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Tue Mar 21 2006 Local U.S. Out of Iraq Demonstration
Santa Cruz Demonstration Against War in Iraq On March 19th, somewhere between 150 and 200 people rallied at the clock tower in Santa Cruz before marching down Pacific Avenue and up Front Street. Demonstrators called for a withdrawal of troops from Iraq, the removal of George Bush from the White House and for government money to be spent on education instead of warfare. Read more and view photos

see also: An Open Letter to the SC Activist Community

Protests also took place in cities throughout California, the United States and across the world.

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