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Plan Colombia & the FTAA

vieuxcmaq, Viernes, Abril 13, 2001 - 11:00

News Department CKLN 88.1 fm (ckln-news@sac.ryerson.ca)

Radio documentary about the relationship between Plan Colombia, counter-insurgency, the "war on drugs", and corporate globalization, including the FTAA

CKLN presents:
The Free Thought Area of the Airwaves
Plan Colombia & the FTAA

with Berito Kuwaru'wa & Gilberto Kobaria of the U'wa People of the Cloud Forest(Columbia),
Dr. Manuel Rozenthal, Canada-Columbia Solidarity Campaign,
Professor Noam Chomsky,
Stan Goff, former Special Forces in Columbia.

Contact the Canada-Columbia Solidarity Campaign at
colo...@latinmail.com

17 minute produced documentary
with funky original music by miss klc and Jackson2Bears
MP3 format
suitable (we think) for broadcast

The Free Thought Area of the Airwaves
was made possible with the support of
the Centre for Social Justice,
the Canadian Auto Workers,
and the Ryerson Students Administrative Council. Thanks!

Canada-Columbia Solidarity Campaign
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