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TODAY IN HISTORY

OCTOBER  9 , 1776: WITH INDIGENOUS CONQUEST IN MIND, SPANISH PRIEST FOUNDS CALIFORNIA’S SAN FRANCISCO MISSION

NEWS

 

AFTER THE ATTACKS

IN THESE TIMES: GLOBAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT REGROUPS
L.A. TIMES: UNDOCUMENTED DESERVE AID
NATION: TRADING ON TERROR FOR ‘FAST TRACK’
PROGRESSIVE POPULIST: WAR ON IMMIGRANTS WON'T WORK
SEATTLE WEEKLY: ACTIVISTS NEED NEW APPROACH
MORE REPORTS


UNITED STATES: ‘FAST TRACK’ PUSH THIS WEEK
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: COP KILLS BLACKOUT PROTESTER
VENEZUELA: 12 HURT IN LAND CONFLICT
CUBA: 1 MILLION PROTEST TERRORISM
COLOMBIA: ARMY LINKED TO DEATH SQUADS
COLOMBIA: PACT SALVAGES PEACE TALKS
COLOMBIA: PARAMILITARIES KILL LAWMAKER
COLOMBIA: INDIGENOUS SEEK MISSING LEADER
URUGUAY: BORDER PROBED FOR TERRORISTS
MEXICO: FOX TOURS D.C., NEW YORK
MEXICO: 1968 MASSACRE RECORDS PLEDGED
MEXICO: GENETICALLY ALTERED CORN FOUND
GUATEMALA: MAQUILAS RESUME ANTIUNION PUSH
PUERTO RICO: STRIKE PROTESTS NAVY BOMBING
PERU: REBELS NO LONGER ‘TERRORISTS’
NICARAGUA: CUBAN AMERICAN SNUBS ALEMAN
PANAMA: CHIQUITA LAYS OFF 400 WORKERS
JAMAICA: POLITICAL ATTACK KILLS THREE
ARGENTINA: TEACHERS BLOCK BORDER BRIDGE
ARGENTINA: YOUTHS WALK FOR PEACE

THE MOURNING AFTER
The U.S. war against terrorism bodes ill for Latin America.

A mural of Emiliana Zapata in Mexico City shows support for indigenous rebels in the nation’s south.

EXHIBIT THIS! Public art can challenge elites and help democratize culture. Essays by Mirko Lauer, John Pitman Weber, Coco Fusco, José Luis Soto, Isa Campos Castañeda, Dora Andrade, María Galindo, Michael Schnorr and María Esther Francia.

INTERNAL BLEEDING
Cuba’s economic policies encourage the best and brightest to wait tables. There’s another way.

Restaurant workers tap Havana's dollar economy.
CONGRESSMAN’S ‘DUTY’ Moakley fought for peace and justice in Central America
Police seal off downtown Quebec for secret talks on the Free Trade Area of the Americas.

HEMISPHERE, INC.
If trade pact stays on course, 800 million people can say goodbye to democracy

PATENTS IGNORED Brazil puts
AIDS care before pharmaceutical profits

An AIDS drug patented by Merck comes down the line at Brazil’s Far-Manguinhos drug lab.
Since ousting the PRI, Fox has shown more sizzle than steak.

FOX AND PONY SHOW
When he defeated a 71-year-old regime last year, Mexico’s Vicente Fox promised sweeping change. Turns out he didn’t mean it.

COLLATERAL DAMAGE
At military bases around the world, the United States refuses to clean up its deadly mess

Kelvin Pérez didn’t see an unexploded U.S. mortar on the ground in Panama.
EARTHQUAKES OF INJUSTICE This year’s tremors in El Salvador add to human-made disasters
In Barrancabermeja, site of Colombia’s largest oil refinery, paramilitary abuses have intensified.  

OIL RIGGED There’s something slippery about the U.S. drug war in Colombia
TOO DEADLY TO IGNORE The complexity of Colombia’s drug-fueled war does not erase our responsibility to help stop U.S. military intervention
FEATURE ARCHIVE 
 

ACTION ALERTS

OUR WORK

URGENT FAST TRACK ALERT: REPUBLICANS USING TIME OF CRISIS TO PUSH TRADE LEGISLATION

U.S. MILITARY: END TRAINING OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATORS

FORUM

ADOPTION AND ETHICS
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