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Upcoming Planning Meeting
12/8 Planning Meeting 11 a.m.

Cafe La Boheme, 24th & Mission

We will also be building strategy for our campaign to stop the next round of free trade agreements with Perú, Panamá, Colombia, and South Korea and preparing for our first annual Economic Justice Organizers training weekend. Help us to reach out to the community to make positive changes in the name of economic justice and workers rights.

Make a stand for economic justice and worker's rights --join Globalize This! as a community organizer. Join us this Saturday at 11 a.m. at La Boheme.  info [at] globalizethissf [dot] org

Meeting location:
Cafe La Boheme at 3318 24th Street at Mission. [MAP]

 

Noticias sobre el TLC en Costa Rica
Gobierno costarricense suspende acto de firma del TLC
gobierno de Costa Rica decidió el día 12 cancelar un acto de sanción de la ley del Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) entre Centroamérica, Estados Unidos y la República Dominicana, programado para el 14 de noviembre, para no afectar el clima de diálogo y acercamiento en la Asamblea Legislativa. Más.

Costa Rican Government Postpones Signing Free Trade Agreement
The Costa Rican government decided on the 12th to cancel an act of legal sanction of the Central America-U.S.-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).  The signing had been set for November 14th in order not to affect the Legislative Assembly's spirit of dialogue and cooperation. More.

"Fuertes polémicas" - Analizan entre disputas del TLC en Costa Rica, reporta Prensa Latina

"San José, 31 oct (PL) Las comisiones legislativas creadas para dictaminar tres de las 13 leyes de implementación del Tratado de Libre Comercio, continúan hoy analizando estos proyectos en medio de fuertes polémicas. Aunque son escenarios mucho más ..."  Más.

 

Action Update
No Borders Camp Attacked by INS

Read more about No Borders Camp in our Blogs.

At the end of a bi-national march from the site of the No Borders Camp and rally at the Mexicali/Calexico port of entry, around 100 Border Patrol officers attacked a group of about 30 demonstrators on the u.s. side and with pepper gas pellets, tazers, and batons. More.

 

San Diego Fires
How the War in Iraq and Private Developers Worsen Disasters

Globalize This! members at the recent anti-war march in San Francisco called attention to the equipment and personnel deficits created by the Iraq War and their impact upon the California National Guard in responding to the San Diego fires. Read more.

 

 
 


 



 
       

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