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Analysis, Solidarity, Action—a Workers’ Perspective on the Increasing Use of Migrant Labour in Canada
Canada’s Part in the Global Integration of Labour MarketsAt the September 2006, United Nations High-Level Dialogue onInternational Migration and Development, the International Organizationfor Migration (IOM) made a proposal for a set of measures to integratelabour markets around the world, and ultimately make them yet moreflexible.The ‘International Migration and Development Initiative’ emerged fromdiscussions between the IOM- an inter-governmental organizationestablished in 1951- the private sector, the World Bank, and some
2nd North American Forum on a People-Centered Approach to Trade
The North American Forum on a People-Centered Approach to Trade Summary Report will highlight key messages from the collective perspectives of North American progressive legislators and civil society actors in Canada, Mexico and the U.S.
Why Must I contribute $25?
Dear Friend of Nicaragua, I want to address a few complaints about the $25 contribution to include your signature in the full page ads that appeared in the two Nicaraguan papers on October 13. We publicly challenged the U.S. Ambassador Paul Trivelli to stop trying to manipulate the Nicaraguan voting process. Our ads produced a strong defensive reaction from the Embassy.
Nicaragua plans rival canal route (BBC)
"Nicaragua has announced plans to build a waterway linking the Pacific and Atlantic that would carry bigger ships than the existing Panama Canal."http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/5405884.stm
600 signers for Nicaraguan Democracy – can we add your name?
Our Hands off Nicaragua campaign has generated a terrific response since we launched it September 13th. Over 650 of you have signed the open letter to Ambassador Trivelli opposing U.S. interference in Nicaragua’s elections, and contributed $25 or more to get that letter published in La Prensa and Nuevo Diario on October 13th.
Will you help us say NO to illegal US interference in Nicaragua's elections?
Will you help us say NO to illegal US interference in Nicaragua’s elections?If you follow this site, you know by now that the U.S. government is illegally interfering in the Nicaraguan elections to be held in November. In June, with the help and signatures of many of you, we ran an open letter denouncing this interference as half-page ads in Nicaragua’s two main newspapers. This ad generated a lot of media attention, but U.S. Ambassador Paul Trivelli has continued his blatant and outrageous attempts to influence the election’s outcome.
Nicaragua Network pre-election delegation Report
Report finds condemnation of US role among Nicaraguan parties and civil society groups. WASHINGTON – July 10 – The Nicaragua Network sent a delegation of academics and representatives of human rights and solidarity groups to Nicaragua June 17-24, 2006, to investigate the role of the US government in Nicaragua’s presidential election scheduled for November 5, 2006. The Nicaragua Network is a national network of local committees which has worked for 27 years to change US government policy toward Nicaragua.
How the United States Continues to Manipulate Nicaragua's Economic and Political Future
[This analysis prepared by the Council on Hemispheric Affairs]