Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
PCASC and our friends at PCHRP (Portland Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines) On Saturday, January 3, PCASC joined with the Oregon Fair Trade Campaign and other organizations to urge Sen. Ron Wyden to abandon his support for fast tracking the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Fast tracking could further limit debate and hasten the passage […]
No to Fast Track for the TPP Read More »
PCASC is proud to release our Spring 2013 issue of La Lucha Solidaria!
New Issue of PCASC’s La Lucha Solidaria Newsletter! Read More »
The Pentagon signed $444 million in non-fuel contracts for purchases and services in Latin America and the Caribbean during the 2012 fiscal year, an overall decrease of nearly 15% from the previous year.
Pentagon Continues Contracting US Companies in Latin America Read More »
This green-washing of capitalism is not going to solve the global climate crisis, protect our communities from harm, or manage our common resources. Most importantly though, Rio+20 has made it clear that a Green Economy is not a transitional demand toward systemic environmental change.
Civil disobedience has halted production at Mexico’s “top grade producer of silver.”
No silver medal: Mexican farmers battle Canadian mine for control of their land Read More »
Dozens of people protested in front of GM’s headquarters in Detroit last week, outraged at the company’s treatment of its Colombian workers.
GM Workers Enter 4th Week on Hunger Strike with Growing International Support Read More »
English language explanation of hunger strike and injured workers, please SHARE!!! Explicando todo en ingles, compartelo!
FSRN Fired GM Workers in Colombia Stage Hunger Strike Read More »
Student, community, and labor groups demonstrated outside GM corporate headquarters in Detroit and around the U.S. in support of Colombian hunger strikers who have sewed their lips closed in protest.
U.S. Protests Tell GM to Resolve Colombian Hunger Strike Read More »
Mother Nature cares little whether you believe in climate change. The real issue is the fact that climate change is posed as a question in the first place, and its continued questioning comprises a tremendous ongoing victory for the titans of the oil economy. After all, when was the last time someone asked if you believed in gravity?
Whither Blows Change? Community Forum on Climate Justice Read More »
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Community Forum on Climate Justice Read More »