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Air America Radio - Ring of Fire
originally aired Saturday April 9, 2005

Mike Papantonio of Air America Radio's Ring of Fire talks with Kathryn Mulvey, Exective Director of Corporate Accountability International, about the tobacco industry's latest attempts to undermine public health policy by interfering with the global tobacco treaty.

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