Suchitoto 13: El Salvador's "American-made" Terrorism Act in Corporate Play By Robert Weitzel Created Feb 10 2008 - 4:50pm by Robert Weitzel and Meredith DeFrancesco "Because we were struggling against the privatization of water. Now we have to struggle against the anti-terrorism law." - Vincente Vasquez- In 2001 El Salvador replaced the colon with the U.S. dollar as its national
Members of U.S. Congress Express Concern About Terrorism Charges Against Suchitoto Prisoners WASHINGTON, D.C. – Members of the United States Congress this week sent letters to the President of El Salvador expressing concern for the state of human rights and civil liberties in that country. The letters are in response to charges of terrorism that are being applied to 13 individuals arrested
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit Council on Hemispheric Affairs - Sep 7, 2007 http://www.coha.org/2007/09/07/the-fight-against-latin-american-terrorism-or-the-destruction-of-democracy/ Latin America: The Fight Against Terrorism or the Destruction of Democracy? by COHA Research Associate Katie Dickson On August 29, demonstrators tried to break through
Carta al Presidente de El Salvador Sr. Elías Antonio Saca. Presidente de la República de El Salvador. Casa Presidencial, San Salvador, El Salvador, C.A Correo Eléctronico.: casapres@casapres. gob.sv Sr. Presidente, reciba a nombre de la Organización Québequense de Solidaridad Internacional OQSIDH, de Québec-Canadá, nuestros saludos respetuosos. Nuestra Organización desde su nacimiento ha
NOTE: the El Salvador protest link is dead, but I managed to find the article anyway. And yes, human rights activists really are comparing British policing to notorious Latin American regimes. The protesters accused have now been released on bail; solidarity protests have been held in El Salvador and elsewhere. see also: http://www.cispes.org/ ----------------------------------------
