What do you stand for?
Interview on the issues at stake in Bolivia
Interview on the issues at stake in Bolivia
General elections were held in Bolivia on Sunday, December 6, 2009. A few weeks before these elections I had the opportunity to…
“Summing up the aims of the new regime, Villarroel uttered his most memorable refrain: ‘We are not enemies of the rich, but…
Jeffery R. Webber caught up with New York University historian Sinclair Thomson on September 7, 2007 in Montreal to discuss indigenous and…
La Paz. Monday, May 1, 2006, amidst celebrations and marches commemorating the day of the working class internationally, the Bolivian government nationalized…
Monday morning marked the end of the almost two hundred kilometre, four-day march of around six thousand peasants, coca growers, and others…
At around 8:00 am on Monday morning, massive crowds of mostly poor indigenous Bolivians gathered on the cusp of a mountainside that…
After about a month and a half of relative dormancy, the beginning of last week saw the first interesting signs of renewed…
In the early hours of Monday morning, hundreds, perhaps thousands, of the right-wing of La Paz’s middle class are mobilized outside the…
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What do you stand for?
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This August, during Z’s fundraising drive, we are asking you to take action with us. It’s time to get up and stand up, not just in opposition to all the horrors unfolding around us, but to stand up FOR something in unity and strength.
To provide a forum and tools for diverse activists to propose, not just oppose, has been Z’s mission for nearly 50 years. If you agree that now more than ever we urgently need to build collective power and strategically pursue pro-social change – then the ZCommunity is your community. And we have an action path for you!
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It’s up to each of us NOW to take care of each other, of our alternative, liberatory, and compassionate systems and infrastructure, and to share this hopeful practice as an antidote to the death-cults of capital and fascism.
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