May 19, 2010

May 27 Boston action: Storm the Canadian consulate

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JoinBoston CISPES and Cambridge-El Salvador Sister Cities as we storm the Canadianconsulate to demand that Pacific Rim drop its lawsuit and that Canada ceasenegotiations for its own free trade agreement.

 

DELEGATION AND RALLY @ THE CANADIANCONSULATE!

WHERE:3 Copley Place, Boston

WHEN:Delegation at 4pm, Rally at 4:30pm

WHO: Youth, local politicians, Salvadoran-Americans, immigrationactivists, faith leaders, labor unionists, and YOU!

 

Contact Eli Latto: [email protected], 617.576.1709

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