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10 Nov : «BATTLING THE WORLD BANK, IMF AND THE WAR : Workers' struggles»

vieuxcmaq, Lunes, Noviembre 5, 2001 - 12:00
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sonia rochette (soamontreal@hotmail.com)

BATTLING THE WORLD BANK,IMF AND THE WAR:Workers' struggles

Saturday, November 10, 2001
at 3- 5pm
La Maison d'Amitie, 120 rue Duluth Est
(metro Mont Royal or Sherbrooke)

BATTLING THE WORLD BANK,IMF AND THE WAR:Workers' struggles

Saturday, November 10, 2001
at 3 - 5pm
La Maison d'Amitie, 120 rue Duluth Est
(metro Mont Royal or Sherbrooke)

PANEL DISCUSSION WITH...

FRANCISCO RAMIREZ, union organiser with the national
mine-workers union SINTRAMINERCOL in Colombia, has
been the target of several assasination attempts. He
will speak on the multinational mining companies in
the region of Bolivar Sur and the heightened campaign
of massacres and blockades waged by paramilitary death
squads.

MARCO LUCIANO, organizer with UNITE, a textile
workers' union in North America, and with the Filipino
Workers' Support Group. The FWSG organizes around
labour struggles affecting Montreal's Filipino
Community. Marco will speak about US imperialism in
the context of local labour struggles.

PAYAL PAREKH, community organizer in Boston with the
South Asian Center. She worked in rural India on
small scale water resource projects as an alternative
to WB funded big dams. Payal will speak about IMF/WB
policies and projects in India, and about grassroots
struggles to resist IMF/WB-brand imperialism.

organised by CLAC.
INFO: c...@tao.ca
Translation Fr/Sp/Eng provided
CMAQ: Vie associative


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