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FTAA and Government Repression in Ecuador: an eyewitness account
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01 Aug 2002
by
Justin Ruben
Globalization is supposed to make communication easier. But when the leaders of Ecuador´s social movements tried to deliver a letter critiquing neoliberal globalization to 2nd Summit of the Presidents of South America, they were arrested, roughed up, and their giant letter was destroyed. This offers yet more evidence that free trade, especially when combined with the war on terrorism, presents a grave threat to the freedom and security of people across the Americas. And it highlights the need for international support for the massive protest planned for the 7th annual summit of the Free Trade Area of the Americas in Ecuador in October. (article 1)
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Commitment, Despair and Fury
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01 Aug 2002
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by
Cliff Willmeng
This comes from a smal discussion on the Chicago Direct Action Network?s list serve about the movement and it current faltering:
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Affordable Housing: Center panel
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01 Aug 2002
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CIMC
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War and Forgetfulness -- A Bloody Media Game
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01 Aug 2002
by
Norman Solomon, FAIR's Media Beat
Three and a half years ago, some key information about U.N. weapons inspectors in Iraq briefly surfaced on the front pages of American newspapers -- and promptly vanished. Now, with righteous war drums beating loudly in Washington, let's reach deep down into the news media's Orwellian memory hole and retrieve the story.
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War and Forgetfulness -- A Bloody Media Game
Current rating: 0
01 Aug 2002
by
Norman Solomon, FAIR's Media Beat
Three and a half years ago, some key information about U.N. weapons inspectors in Iraq briefly surfaced on the front pages of American newspapers -- and promptly vanished. Now, with righteous war drums beating loudly in Washington, let's reach deep down into the news media's Orwellian memory hole and retrieve the story.
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Speed Kills: U.S. Pilots Stay Up Taking 'Uppers'
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01 Aug 2002
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William Walker, Toronto Star
WASHINGTON U.S. jet fighter pilots, responsible for at least 10 deadly "friendly fire" accidents in the Afghanistan war, have regularly been given amphetamines to fly longer hours.
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Speed Kills: U.S. Pilots Stay Up Taking 'Uppers'
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01 Aug 2002
by
William Walker , Toronto Star
WASHINGTON U.S. jet fighter pilots, responsible for at least 10 deadly "friendly fire" accidents in the Afghanistan war, have regularly been given amphetamines to fly longer hours.
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French Anti-Globalization Activist Jose Bove Released From Prison
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01 Aug 2002
by
Agence France Presse
French farmer and anti-globalization activist Jose Bove is surrounded by supporters after his release from prison in Villeneuve-les-Maguelone, southern France, on August 1, 2002. 1,000 people turned up to greet Bove, who entered jail six weeks ago after receiving a three month sentence for the 1999 anti-U.S protest in which he trashed a McDonalds restaurant. Photo: REUTERS/Georges Bartoli
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LGBT CAUCUS EXPANDS IN THE GREEN PARTY; OTHER CAUCUSES ORGANIZE
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01 Aug 2002
(Updated)
by
Green Party Media Team
Lavender Green Caucus, winning accreditation in
the Green Party, challenges gay support for
Democrats
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WLUW Listenership Defends Community Programming
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01 Aug 2002
by
Laura Hermann
PRESS RELEASE. WLUW Listenership takes action to stop Loyola administration from eliminating community news and music programming.
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