Issue11 - October ? December 2003
Coca Cola has hit back at SINALTRAINAL by starting two separate libel cases against union activists.
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Coca Cola has hit back at SINALTRAINAL by starting two separate libel cases against union activists.
Early Day Motion 1133
by David Pallister, Sibylla Brodzinksy in Bogotá and Owen Bowcott * Continuing human rights abuses have not hindered flow of equipment and advice to...
Report of the Colombian Commission of Jurists that was presented to the London Meeting on 10 July (abridged). The Colombian government has attempted to...
Interview with human rights activist Padre Javier Giraldo, S.J. From the US based PRISM Magazine. Interview by Ruth Goring (abridged)
For progressive observers, the “London meeting on International Support for Colombia” held on the 10 July, was a disaster. The EU member states, USA,...
Population 44.6 million. Average income has fallen since 1995, and in 2001was just $1,890 per capita. The poorest 50% of the population receive 20%...
Colombian unions have called for a year long boycott (starting 22 July 2003) of Coca Cola and their products, in solidarity with SINALTRAINAL, the...
Following the 10 July London Donors Conference, Uribe’s government, buoyed by the support of foreign governments and international financial institutions, has declared war on...
Bogotá The day started with a 10am press conference in the HQ of the CUT, an opportunity to tell the world’s media why we...
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