Intercultural Resources
Caribbean Nations
After Turtle Hatchlings Destroyed, Trinidad Govt Defends Its Actions
IPS – After Turtle Hatchlings Destroyed, Trinidad Govt Defends Its Actions | Inter Press Service.
British Columbia: Provincial Government Creates Uncertainty For Private Landowners At Pender Harbour
The Sechelt First Nation says that the BC government is creating uncertainty for provate landowners at Pender Harbour
via British Columbia: Provincial Government Creates Uncertainty For Private Landowners At Pender Harbour.
Honduras: Serious Health Crisis In The Siria Valley
A MESSAGE FROM THE VICTIMS OF MINING CONTAMINATION: Chronicle of a Death Foretold
CLIMATE CHANGE: Caribbean Women Caught in the Storm
IPS – CLIMATE CHANGE: Caribbean Women Caught in the Storm | Inter Press Service.
Hondurans commemorate 3-year resistance
Hondurans commemorate 3-year resistance By Heather Cottin
New York
Published Jun 27, 2012 9:25 PM
In cities across the U.S. and Honduras on June 28, a National Day of Action will commemorate three years of resistance to the coup that removed Manuel Zelaya Rosales from the presidency of Honduras. These actions come at a moment when Washington has engineered another coup against a legally elected leader in Paraguay, Fernando Lugo. Lucy Pagoada, delegate to the Honduran Resistance (Front for National Resistance of the People, FNRP) and member of the Libre (Liberty and Refoundation) Party, spoke with Workers World about these events.
http://www.workers.org/2012/world/honduras_0705/#at_pco=cfd-1.0
Haiti: Hundreds protest Haiti gov’t plan to destroy homes
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) – More than 1,000 Haitians marched through the Caribbean nation‘s capital Monday to protest a reported plan to destroy their hillside shanties for a flood-control project before they find better, more permanent dwellings in the wake of a devastating earthquake. Police fired tear gas in an attempt to control the protesters, some of whom threw rocks. The demonstrators snaked through the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area chanting threats to burn down the relatively affluent district where the shanties sit if the authorities flatten their homes.
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=235&sid=20985401
