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DESCRIPTION:Join us in welcoming members of Frente Amplio de Comunidades Marginadas del 
 Estado de Oaxaca to the South Bay!\n\nFrente Amplio de Comunidades 
 Marginadas del Estado de Oaxaca (FACMEO) is a peoples’ organization based 
 in Oaxaca, Mexico which advocates against the forced disappearances, 
 kidnappings and incarceration of political activists. They will be in the 
 Bay Area to discuss the current status of their movement work and to share 
 the urgency to free all political prisoners from the U.S. and 
 abroad.\n\nThe FACMEO is currently fighting for the release of political 
 prisoners who are leading members of their organization as well as other 
 mass organizations such as CNTE, Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de 
 la Educación/National Coordinator of Workers in Education, and APPO, 
 Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca/Popular Assembly of the Peoples 
 of Oaxaca.\n\n“These are five educators and social activists that were 
 detained, disappeared, and tortured. Currently, they are held unjustly in a 
 maximum security prison in Puente Grande, Jalisco and Tepic Nayarit, all 
 accused of false charges. We demand their immediate and unconditional 
 release as well as all of the political prisoners of the country.” - 
 FACMEO\n\nTranslations, activities for children and food will be 
 provided.\n\nSponsored by:\nBayan USA\nInternational Migrants Alliance – 
 South Bay\nM.E.Ch.A de San Jose State University\nSouth Bay Committee 
 Against Political Repression\nSouth Bay International Womyn’s Day 
 Network\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/02/26/18769223.php
SUMMARY:From Oaxaca to the US: Free All Political Prisoners
LOCATION:Filipino Youth Coalition Center\nWelch Park, San Jose CA 95122
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/02/26/18769223.php
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