This just in! We just got our hands on Corporate America’s Christmas List, and here are some of their nefarious wishes for El Salvador...

• The privatization of water
• Overturning the ban on Monsanto seeds
• The right to mine for gold
• Lifting the cap on medicine prices
• And, to make all of this mischief & thievery possible, the defeat of the FMLN in the February elections!

‘Tis the season to fight the corporate agenda! Please join us on the side of peace-with-justice, love, and joy by supporting the transformative work of CISPES with a tax-deductible gift. It hasn’t been a very holly-jolly year for Corporate America in El Salvador. With the first-ever FMLN government providing free social programs, protecting workers rights, capping record-high medicine prices, and blocking mining and GMOs, their bottom-line has really been hurting! Corporate America knows it’s only going to get worse if a strong leftist leader is elected in February, and he’s ahead in the polls. That’s why mining corporation Pacific Rim has hired their very own Grinch in Washington to help the right wing steal the elections. Make a contribution to CISPES today so we can continue to expose and resist corporate intervention in Salvadoran politics! Corporate America has found a home on the People’s Naughty List for a litany of dirty deeds in Central America over the past year. This spring, they attempted to privatize all remaining public sector industries in El Salvador. Meanwhile, in Honduras, they’re setting up charter cities run entirely by corporations. If Corporate America has its way, these horrific neoliberal experiments will continue their relentless expansion throughout Latin America – but not if we have anything to say about it! Now is your chance to join people of all faiths & beliefs to counter Corporate America’s incessant theft of our land, work, and power. In the spirit of holiday solidarity, click here to help us put coal in Corporate America’s stocking this season! Wishing you a holiday of solidarity, The CISPES National Office P.S. Don’t let Corporate America get anything on their Christmas List in El Salvador this year – give generously to CISPES today!