Action Alerts

Obama and Cuba

November 4th marked an historical change for the United States of America. President-elect Barack Obama represents CHANGE on many levels, and many people expect CHANGE in a great many things: the economy, two wars, a planet in peril, etc . . . you know the list by now.
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Urge State Department to Stand By Indigenous Protestors

On October 12th, more than 12,000 indigenous Colombians gathered to peacefully protest the U.S.-Colombia free trade agreement and the Colombian government's consistent failure to return land obtained by violence to indigenous communities.
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Venezuela Trip Report

The Latin America Working Group's Venezuela policy network is growing, but in order for us to have an influence on U.S. policy we need to keep growing! Help make a difference by telling your friends about this network! Spread the message.

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Say NO to U.S.-Colombia Trade Deal

Last week, the Colombian government sent an 80-member delegation to Capitol Hill as part of an intensive, last-ditch effort to secure our Congress' support for the stalled U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Today, Colombia's president arrives in Washington, DC to continue this expensive lobbying blitz with the message that all is well with human rights in Colombia.

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Welcome to the Venezuela Network

Welcome to the Latin America Working Group's Venezuela Policy e-mail network. You are receiving this message either because you registered online at our website, or you are a recent traveler to Venezuela with one of our partner organizations.  If you do not want to be part of this network, an unsubscribe link is found at the bottom of this page.
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Hurricanes Hit Cuba

Hurricane Gustav tore through the Gulf of Mexico earlier in the month and took a particularly devastating toll on Cuba. The storm leveled houses and flooded streets throughout the western provinces of Pinar del Rio and the Isla de Juventud leaving in its path an estimated 500,000 residents without shelter or access to food or water.

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Join Us in Building a Movement that Stands by Colombia's Victims of Violence

Victims and human rights defenders became the targets of a severe wave of threats and violence earlier this year after organizing a peaceful march to call attention to the plight of victims and denounce violence by all actors in Colombia.
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