview with Veterans for Peace activist Dennis Kyne about Katrina, Algiers, and grassroots relief efforts.

Dennis Kyne was partly responsible for the first shipments of aid brought into the neighborhood of Algiers while the area was still under mandatory evacuation after hurricane Katrina. He offers perspectives on successes and failures of various relief efforts.

(MP3 - 18:57 - 17.4 MB)

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