London No Sweat meeting: Privatisation and resistance in Bolivia
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Date:
1 August, 2005 - 21:30
Location:
Lucas Arms, 245A Grays Inn Road, London WC1
The Americas
Students of the world
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After a strike by 2,000 workers and students at the American University in Cairo (AUC), which lasted more than a week, university bosses issued a statement on Monday 19 September in which they appeared to concede the strikers’ main demands.
Latin American left: spotlight on Ecuador and Brazil
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Following the attempted coup by a section of the police against the government of Rafael Correa in Ecuador, the Mexican section of the United Secretariat of the Fourth International (the Workers Revolutionary Party — PRT in Spanish) issued a statement of opposition through the FI’s International Viewpoint.
Merseyside TUC Chile solidarity
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A joint trade union effort has been established to help the people of Chile after the earthquake which left over 700 dead and thousands homeless and destitute.
Workers of the world: Zanon and other reports
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Zanon victory; US union recognition law setback; Korean occupation ends; Chilean miners' strike
Honduran bosses murder trade unionists as thousands strike against coup
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Thousands of workers are now on strike against the right-wing coup which deposed Honduran president Jose Manuel Zelaya Rosales on 28 June.
Striking Chilean miners need solidarity!
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103 miners from Tambillo, a small mining village in the region of Coquimbo in Chile, have been on official strike since May 1st.
Honduran coup
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Coup in Honduras
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This is a useful analysis of the coup in Honduras, from the Solidarity (US) website - publishers of Against the Current.
http://www.solidarity-us.org/hondurascoup
World News in Brief
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Japan
Thousands of workers have rallied in Tokyo demanding job security and wage rises.