http://www.hondurassolidarity.org/
New York City
Saturday, January 27, 3:00-6:00 PM
Demonstration, Union Square
Called by Honduran activists and supported by International Action Center
For more info 212-633-6646
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DC:
Friday, Jan 26
Rally For Democracy & Against Repression in Honduras
Fri 4:30 PM · U.S. Department of State · Washington
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Detroit:
Monday, January 29 7:00 PM
5920 Second Ave., Detroit 48202
Special presentation to the weekly meeting of Michigan Emergency Committee Against War and Injustice
“Fuera JOH! — The people of Honduras resist U.S.-backed dictatorship”
For more info 313-680-5508
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Chicago:
Saturday, Jan 27
January 27 10:30am – 12:00 pm Teach-In on Honduras
Grace Place 637 South Dearborn
12:00- 2pm Protest Action Downtown Chicago
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Portland: Saturday, January 27
Banner drop over I5 N overpasses Time place TBA
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Minneapolis : Tuesday, January 23 at 6pm-7:30 pm
Forum on Resistance Movement and Human Rights Struggles in Honduras
Hoversten Chapel Augsburg College
Called by Witness for Peace
https://www.facebook.com/events/1770188146618476/
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San Francisco Bay Area
Saturday, January 27 1pm – 4pm
Rally at 24th Street and Mission sponsored by numerous organizations including Hondurans Against the Dictatorship
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Dublin, Ireland (FYI)
Saturday, Jan 27
Solidarity with Honduras:No to dirty elections & US interference
Sat 2 PM UTC · The Spire
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Atlanta’s progressive, community radio station WRFG 89.3FM will feature the resistance struggle in Honduras on two programs.
On Saturday, Jan. 27, the second hour of Beyond Borders from 6-7pm will feature interviews from Honduras as well as with SOA Watch organizers on the people’s resistance movement in the Central American country. The program guests and hosts will delve into the history of US involvement in backing elitist, undemocratic forces in Honduras as well as the growing unity of workers, indigenous, rural communities, LGBTQ, women, youth and student organizations to advance their own agenda.
This weekly program brings liberation news and analysis on movements and developments in Central and South America and the Caribbean from the perspective of those involved on the ground.
On Monday, Jan 29, from 4:30-4:55pm, The Labor Forum will hear from UAW #869 Trustee and Executive Board member, Martha Grevatt, about her experiences as an election monitor in 2013, witnessing fraudulent practices and voter intimidation. She will address the parallels to the current mass resistance to electoral corruption, repression and poverty engulfing the country. Her remarks will stress the need for worker solidarity, particularly from those living in the US, to stand firmly with the people’s movements in Honduras.
The Labor Forum brings news and analysis by, for and about the working class in the US and internationally, whether in prisons, retired, youth, unionized, unemployed, low-wage or in the underground economy.
WRFG 89.3 FM broadcasts at 100,000 watts, is available online at wrfg.org and has a mobile app.
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