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28 May 2002
Removing the sweatshop from the coffee fields: A journey to El Salvador
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Michele Spring-Moore
Todo el tiempo estamos en lucha. -- Mateo Antonio Rendón, manager of FESACORA, the Salvadoran organization of agrarian reform cooperatives

Where does your morning cup of coffee come from? If you can answer that...
15 March 2002
Fifteen Killed in Hebron Shooting Attack
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Mary Yoder
What a sad day. I just wanted everyone to know that we are all fine. Many things happened this week. Earlier in the week we helped a Palestinian farmer harvest olives. His land is close to a settlement. (Peni Haifer) When we got...
09 November 2001
Biotech Bullies: Business as Usual
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BioDemocracy News
Agbiotech and corporate special interests in reaction to stubborn global resistance have stepped-up their propaganda and bullying. This aggression is evident in the media, the marketplace, the trade and diplomatic fronts, the...
08 November 2001
Zimbabwe Angers Europe over Election Monitoring
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Lewis Machipisa
HARARE -- A showdown is looming between Zimbabwe and the European Union (EU) over the African nation's refusal to allow the European Union to monitor next year's presidential elections.

Zimbabwe's foreign affairs...
07 November 2001
GMO Sneak Attack Fizzles-USA and Europe
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BioDemocracy News
Stubborn opposition by labor, public interest, and environmental groups over the past several years stopped Clinton, and now Bush, from gaining "expedited" "Fast Track" negotiation powers. Fast Track legislation, if approved by...
07 November 2001
Assassination of Digna Ochoa
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Mexico Solidarity Network
The investigation into the assassination of Digna Ochoa is in the hands of Mexico City’s Attorney General, not the Federal Attorney General, according to President Vicente Fox. In a political dig at Mexico City Mayor Lopez Obrador and...

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