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U.S. Government Threatens El Salvador Solidarity Movement
BY Staff | | 4/01/08
In recent months the U.S. Department of Justice has sent threatening letters to the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), which works in solidarity with grassroots social justice movements and the left in El Salvador.
CISPES, El Salvador, FMLN, International Solidarity, State Repression
Bush Reelection Sends Message to Salvadoran Death Squads
BY Cherrene Horazuk | | 12/01/04
Less than a week after the U.S. elections, labor leader Gilberto Soto was assassinated in Usulutan, El Salvador.
Bush administration, CISPES, El Salvador, FMLN
Minnesota Immigrants Win Concessions from INS
BY Meredith Aby | Minneapolis, MN | 4/01/99
Minneapolis, MN - At a February 19 public meeting at Holy Rosary Church, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) yielded to demands raised by Minnesota's Latino immigrant communities for improved and increased services.
CISPES, immigrant rights
Protests Demand U.S. Out of Iraq!
BY Jess Sundin | Minneapolis, MN | 1/02/99
In December, a year of US threats finally escalated to a full-scale, military assault on Iraq. The bombing campaign caused thousands of Iraqi deaths, and destroyed hospitals, roads, phone lines and civilian factories.
Bombing, CISPES, Imperialism, Iraq Peace Action Coalition
Growing Movement for Justice Says: Beat Back Attacks on Immigrants
BY Meredith Aby | Minneapolis, MN | 10/01/98
Minneapolis, MN - One hundred and fifty people took to the streets on August 8, 1998, to protest Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) policy in Minnesota.
CISPES, WAMM
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