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Tuesday 11 December 2007

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Key Day for Striking Panama Doctors
Colombian Police Dismantle 5 Car Bombs in 3 Days
Cuba to Sign World Human Rights Pacts
US Unions Called to Stand with Cuba
Chilean President to Help Form Leaders Group for Release of Colombian Rebel Hostages


US Unions Called to Stand with Cuba
At the conclusion of a Labor Conference in Tijuana, trade union and social organizations from Canada, Cuba, Mexico, the United States and Venezuela urged US unions to express solidarity with the Island and reject the US blockade of that country.

The participants particularly urged leaders and workers of the AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations) and the International Labor Confederation of Canada to adopt that position.

The resolution demands an end to the defamation campaign against the Cuban Workers Union, which the International Workers Confederation is carrying on to support US anti-Cuban policy.

The conference participants also demand that the ban be lifted so US citizens may travel to Cuba, and called for US unions to demand the release of the Five Cuban antiterrorists imprisoned in the United States.

During the event, Mexicans Elvira Arellano and Enma Lozano denounced US outrages immigrants.
 


 

 

 

 
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