Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
The Harper administration has shown it is especially eager to work with Honduran officials since the coup, and Canada’s corporate interests in the country continue to grow.
Canada Deepens Ties with Deadly Regime in Honduras Read More »
Rodolfo Vecino has a death sentence on his head. He has been told he will be kidnapped, tortured and his family will be murdered
Progress or Promises? Free Trade and Labor Rights in Colombia Read More »
I would not agree with the premise that the drug war is a failure. I would say however that it is a continuing effort, to keep our peoples from becoming addicted to dangerous drugs,” said Napolitano.
Janet Napolitano Vows to Continue Drug War Read More »
Accepting submissions until March 20th!
Call for Artists – Tomando las Calles Read More »
Olga Reyes is a leader in the Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity in Mexico, and is a survivor of Drug War related violence. Please join us as we listen to her story and learn more about the role of the US in the escalating Drug War.
Olga Reyes – Nonviolent Struggle Against the Drug War in Mexico – Feb 4th Read More »
Thousands of people in the northwest Argentine province of La Rioja are mobilising to stop an open-cast gold mining project in the Nevados de Famatina, a snowy peak that is the semi-arid area’s sole source of drinking water.
Thousands Protest Canadian Mining Project in Argentina Read More »
Yesterday, around 50 community members gathered in front of Wells Fargo in downtown Portland to deliver a message. “Stop investing in private prisons and stop taking our homes.”
Join us at the rally Wednesday February 1. Tell the City of Portland to waive the fines imposed on Right to Dream Too and support our work providing refuge and a safe space to rest or sleep undisturbed for Portland’s unhoused community who cannot access affordable housing or shelter.
RIGHT 2 DREAM TOO RALLY AT CITY HALL – Feb 1st! Read More »
This cabinet change has been extremely controversial. The PNC is a civilian institution that was created by the 1992 Peace Accord negotiations that ended the Salvadoran Civil War with the intention of removing the Armed Forces from any role in public security, specifically because of the long history of human rights violations by the military.
