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Anti-capitalism and Electoral Politics: Questions and Answers

Dec 17 2010 - 7:00pm
Dec 17 2010 - 10:00pm

Location

Regal Beagle Pub
335 Bloor Street West Back room
Toronto
Canada
43° 40' 1.8732" N, 79° 24' 2.2068" W
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Join us to consider the politics of elections and the left. Following
introductions from diverse perspectives, join us in a free-flowing
discussion addressing strategy, points of unity and difference in our
movements, and the potential of the GTWA in these discussions and actions.

Speakers:
- Mary-Jo Nadeau - Coordinating Committee, Coalition Against Israeli
Apartheid; university teacher and writer
- Ajamu Nangwaya - Labour, community and anti-racist activist
- Elizabeth Rowley - Communist Party electoral candidate in various federal
elections, including 2004 and 2006

 

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labour issues electoral politics Communist Party coalition against israeli apartheid anti-racism anti-capitalism activism
John Bonnar Audio Blog
John Bonnar Audio Blog

CAIA opposes McGuinty trade mission to Israel

May 28, 2010
| Jenny Peto, an organizer with the Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid (CAIA), says that Ontario should honour the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign by cutting their ties with Israel.

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John Bonnar

Coalition criticizes McGuinty's attempts to increase trade with Israel

By John Bonnar
| May 28, 2010

TORONTO – Jenny Peto stood outside the legislature at Queen’s Park on Wednesday and denounced Premier McGuinty’s trip to Israel.

The premier is spending a week in Israel to boost trade and strengthen the Canada-Israel relationship. He’s also visiting the West Bank and Lebanon during his six-day trip.

“Shame on you for doing business with Israeli Apartheid,” said Peto, an organizer with the Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid (CAIA).

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