Wednesday, April 28, 2010

My 11 Year Old Sister And Me

Solidarity against armed aggression Municipality of San Juan Copala, Oaxaca



Again, the social and armed conflict that Mexico is, is demonstrating a profound crisis, caused mainly by facto government of Felipe Calderón and Ulises Ruiz impunity in Oaxaca, have demonstrated their vileness is armed aggression against the Caravan of Support and Solidarity with the Municipality of San Juan Copala, Oaxaca.

The Mexican regime has chosen entirely by war and militarism, to hamper political solutions. Also, to maintain their privileges the Mexican oligarchy has completely colluded with drug traffickers and paramilitaries.

culprit is the government and big business who have used the paramilitary groups for social control, the use of terror to rule, to do business in violation of Costitución, Privatization of Natural Resources and seize the property of the nation and to quell any outbreak of protest.

The society organized harassment, threats and provocations have persisted in an attempt to stem end first and then the process of organizing people. Militarization and the reactivation of paramilitary groups are the main instruments which gives the government to do so.

This time, they played an important part of people's hearts at the news of the companion Beatriz A. Darling, a member of CACTUS and Antero Jyri Jaakkola , partner international observer from Finland and missing comrades. We

visible solidarity to the families of our fallen comrades, and support to require the submission of the missing alive, punishing those responsible for the murders committed in the autonomous municipality of San Juan Copala, as well as the release Triqui paramilitary in this community.



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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Creatine And Enlarged Heart

International Day of Action against Dams

International Day of Action against Dams

rivers without dams, towns alive!

Under the International Day of Action against dams, we are pleased to invite you to talk entitled "Rivers without dams, people living: the international movement of people affected by dams, "on Thursday 11 March at 19:00 at the Museum of Journalism and Graphic Arts (Fray Antonio Alcalde 225, Centro Historico, between Reforma and San Felipe).

With the presence of Susanne Wong and Berklee Lowrey-Evans, International Rivers organization, based in Berkley, California, to discuss the international movement and the lead up to the Third World Meeting @ s affect on dams and their Allies @ s, Temacapulín, next October. Gustavo Castro

organization Chiapas Other Worlds AC and member of the Mexican Movement of People Affected by Dams and in Defense of Rivers (MAPDER) comment of Latin American and national perspective.

Finally, it will be attended by representatives of communities affected by dams: Temacapulín, Archdeacon and Hostotipaquillo, who will share their local experience of struggle and resistance against these mega projects.

L @ s hope! The world's eyes are on Temac!



ORGANIZE. Save Temac

Committee, ACAS and Palmarejo, COA, IMDEC, and REDLAR MAPDER


For more information: 38104536 IMDEC