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  • Back to school program honors Rudy Lozano

    Back to school program honors Rudy Lozano

    September 14, 2007

    CHICAGO — Students and teachers here, during “back to school week” at the Rudy Lozano Leadership Academy, an alternative high school in the Mexican American Pilsen neighborhood, honored the life of Rudy Lozano, Sept. 5. Lozano,...

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  • Security officers march for a living wage

    Security officers march for a living wage

    September 14, 2007

    SAN FRANCISCO — Security officers who protect downtown high-rise office buildings are telling this city’s corporate real estate giants they need real security, too, in the form of living wages, family health coverage, paid sick days...

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  • WORLD NOTES: Sept. 15

    WORLD NOTES: Sept. 15

    September 14, 2007

    Australia: Labor, war protesters challenge Bush As President George Bush and leaders of 21 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) nations met in Canberra last week, labor leaders from Asian and Pacific nations spoke out against privatization and...

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  • New worldwide campaign on Cuban 5

    New worldwide campaign on Cuban 5

    September 14, 2007

    The international network of committees in support of five Cuban prisoners in the United States — Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino, Fernando Gonzáles, Antonio Guerrero and René Gonzáles — has launched a worldwide campaign for their release....

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  • Guatemalas elections settle few of its problems

    Guatemalas elections settle few of its problems

    September 14, 2007

    Almost 6 million Guatemalans voted Sept. 9 for a new president, vice president, 158 parliamentary deputies and 322 mayors. Fourteen political parties were involved in electioneering that began on May 2. Voting in Guatemala is mandatory....

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