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Portland Central America Solidarity Committee (PCASC) urges all individuals and organizations to sign the following letter for justice for the 43 disappeared Ayotzinapa students in Mexico. The letter is from LELO, a 50-year old sister organization of working people of color in Seattle. When ready to sing, email ricardo@lelo.org to sign on. Here is the […]

Welcome to our next event Dear PCASC friends,  We are excited to announce our next event: meet the author of the book “Unforgetting – a Memoir of Family, migration, gangs, and revolution in the Americas.”   Author Roberto Lovato will join us on Tuesday, March 29 at 7pm Pacific Time, to read and share his

pcasc – 42nd Anniversary July 19th., 2021 5:30pm to 7:30pm  (Pacific Time) Via Zoom. Register here Special Guests Dan Denvir honed his organizing skills as PCASC coordinator after college, and is now the host of the podcast The Dig: Discussing the Politics of Class Warfare, with Jacobin Magazine. Thea Riofrancos was a PCASC activist as

PCASC 42nd Anniversary Celebrate our 42nd anniversary! Celebra nuestro 42d aniversario! We invite you to join us on Monday, July 19, 2021 starting at 5:30 PM (Pacific Time) for our virtual anniversary celebration. Via Zoom – join us from wherever you are, bring your own picnic! Register here or at the link below. We welcome

Delegation Date:  July 22, 2018 to August 1, 2018 An opportunity for Central Americans in the diaspora to (re)connect with El Salvador’s culture, revolutionary history and learn directly from social movement leaders about current struggles for social justice in El Salvador!  Delegation Dates: Sunday, July 22, 2018 – Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Join CISPES in

Bolivarian Venezuela, the Most Acute Point of Anti-imperialist Confrontation Bolivarian Venezuela, the Most Acute Point of Anti-imperialist Confrontation   By Carlos Aznárez on February 13, 2018 Bolivarian militia, Photo: Bill Hackwell It is not about dramatizing, exaggerating or outlining apocalyptic conspiracies, but each of the pieces that the Empire is moving on the Latin American

Taken from https://news.vice.com By David Noriega Feb 9, 2018   The inauguration ceremony for Juan Orlando Hernández’s second term as president of Honduras was held in a sparsely attended stadium guarded by hundreds of soldiers and police officers decked out in riot gear. Outside, in the streets of Tegucigalpa, protesters did what they’ve been doing

PCASC supporters: We want to share this link with you. Facts are: . More than 30 people have already being killed during protests against disputed election. . Hundreds have being arrested, injured, or tortured. . Thousands of Hondurans are taking the streets in protest of election fraud and goverment repression.

Saturday January 20, 2-5 pm Pioneer Courthouse Square, then march Join us to hold our Berta banner and support humane relations, not exploitation of any kind. Sunday January 21, 1-4pm, Terry Schrunk Plaza, between 3rd & 4th Aves, Madison & Jefferson Streets. Wear RED! Join Indigenous Womxn and Hondurans Rising in Our United Movement. Monday

Father Melo (Rev. Ismael Moreno, SJ), the Jesuit priest who has accompanied the Honduran people for a more than 20 years is appealing to the international community for immediate emergency help. “We need you to organize delegations that come to accompany us, to witness what is happening here and to share it with the world.”