Meet the Planets

-The 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001 left a gaping hole in New York - and across the US as a whole. This open wound continues to divide communities to this day. In this two-part documentary, Al Jazeera follows the stories of some of those caught up in the anti-terrorist crackdown that followed 9/11 as they speak out about the injustices they have endured and their fears of a rising Islamophobia in the US.

A moving biography of one of the most important historians of Mexico. Born in San José de Gracia, in the state of Michoacán, Don Luís González y González takes us by the hand through the corners and landscapes of his personal history. With his unmistakable mastery and style, he takes us among many other cultural goods, from the so-called micro history, the universal history of the local, the little: an unusual and transcendent vision that begins with his book ''Pueblo en vilo''(''People in the Air''), where he lays out the archetypes and concepts of his birthplace. In October of 2003, the Senate of the Republic recognized the great human and academic merits of Don Luís González as they awarded him the Belisario Domínguez medal.