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«April 01, 2008 - May 01, 2008»
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A Nastier NAFTA: Town Hall on Trade in Seattle
Start: 18:30

A Nastier NAFTA: Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.America In Solidarity is proud to co-sponsor an event hosted by the Community Alliance for Global Justice which features speakers from key civil society organization representing each of the three countries involved in the pact will discuss the clear links between false free trade and migration, (un)employment, security and more.The event is free and CAGJ plans a call to action at the event.

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Witness For Peace NW Tour: Free Trade, Debt and Survival in Nicaragua
Start: 19:00
End: 21:00

America In Solidarity and Witness for Peace Northwest invites you to join us for a discussion with...
Yamileth Perez, Nicaraguan community leader


The second most impoverished country in the Western Hemisphere, Nicaragua has struggled for years under the burden of internal and external debt. Take a deeper look into the effects of free trade, debt and immigration on the Nicaraguan people.

Hear the story of one remarkable Nicaraguan woman who lives and works in the Managua city dump. Yamileth will share the first-hand impact of poverty, free trade, debt and migration on the people of Nicaragua .

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5th Annual May Day Celebration
Start: 19:00
End: 21:00

Come celebrate the original "Labor Day" as America In Solidarity hosts its fifth annual May Day Celebration.

This year's event will focus on the occupation of Iraq and its effect on America's working families. There will be a program from 7-8pm at the Washington State History Museum followed by a candlelight vigil outside of the Union Station Federal Courthouse to mark the over 4,000 troops who paid the ultimate sacrifice. The names of all the Washington-connected troops who have passed in Iraq will be read during the vigil.

The program will include

  • a presentation by Dr. Michael Honey on the war's cost to working families
  • Vance Lelli, President of the Pierce County Central Labor Council
  • Seth Manzel, co-director of the GI Voice Project

The event is free and promises to be an inspiring and important event to honor working families. 

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