On Friday evening, a group of around 30 people gathered in front of the WCCO office to protest the station's lack of coverage of the uprising and subsequent government repression of the people of Oaxaca.

On Monday morning employees at Antares Pharmaceuticals discovered that over 30 windows at their offices in Minnetonka, MN had been damaged by glass etching solution.

2 events are taking place in the next 2 weeks.

Yesterday the APPO battled the PFP in the streets using rocks against guns. Urgent Action is needed as a confirmed 6 are dead, hundreds severely injured and numbers ranging from 100-400 of those detained/disappeared.

Reports of torture and human rights violations of PFP against APPO detainees. The majority of the 114 detainees have been released but 17 are still being held and a reported 28 are still disappeared.

"On November 20, blockades will be set up to show the Mexican government we mean business. We are calling upon YOU to join in these blockades. That could mean blockading the consulates’ websites, jamming their phone lines with calls about the conflict in Oaxaca, occupying the offices of the consuls, or shutting down the roads around the consulates in whatever way you see fit." - EZLN

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Donate in Solidarity with Oaxaca
http://elenemigocomun.net/donate

Poster for November 20th promotion
http://indybay.org/uploads/2006/11/16/oaxaca_nov20.pdf

Global Solidarity with Oaxaca
http://vientos.info/cml/?q=node/6340

Before September 2006 few people may have heard of Eden Prarie, Minnesota, but the heroic actions of one young man in Eden Prarie may be remembered by future generations of Americans as the touchstone of the next civil rights movements. Which may very likely be the last civil rights movement in America. That is, the movement for the civil rights of young people.