Once in a while, there are rainbows – a gift from brother Paul Faulstich. Continue reading
Once In A While There Are Rainbows
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A Good Memory Today Of Day Laborer And Immigrant Rights Leader Jose Diaz.
A good memory today of day laborer and immigrant rights leader Jose Diaz.
Despedida today – celebration of the contributions of day laborer and immigrant rights leader Jose Diaz at Pomona Day Labor Center – leaving to his home in Mexico – with many speaking today and lauding his years of organizing alongside day laborers, farmworkers, students, unions, multi-racial coalitions, and immigrant rights organizations.
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Gran Marcha De Mujeres En Apoyo A Cilia y Nicolás
Gran marcha de mujeres en apoyo a Cilia y Nicolás
Las mujeres marcharon por las calles de Caracas en apoyo a Cilia Flores y Nicolás Maduro y exigen su pronta liberación.
Masses Support For Their Kidnapped President Nicolas Maduro
Masses of support in Caracas and throughout Venezuela, which the U S media does not cover, against the unjust invasion of Venezuela, the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro by the Trump administration, and in support of its international rights as a sovereign nation.
Elaine Schmidt
As many of you know, Elaine peacefully passed away last October. On February 20, the World Day of Social Justice, we will be having a celebration to honor her life. All are invited to join us at:
Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley
On Democracy Now Interview With Professor Miguel Tinker Salas
Our good friend and scholar Emeritus Professor Professor at Pomona College Miguel Tinker-Salas alongside Alejandro Velasco, associate history professor at New York University – on Democracy Now! – discussing the attack on Venezuela. The professors react to President Trump’s comments on the presence of oil in the region and claims that Venezuela had “stolen” oil from U.S. companies. “There was no taking of ‘American property or American oil’ — it was Venezuelan oil,” says Tinker Salas. “It belonged to Venezuela.”
What the “Left” Leaves Out
To Jose de Paz – what most analyses on the Venezuelan invasion tend to leave out (including the left) – is the conditions created by the U S after Chavez took power with sanctions and trade blockades that deeply affected the economy of Venezuela. Continue reading
The Kidnapping Of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro And His Wife, Cilia Flores
Trump: We will govern Venezuela
The kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, by U.S. special forces evokes the sad history of invasions, coups, and U.S. interventions in Latin America and around the world. Continue reading
Solidarity With Venezuela
Supporting the sending of a message this morning by a group of residents in San Dimas to hundreds of cars passing by that what the attacks are really all about in Venezuela is putting control of the oil there in the capital pockets of U S oil companies – pulling a coup with regime change – and an authoritarian Trump administration that does not care about violating international law and implementing an act of war against a sovereign nation without any congressional approval.
