Honduran officials ordered the arrest of ousted President Manuel Zelaya if he returns to the country. Zelaya pledges to return in two days. Street clashes continue in Tegucigalpa.
Book Review: TEACHING REBELLION Stories from the Grassroots Mobilization in Oaxaca by Diana Denham and the CASA Collective PM Press, 2009 by Hans Bennett “I am 77 years old. I have two children, eight grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren… My children… Read moreNEW BOOK SURVEYS OAXACA UPRISING TO TEACH REBELLION
Continue ReadingNEW BOOK SURVEYS OAXACA UPRISING TO TEACH REBELLIONA Textbook Case in Drug War Failure from Frontera NorteSur More than one year after Mexican soldiers were deployed in Ciudad Juárez to combat organized crime and drug trafficking, the Calderón administration’s military strategy is in crisis. Killings continue at… Read more“OPERATION CHIHUAHUA PLUS”
Continue Reading“OPERATION CHIHUAHUA PLUS”Iran’s Guardian Council confirmed President Ahmadinejad’s victory as police and Basij militiamen wielding batons and cables prevented protesters from gathering.
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki proclaimed June 30 “National Sovereignty Day” as US forces withdraw from Iraq’s cities. But many fear the US-trained Counter Terrorism Bureau that will be moving in.
Barack Obama held his first meeting with his Colombian counterpart Alvaro Uribe, pledging to move ahead with a Free Trade Agreement—in spite of expressed concerns about ongoing rights violations.
