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‘I am Number 132’ demonstrations sweep across Mexico once again demanding a ‘Mexico sin el PRI!’
Here are links to some youtube videos of these large and persistent demonstrations… Mexico City- Mega Marcha Anti-Fraude. Paseo de la Reforma 22/Julio/2012 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=282amcR9YMg&feature=related. Monterrey had their march as well… Megamarcha en Monterrey Yo soy 132 22 Julio 2012, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, demonstration, demonstrations, Fraud, March, Mexico, Mexico City, Monterrey, police, reform, soy, Video, Yo soy 132, youtube
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Colorado Springs holds memorial service for young American, Armando Montano, murdered in Mexico City
Among the tributes Sunday were those from Montano’s colleagues in Colorado, Mexico and elsewhere around the world. In honor of his life, the song “Gracias a la Vida” by the late Argentine artist Mercedes Sosa was performed, as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Armando Montano, artist, CIA, Colorado, Colorado Springs, criminal, Family, memorial, Mexico, Mexico City, Murder, Tribute, Video
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YO SOY 132 – A look at Mexico’s ‘Occupy Movement’
Just like the huge student-led uprisings in Quebec that the US media didn’t bother to cover, so too the corporate US media is not covering the rise of a new Mexican Student Movement mobilizing itself right before the Mexican presidential … Continue reading
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Tagged Corporate, corporate media, demonstration, demonstrations, DIA, Dictator, Dictators, dictatorship, Election, elections, Government, Media, Mexican, Mexican presidential elections, Mexico, Mexico City, Occupy, Occupy Movement, Origin, POW, power, President, presidential election, Protest, protests, Quebec, soy, student protests, students, Uprising, Uprisings, US government, Yo soy 132, youth
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Building Cross Border Solidarity would lead to more workers rights in both Mexico and the US
An interesting PDF report from those helping to build some Labor Solidarity between workers in Mexico and the US- Cross Border Solidarity. Some excerpts: INTRODUCTION In the period since the North American Free Trade Agreement has come into effect, the … Continue reading
Posted in Labor Unions
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Those Mexican Swine
They’re blaming the Mexicans, or pigs, but the wrong pigs. Pork industry spokespeople are trying to take the focus off the large factory hog farms operated by Smithfield Foods in the vicinity of La Gloria, MX, where the outbreak started. … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal, ARN, Art, Avian Flu, Business, caste, CIA, Corporation, corporations, DIA, DIME, Disease, Empathy, Epidemics, Food, Government, H1N1, Health, Industry, Intel, Intelligence, McDonalds, Meat, Media, Mexican, Mexican Flu, Mexico, Mexico City, Opera, Pandemics, Paula Dean, pigs, Pork Industry, Restaurants, Security, Smithfield Foods, Social Security, Subway, supply lines, swine flu, TB, trial, Twitter, United States, Waste, Wine
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The panic in Mexico begins to spread
The center of the panic is El Distrito Federal, Mexico, which if you think about it a little, is exactly where one might think that an epidemic of Swine Flu might begin to happen. But jokes aside, this is a … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Disease, Epidemic, Jokes, Mexico, Mexico City, Panic, swine flu, Wine
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Cabinet candidate Bill Richardson was clean enough to run for president?
Doesn’t it strike you as a bit odd, that Arizona governor Bill Richardson withdraws his name from consideration for the Secretary of Commerce because of some unseemly quid pro quo scheme, yet it hadn’t stopped him from running for president? … Continue reading
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October 2, 1968 Tlatelolco – the 40th anniversary
For an example of what happens when an army is used against its own population, Mexico 40 years ago provides an example. True that Mexico had foreign agents manipulating and penetrating its national political scene at the time of this … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, America, American, Army, Death, Fire, foreign agents, Israel, Latin, leadership, Massacre, Mexican, Mexico, Mexico City, Military, Nature, nothing, population, POW, power, troops, US military
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US drug war export to Mexico is tearing the country apart
The US drug war is tearing Latin America apart and nowhere more so than in Mexico. The US government struts around the Americas ordering others to do their dirty work, fomenting civil strife and regional separation (Bolivia), and implementing coups … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Art, Bolivia, coup, Crime, Disaster, Drug, drug war, EPA, France, Fun, Giuliani, Government, Latin, Latin America, legalization of drugs, Los Zetas, mayor, Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico's drug war, Militarization, Military, police, Public Relations, Rudy Giuliani, US government, US imperialism, War
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Thank you Mr. President for all you do
Isn’t it vaguely jarring when someone is asked publicly what would be their fondest wish, and they don’t say “world peace?” I feel that way about athletes and celebrities in these times of great conflict. They could say Impeach Bush, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, 2008, Advertizing, Art, Athletes, Beach Volleyball, Beijing, Beijing 2008, Bush, Celebrities, Cheerleaders, CIA, DIA, Doping, Earth, Games, George W. Bush, Health, Impeach, Interrogation, IRA, McDonalds, Media, Mexico, Mexico City, NASCAR, NFL, Olympics, pandering, Peace, President, Propaganda, Revelation, Sport, thank you, USA, Usain Bolt, world peace
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Mexico starting to unravel
Tomorrow, 4 PM, is the day of the big demonstration in Mexico City to protest the brutality of the federal police attacks on the people of Oaxaca this last weekend. Friday is to be the day of the inauguration of … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Art, brutality, children, Congress, Corporate, Democracy, demonstration, Dictator, Dictators, dictatorship, Disease, Election, Felipe, Fraud, Government, Halls, Imperialism, Inauguration, IRS, Latin, Latin America, liberal, Mexican, Mexico, Mexico City, nothing, NRA, police, POW, power, President, presidential election, Protest, The Fed, White, White House
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Documentary about another current Mexican political crisis
For those who have begun to follow the events in Oaxaca due to learning of Brad Will’s assassination there, I highly recommend this film about the conduct of the Mexican government in another community they have been repressing. Be sure … Continue reading
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Tagged ARN, Art, Assassination, Community, Crisis, Film, Government, IRS, ISIS, Mexican, Mexico, Mexico City
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Oaxaca versus Colorado Springs
We are not supposed to follow these obscure current events in Colorado Springs. Oh sure, our local rag can write editorials advising the Mexican presidential candidate that got robbed of the presidency fraudently in that country to lay down the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Perspective
Tagged Al Gore, Art, BIA, Capital, Chinese, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Contras, courage, Eyes Wide Open, Fraud, Governor, History, Interrogation, March, Mexican, Mexico, Mexico City, POW, power, President, Protest, rebels, Thinking, Tibet, torturer, United States, USA, Walmart
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NPR versus Habeas Corpus
Can you imagine an informed American populace without the media telling them what’s happening? Why are your friends and neighbors not able to hear Democracy Now on their radios? In Colorado Springs the gatekeeper is public radio station KRCC. Continue reading
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The close election portent
Hmm. Another bad sign. I saw CNN running a promo for its election season coverage, a teaser purporting to remind us to stick with CNN when the election is upon us. At face value, is that not odd? Wouldn’t we … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertizing, ALF, America, American, CNN, Corruption, DIA, Diebold, Election, Equality, Evolution, GOP, Government, Headlines, History, IRS, Justice, Latin, Latin America, Masses, Media, Mexican, Mexico, Mexico City, Peace, Republic, Republican, Republicans, Revolution, spin, Supreme Court, Vote
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