sábado, octubre 07, 2006
Guerrilleros Listos para Defender Oaxaca. Mexico Hoy. 7 de Octubre del 2006.
Se toma el peritaje criminalístico del sitio donde fue asesinado un profesor. La APPO se deslinda de dicho crimen.
Asesinato al Ocaso en Oaxaca
Las amenazas del gobierno federal al movimiento civíl pacífico en Oaxaca a originado el levantamiento y apoyo de movimientos armados guerilleros con la intención de repeleer cualquier ataque militar.
Movimiento Armado Revolucionario (MAR)
viernes, octubre 06, 2006
Saldados EEUU quieren salir de Irak.
Esta a punto de estallar una Revolucion en Mexico?
Mexico Hoy. 6 de Octubre del 2006.
Estudiantes Bajan a Golpes a Lideres de Minutemen
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Mario Bros. En Vivo!!!
For all you star wars fans, another classic in a fairly unusual way:
jueves, octubre 05, 2006
At Columbia, Students Attack Minuteman Founder
By ELIANA JOHNSON - Staff Reporter of the SunOctober 5, 2006
Students stormed the stage at Columbia University's Roone auditorium yesterday, knocking over chairs and tables and attacking Jim Gilchrist, the founder of the Minutemen, a group that patrols the border between America and Mexico.
Mr. Gilchrist and Marvin Stewart, another member of his group, were in the process of giving a speech at the invitation of the Columbia College Republicans. They were escorted off the stage unharmed and exited the auditorium by a back door.
Having wreaked havoc onstage, the students unrolled a banner that read, in both Arabic and English, "No one is ever illegal." As security guards closed the curtains and began escorting people from the auditorium, the students jumped from the stage, pumping their fists, chanting victoriously, "Si se pudo, si se pudo," Spanish for "Yes we could!"
The Minuteman Project, an organization of volunteers founded in 2004 by Mr. Gilchrist, aims to keep illegal immigrants out of America by alerting law enforcement officials when they attempt to cross the border. The group uses fiery language and unorthodox tactics to advance its platform. "Future generations will inherit a tangle of rancorous, unassimilated, squabbling cultures with no common bond to hold them together, and a certain guarantee of the death of this nation as a harmonious ‘melting pot,'" the group's Web site warns.
The pandemonium that ensued as the evening's keynote speaker took the stage was merely the climax of protest that brewed all week. A number of campus groups, including the Chicano caucus, the African-American student organization, and the International Socialist organization, began planning their protests early this week when they heard that the Minutemen would be arriving on campus.
The student protesters, who attended the event clad in white as a sign of dissent, booed and shouted the speakers down throughout. They interrupted Mr. Stewart, who is African-American, when he referred to the Declaration of Independence's self-evident truth that "All men are created equal," calling him a racist, a sellout, and a black white supremacist.
A student's demand that Mr. Stewart speak in Spanish elicited thundering applause and brought the protesters to their feet. The protesters remained standing, turned their backs on Mr. Stewart for the remainder of his remarks, and drowned him out by chanting, "Wrap it up, wrap it up!" Mr. Stewart appeared unfazed by their behavior. He simply smiled and bellowed, "No wonder you don't know what you're talking about."
"These are racist individuals heading a project that terrorizes immigrants on the U.S.-Mexican border," Ryan Fukumori, a Columbia junior who took part in the protest, told The New York Sun. "They have no right to be able to speak here."
The student protesters "rush to vindicate themselves with monikers like ‘liberal' and ‘open-minded,' but their actions, their attempt to condemn the Minutemen without even hearing what they have to say, speak otherwise," the president of the Columbia College Republicans, Chris Kulawik, said. On campus, the Republicans' flyers advertising the event were defaced and torn down.
The College Republicans expressed their concern about the lack of free speech for opposing viewpoints on the Columbia campus in the wake of the evening's events. "We've often feared that there's not freedom of speech at Columbia for more right-wing views — and that was proven tonight," the executive director of the Columbia College Republicans, Lauren Steinberg, said.
The Minutemen's arrival at Columbia drew protesters from around the city as well. An hour before Messrs. Stewart and Mr. Gilchrist took the stage, rowdy protests began outside the auditorium on Broadway, where activists chanted, "Hey, hey, ho, ho, the Minutemen have got to go!"
Satisfechos en EEUU con petróleo venezolano para calefacción
Caracas, 05 Oct..- Ciudadanos que residen en zonas deprimidas de Estados Unidos (EEUU) se mostraron satisfechos con el programa que adelanta Venezuela para proporcionar combustible barato a comunidades pobres de esa nación, según informó un reporte del periódico The New York Times.En su portal web www.nytimes.com, el diario cita el testimonio de personas, muchas de ellas de la tercera edad, que expresan su complacencia por el hecho de poder contar ahora con una opción para contrarrestar en sus hogares el frío del invierno“Con el enfriamiento de otoño en el aire, Bridget Durkin le da la bienvenida al calentamiento barato para su hogar en Massachusetts”, reseña el texto.Durkin, viuda desde hace 20 años, es una ciudadana de 71 años que ha recibido ayuda del programa de subsidios para calentar su hogar en Quincy.'Por medio de Citgo Petroleum, el presidente venezolano, Hugo Chávez Frías, tiene previsto expandir el programa de subsidios a combustibles para calefacción de hogares a los pobres de Estados Unidos este año, con lo que se doblaría el número de estados que recibirán combustible barato”, explica la nota.“Citgo, filial en Houston de la estatal Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa), venderá entre 80 millones y 10 millones de galones de combustible para calefacción a un costo 40% menor que su precio usual, en 16 estados desde Alaska a la costa este de Estados Unidos”, precisó.Brian O'Connor, del grupo Citizens Energy Corporation, que ayuda a Citgo a distribuir el combustible, comentó que reciben llamadas 'todos los días de personas que nos piden información sobre el programa de ayuda”.
Fox Apoyando La Liberación de Cultivos Transgénicos
Julio Hernandez entrevista a Alejandro Nadal quien expone las grandes consecuencias que esto puede traer no solo para México, sino para el mundo entero.
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miércoles, octubre 04, 2006
Neoyorquinos se unirán a marcha contra administración Bush
Nueva York, 3 oct (EFE)- Diversas organizaciones se preparan para alzar su voz mañana desde Nueva York para pedir la salida de George W. Bush de la presidencia de EEUU, en una marcha desde Naciones Unidas hasta la histórica plaza de Union Square.
Activistas pro inmigrantes, por la paz, en defensa de la mujer y sindicatos, entre otros, se unirán así a manifestantes en un total de 152 ciudades en EEUU y Canadá, bajo el lema "el mundo no puede esperar: fuera Bush y su gobierno" y partirán al mediodía desde la calle 47 y primera avenida.
Si deseas participar en tu ciudad, aqui esta el link para que conozacas el lugar y la hora de reunion: World Can't Wait.

