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Daily Archives: December 19, 2008
Free the Atenco 13!
As economies crumble around the globe, states are becoming increasingly repressive, especially against those who are its political opponents and resisters.
Mexico City’s Week of Solidarity with Mumia Abu-Jamal
With drums, songs, rap, performance and a lot of leafleting, the friends of Mumia in Mexico demanded his freedom in the zocalo on Saturday, Dec. 6, in solidarity with the march in Philadelphia.
Wanda’s Picks for Dec. 19
Prince Lasha wrote, performed - as saxophonist, flutist and clarinetist - and recorded his music all over the globe. He passed away Dec. 12.
North American academics call for free and fair elections in El Salvador
The letter asserts, "The United States government must respect the right of the Salvadoran electorate to choose its government free from threats of U.S. hostility or reprisals."
Thrown shoes unite Iraq
Tribal leaders from throughout Iraq, from the North to South and from East to West, have claimed him as their son. Muntather's action has united Sunnis, Shiites and Christians. It's united Iraqis as Iraqis.