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“The U.S. government is targeting us for speaking out against war and oppression”
BY Kas Schwerdtfeger | Milwaukee, WI | 11/02/10
Colombia Action Network organizer Tom Burke came here Oct. 28 to speak about U.S. intervention in Colombia. Burke, who was served a Grand Jury subpoena in the FBI activist raids in late September, made strong observations on people’s movements both in the U.S. and Colombia.
Colombia Action Network, FBI, School of the Americas, September 24 FBI Raids, USO
Colombian Trade Unionists Speak Out
BY Erika Zurawski | United States | 4/01/05
Erika Zurawski of Fight Back! interviews two Colombian trade unionists who are in the U.S. through the AFL-CIO Solidarity Center.
Plan Colombia, SINCONSTASCAR, USO
Under Attack and Fighting Back
BY Meredith Aby | United States | 8/22/04
Colombia is the most dangerous place in the world to be a trade unionist.
Coca-Cola, Colombia Action Network, SINALTRAINAL, USO
Solidarity Activists Stand with Colombia
BY Meredith Aby | United States | 8/09/04
For two weeks in July, a solidarity delegation of the Colombia Action Network (CAN) traveled in Colombia, meeting with leading trade unionists, peasant leaders and other participants in that country’s powerful movement for justice and liberation.
Colombia Action Network, SINALTRAINAL, USO
Delegation Tours Colombia, Hosted by Oil Workers Union
BY Tom Burke | United States | 7/01/04
A Colombia Action Network delegation is currently touring in Colombia, hosted by the Oil Workers’ Union and REINICIAR, an important human rights organization that reports to the United Nations.
Coca-Cola, Colombia Action Network, USO
Colombia’s Trade Union Movement
BY Tom Burke | Barrancabermeja, Colombia | 12/15/03
It is 6:00 a.m. and one thousand oil workers surround the leaders of their union, USO (Union Sindical Obrero de la Industria del Petrolero).
Coca-Cola, Colombia, USO
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