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New government in Ecuador still shaky during May Day celebrations |
by John Dennehy
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02 May 2005
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CUENCA, ECUADOR - Less then two weeks ago popular protest forced the president of this small Andean nation from power. Now in celebration of the first of May, the international day for workers rights, far more people were in the street protesting then there ever were during those recent demonstrations.
Tens of thousands paraded through the streets in this small city in southern Equator. An extremely high turnout for a city of only a quarter million people isolated deep in the mountains. Most of the signs and chants carried though the crowds were in relation to the current crisis of government. They called for the removal of the new president, for congress to be dissolved, and most common, both heard and seen were calls for all politicians to be removed and a popular government formed. |
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LOCAL News :: Human Rights |
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Police Siege in Cambridge |
by Anon
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02 May 2005
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Last night, at approximately 12pm, Harvard University police, who are deputized police in the city of Cambridge, sieged a handful of people in a local community center. |
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LOCAL News :: Labor |
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Anti-Capitalists on the March in Boston |
by Reporting from the scene.
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02 May 2005
Modified: 02:41:04 AM |
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On Sunday, May 1 - also known as May Day, or International Workers' Day - anti-capitalist protesters gathered in downtown Boston for the first May Day march here in several years. |
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News :: Human Rights |
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Wisconsin 'workfare' a total failure report finds |
by Bryan G. Pfeifer
bgp (nospam) iacboston.org (unverified) |
02 May 2005
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W-2 is “a Frankenstein of a social program” and is “the $1.5 billion mistake of a welfare program unleashed on thousands of poor people in Milwaukee and Wisconsin that drove single women with children off the rolls to fend for themselves in a declining economy,” wrote Eugene Kane, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s only African American columnist May 1 |
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News :: Environment |
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Satellite Pix Of Chemtrail Weapons Testing In Gulf War I |
by x
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01 May 2005
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 as the millions of white welfare texan butt suckers stand around crying out OH PLEEDS MISTUH bUSH GIVE US MONEYSSSSSSSS..... |
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The Israeli origins of Bush II's war |
by stephen Sniegoski
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30 Apr 2005
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By STEPHEN J. SNIEGOSKI
In short, the benefits derived by the United States from its Middle East military adventure are highly questionable; but that is easily understood if one recognizes that the policy the Bush II administration has pursued did not originate as one to benefit the interests of the United States but rather to benefit those of Israel, as those interests have been perceived by the Israeli Right. |
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May Day: Made in the USA |
by People's Weekly World
pww (nospam) pww.org (verified) |
30 Apr 2005
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“Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest and eight hours for what we will!” was the slogan of the 340,000 workers who marched in cities across the U.S. on May 1, 1886, calling for the eight-hour day. |
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