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5000 turn out in Oakland immigrants rights j2701
Many thanks to Sue Supriano for her interviews on this day. This a 8 minute interview with with a Labor Immigrants Organizing Network (LION) organizer, Katy Nunez Adler. Highlights of speeches in English, Spanish, and Chinese follows. LION meets the 2nd Wed. of every month at Central Labor Council of Alameda
County, at 9:30am, 7992 Capwell Dr., Alameda. 94621. For more info: Call Cloe Osmer at 510-643-2335 or email osmer [at] uclink.berkeley.edu
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County, at 9:30am, 7992 Capwell Dr., Alameda. 94621. For more info: Call Cloe Osmer at 510-643-2335 or email osmer [at] uclink.berkeley.edu
english
Rise Up Fight Back!
We hear stories about overnight inflation in developing countries, often caused by privatization of public utilities.
We hear of massive demonstrations and even a general strike when a San Francisco company, Bechtel, ties to privatise the water supply a South American country.
As the third world comes home to california with gas and electricity rate increases that most everyone will notice, and given that an already estabished policy of privatization will be accelerated by the Bush administration, we must fight back.
On a beautiful, sunny Saturday in Oakland, a multi-lingual, multi-ultural march of 5000 workers and immigrants from around the state of California convened at a rally in East Oaland to let the Bush Administration know that this is just the beginning.
We hear stories about overnight inflation in developing countries, often caused by privatization of public utilities.
We hear of massive demonstrations and even a general strike when a San Francisco company, Bechtel, ties to privatise the water supply a South American country.
As the third world comes home to california with gas and electricity rate increases that most everyone will notice, and given that an already estabished policy of privatization will be accelerated by the Bush administration, we must fight back.
On a beautiful, sunny Saturday in Oakland, a multi-lingual, multi-ultural march of 5000 workers and immigrants from around the state of California convened at a rally in East Oaland to let the Bush Administration know that this is just the beginning.
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