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Venezuelan Grassroots Groups Push For A United Movement

January 21, 2008 Michael Fox 0

Meetings in El Valle

Hundreds of representatives of Venezuela’s grassroots social movements met in the Southern Caracas barrio of El Valle this weekend, to hash out plans for the formation of the Revolutionary Grassroots Front of the South–a new united movement through which they hope to combat the growing bureaucracy within the Chavez government, and to push their own grassroots agenda.

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NACLA Launches Media Accuracy on Latin America Project

Media Accuracy on Latin America is a new initiative that seeks to foster public discourse by offering more pluralistic views on events unfolding throughout the hemisphere. Our network of scholars, journalists, and activists generate constructive media criticism of news coverage, highlighting reports in which news outlets have simplified, overlooked or distorted critical facts as well as reports in which the media fails to connect relevant U.S. policy to developments in Latin America. […]

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Why Bolivia Matters

January 15, 2008 Laura Carlsen 0

Source: Americas Program Bolivia’s National Palace is a classic colonial building that sits on the pigeon-filled Plaza Murillo in downtown La Paz. It’s more often called the "Palacio Quemado" or "Burned Palace" because it’s been […]

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Marlon Santi: Commitment and Challenge to Reconstruct a New CONAIE in Ecuador

January 15, 2008 Marc Becker 0

At CONAIE Congress

Marlon Santi is the new president of the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE).  He says that he will "join with the people in the Amazon, in the highlands, and on the coast. Since the problems are same and we have to walk together.  I am not a leader who sits at a desk. I am a leader who will be out in the field, fighting for the people." […]

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