¡Presente!

Coalition for Justice

  

¡Presente! is the Coalition-sponsored news page published in hard copy in the monthly New River Free Press, available free at various shops and other locations in the area. Some articles below may be related articles published elsewhere in the Free Press.


April 2006
1. SOA Activists Report to Federal Prisons for Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Actions
2. A  People's Trade Agreement: Another Integration Is Possible

March 2006
1. Close the SOA: April Action in Washington, Protestors Sentenced
2. CAFTA Free Trade Agreement Stalls, Andean Free Trade Agreement Moves Ahead
3. Mexican Labor Rights Activist Receives Death Threats

February 2006
1. Bolivia: New President, New Cabinet
2. Guatemala: Activist's Brother Murdered

January 2006
1. Haiti: Maquila Contract Signed
2. Bolivia: Indigenous Socialist Wins Presidency
3. Honduras: Rightwing Candidate Defeats Rightwing Candidate
4. Chile: Ruling Left-Leaning Coalition Wins Congress, Leads In Presidential Vote

December 2005
1. 19,000 Protest against the SOA
2. National Wal-Mart Campaign Kicks Off

November 2005
1. Higher Expectations Week Targets Wal-Mart
2. Dole Agrees to Negotiate with Colombian Flower Worker Union in Good Faith
3. Close the SOA: Converge on Fort Benning in November
4. SOA Watch Founder Awarded Prestigious German Peace Prize
5. Nicaragua: A Sandinista Alternative to the Sandinista Party

October 2005
1. Signs of the Times: Read the Writing on the Mall - a report on the September 24 antiwar protest in Washington, including several photos
2. Counting Protestors Counts
3. Close the SOA!

June 2005
1. Colombia: February Massacre Linked to SOA Training
2. Untangling Strands of Hope in Haiti

April 2005
1. New Anti-SOA Legislation In Congress
2. Nicaragua: Politicians Put Conditions on the Ratification of CAFTA
3. Disguised Coup, Hidden Abuses: The Haitian People Won't Give Up

March 2005
1. "Worst Man for the Job": John Negroponte Nominated for National Intelligence Director
2. Colombian Army Massacres SOA Watch Speaker and Other Peace Community Members, Including 3 Children
3. Labor Union Success at Gildan Factory in Nicaragua

February 2005
1. School of the Americas Protestors Sentenced to Prison
2. Cuba: Guantanamo Abuses Protested

January 2005
1. Colombia: Right-Wing AUC and Left-Wing FARC Both Implicated in Killings
2. Guatemala: UN Leaves, Abuses Remain
3. El Salvador and Honduras: Grassroots Opposition to CAFTA


Image: Che Guevara, Carlos Fonseca, Augusto Sandino, Archbishop Oscar Romero, and Nicaraguans¡presente! at the manger. Chapel of Batahola Center, Managua. Photo: Dale Wimberley

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Last updated July 5, 2006