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Venezuela Eyewitness Report and Film
Come hear Cristina Vasquez Gutierrez report back from her recent visit to Caracas, Venezuela. Cristina is a member of Hands Off Venezuela and a longtime activist in antiwar and social justice causes. She will offer an eyewitness account of the dramatic social and political changes in Venezuela.
In addition, we will show a 30 minute documentary film, “Enter the Oil Workers” (see description below). A discussion period will follow.
The Bolivarian Revolution: Enter the Oil Workers! (2005, 34 minutes)
Directed by Selma Jones & Nina Lopez
Produced by the Bolivarian Circle of the Global Women’s Strike
In these unique interviews, oil workers – women and men – tell how and why they saved their industry from a CIA-backed coup, how they see their struggle in relation to other working class people in the world, and how they are organizing with the community and the military to “put the oil industry at the service of humanity”.
Where: 522 Valencia, Third Floor Auditorium, near 16th Street, San Francisco
(sorry, not wheelchair accessible), close to BART.
Cost: $5/$3 Students, Seniors, Unemployed
Why We're Doing This: This is a benefit for Hands off Venezuela. We in HOV stand to build a movement that can thwart the US government’s plans of aggression against Venezuela. So far the US has backed a coup and an electoral referendum against the government of Hugo Chavez. The US government does not speak for the people of this country when it tries to impose its will on the people of another country. Join us to help build this movement to defend Venezuela.
Call 415-786-1680 for more information and to get involved.
Email sfbay [at] ushov.org for more info.
PDF version available.
The Bolivarian Revolution: Enter the Oil Workers! (2005, 34 minutes)
Directed by Selma Jones & Nina Lopez
Produced by the Bolivarian Circle of the Global Women’s Strike
In these unique interviews, oil workers – women and men – tell how and why they saved their industry from a CIA-backed coup, how they see their struggle in relation to other working class people in the world, and how they are organizing with the community and the military to “put the oil industry at the service of humanity”.
Where: 522 Valencia, Third Floor Auditorium, near 16th Street, San Francisco
(sorry, not wheelchair accessible), close to BART.
Cost: $5/$3 Students, Seniors, Unemployed
Why We're Doing This: This is a benefit for Hands off Venezuela. We in HOV stand to build a movement that can thwart the US government’s plans of aggression against Venezuela. So far the US has backed a coup and an electoral referendum against the government of Hugo Chavez. The US government does not speak for the people of this country when it tries to impose its will on the people of another country. Join us to help build this movement to defend Venezuela.
Call 415-786-1680 for more information and to get involved.
Email sfbay [at] ushov.org for more info.
PDF version available.
For more information:
http://www.ushov.org
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