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Blog
Raul Burbano
| On Sunday November 26, 2017, Honduras held elections for president, the National Assembly, and mayors. Leading up to the elections, Honduras experienced escalating militarization and intimidation. |
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Blog
Jennifer Moore
| Before the military-backed coup in Honduras five years ago, the Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement was not such a sure deal. It took a disaster -- that is leading to more -- to pave the way. |
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Blog
Mark Taliano
| Honduran sweatshop workers are basically slaves and their status will likely remain unchanged... Or get worse |
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Blog
Mark Taliano & Raul Burbano
| Hondurans have experienced increased levels of violence since the coup and unprecedented levels of murder and criminalization of politicians, human rights advocates, labor activists and journalists |
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Podcast
Riaz Sayani-Mulji
| I speak with Yves Engler, award winning author and activist, on his latest book entitled "The Ugly Canadian: Stephen Harper's Foreign Policy." |
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Podcast
Dan Kellar, [email protected] Radio
| On the Smash the State Report: the Walk for Peace, Respect and Friendship, a piece from Julian Ichim on legitimacy in movements, ripping apart Margaret Wente's attack on David Suzuki, and more! |
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Podcast
Riaz Sayani-Mulji, Ryan Sparrow
| We speak with Grahame Russell of Rights Action on the environmental destruction, indigenous dispossession and human rights violations by Canadian mining companies operating in South America. |
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Columnists
Amy Goodman
| The people of Honduras were engaged in an historic event this weekend: the return of President Manuel Zelaya, 23 months after he was forced into exile at gunpoint in a military coup. |
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News
Jason Tockman
| One year ago last week, Honduran President Manuel Zelaya woke up with a gun pointed at his head. Even the U.S. has expressed concern over human rights violations, but the Harper government is silent. |
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Podcast
Mordecai Briemberg
| Despite a military coup, rigged elections, and severe repression, the population of Honduras remains resilient in its demand for a new constitution. |
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Podcast
Mordecai Briemberg
| On November 29, the leaders of the coup in Honduras held an election that most of the population boycotted. B.C. Teachers Federation president Irene Lanzinger was there. |
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Podcast
Geoff Hughes, Chris Albi, Mitch Podolak
| Alert! Radio #132 - Global human rights activist Grahame Russell, and community organizer Eric Shragge. Folk legend Mitch Podoluck with Music Is The Weapon. |
