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Oaxaca’s Unquiet Grave
By JOHN ROSS - Counterpunch
Brad Will, the U.S. photo-journalist murdered at the height of the Oaxaca rebellion two years ago, is still dead - although his spirit keeps kicking.
Brad Will’s death continues to haunt his family and friends on both sides of the border. Indeed, recent Mexican government allegations that Brad’s friends and fellow activists [...]
Honduras: Mining Resistance
“All That Glitters Isn’t Gold” (Spanish title: “No Todo Lo Que Brilla Es Oro - Una Historia de Explotación y Resistencia”) is an hour-long documentary that tells the stories of community members residing near Goldcorp’s San Martin open-pit gold mine in Honduras’ Siria Valley.
The first mine to be developed under Honduras’ controversial new mining law [...]
Speak Out for Troy Davis
Join the Global Day of Action for Troy Davis
Stand in solidarity with Troy - speak out against the execution
Davis was sent to death row in 1991 for the shooting of a white police officer in Savannah. He is scheduled to be executed on October 27. The Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal despite:
The conviction [...]
Zolo Azania Victory
On the eve of his third death penalty trial the State of Indiana finally abandoned their 27 year campaign to execute Zolo Azania. Dismissing all the death penalty charges, the State agreed to have Zolo sentenced on his 1982 murder and robbery conviction. Under the sentence imposed, with good time credit, Zolo will now be [...]
MA: Immigrant Solidarity Vigil
FYI: the Lynn, Mass. solidarity vigil for immigrant rights has been moved to Friday, October 10, 2008, 6-7 p.m, at North Shore Community College - 300 Broad St., Lynn, MA, (Washington St. parking lot entrance).
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