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 Boalt Hall law students, left, who said it was their first day of school, watch as protesters pass, calling for the firing of Boalt Hall law professor John Yoo for his part in drafting the "enhanced interrogation" methods used on enemy combatants that were adopted by the Bush Administration, Monday, Aug. 16, 2010, in Berkeley, Calif. Protesters called Yoo a war criminal and demanded that he be fired from his job teaching constitutional law. (D. Ross Cameron/Staff) By Sean Maher / Oakland Tribune BERKELEY — Protesters gathered at the opening of classes Monday to protest the school’s continued employment of John Yoo, a UC Berkeley professor who gave legal sanction to the Bush administration’s views on torture. CONTINUE LEYENDO (Continue reading) Protest draws dozens at UC Berkeley for John Yoo’s first day of classes
Eyewitness reports from the PSL On Sat. May 1, International Workers Day, hundreds of thousands of people marched in the United States for immigrant rights. Many hundreds of thousands demonstrated across the world for workers’ rights. The struggle of immigrants’ rights is part and parcel of the larger struggle for workers rights. CONTINUE LEYENDO (Continue reading) Hundreds of thousands march for immigrant rights on International Workers Day Por Lacoste
 Police manage a group of counter-protesters as National Socialist Movement rally participants are escorted to their cars. Some in the crowd threw rocks and bottles at the neo-Nazis and police. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles Times / April 17, 2010) Two men are beaten by mobs of counter-protesters, and five are arrested for throwing objects at the neo-Nazis and their police escorts. CONTINUE LEYENDO (Continue reading) White supremacist rally at L.A. City Hall draws violent counter-protest Arte por (Artwork by) ELEKTRA KB [ http://elektrakb.blogspot.com/ ]
Estudiantes, trabajadores, sindicalistas, y todo aquel que se siente afectado por las medidas del gobierno nacional se tomaron ayer las principales vías de Armenia durante la jornada nacional contra la emergencia ‘antisocial’. (Vídeo y audios). CONTINUE LEYENDO (Continue reading) Armenia (Colombia): “Primero salud y educación, el pueblo lo dice y tiene la razón” por: Luz Elena Turcios H.  Cerca de tres mil trabajadores marcharon ayer por la ciudad rechazando los decretos de emergencia social. Foto: Manuel Santiago Pérez. La marcha comenzó desde la terminal de transportes y recorrió las principales calles de la capital sucreña hasta finalizar en la plaza Olaya Herrera, donde intervinieron varios dirigentes. CONTINUE LEYENDO (Continue reading) Colombia: Cerca de tres mil sindicalistas marcharon ayer en Sincelejo  Los manifestantes partieron desde el parque Simón Bolívar, en el Colsag, para concentrarse después de dos horas de recorrido en el parque Santander. Foto: Erika Vargas / La Opinión Luis Eduardo Bautista |
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