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Category Archives: Poor People’s Campaign

Mining and resistance in Oaxaca, Mexico

February 23, 2017by cuslar 1 Comment

by Nicole Mance Enrique Peña Nieto, the president of Mexico, runs a government that has pushed structural reforms to enable land dispossession in rural and indigenous areas of Mexico. Mass […]

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Paulo Freire study group, Poor People's Campaign

Resist the Disney-fication of Dr. King

February 3, 2017by cuslar Leave a comment

Russell Rickford, associate professor of history at Cornell University, gave the 2016 address to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Community Luncheon at Beverly J. Martin Elementary School, […]

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The Global Significance of America’s Heartland: The Poor People’s Campaign Midwest Tour

May 16, 2016by cuslar Leave a comment

The Poor People’s Campaign is organizing a ten-day tour of the Midwest from May 17-26. Leaders of struggles from across the Gulf Coast, Mid-Atlantic, and West Coast will travel to […]

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‘Si me matan, resucitaré’: El pueblo salvadoreño formó a Monseñor Romero

February 15, 2015by cuslar Leave a comment

Por Tim Shenk y Celina Foran Comité de Relaciones EEUU con América Latina (CUSLAR)  Este artículo fue publicado primero aquí en la página web de TeleSUR en inglés web el […]

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‘If they kill me, I will be reborn’ – Oscar Romero nearer to sainthood

February 5, 2015by cuslar Leave a comment

  By Tim Shenk and Celina Foran Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) This article appeared here on TeleSUR’s English website on Feb. 5, 2015. “As a Christian I do […]

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  • STRENGTHEN PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA: IN MEMORY OF BERTA CÁCERES
  • LAND GRABBING IS KILLING HONDURAS’ INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
  • CUSLAR on NACLA: Book Review, Compañeras
  • On Latin Pulse: Dominican Republic Deportations and 50th Anniversary of U.S. Invasion
  • CUSLAR on TeleSUR: Dominican Deportations and the Global Economy
  • CUSLAR on TeleSUR: Revolution of 1965 shaped resistance in Dominican Republic, US
  • Desahogo Dominicano: “Revolución de 65, hito para resistencia dominicana y estadounidense”
  • TeleSUR: ‘Si me matan, resucitaré’: El pueblo salvadoreño formó a Monseñor Romero
  • CUSLAR on TeleSUR – Archbishop Oscar Romero: ‘If they kill me, I will be reborn’
  • U.S. Congress joins social movements in call for justice in Paraguay
  • CUSLAR, Oxfam advocate in Washington for justice in Paraguay massacre
  • Una aberración en el camino hacia la igualdad social en América Latina, por Tim Shenk
  • CUSLAR on Prof. Alberto Patishtán pardon
  • Estela de Carlotto participó de congreso sobre democracia en EE.UU.
  • Promoverán intercambios académicos
  • Colombian peace process: Interview with Janice Gallagher
  • CUSLAR’s Shenk lectures at Washington and Lee, Lexington, VA
  • Peace Caravan Calls for End to Drug War
  • Guatemalan Sustainable Agriculture Expert speaks on food justice

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