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Headlines from GLW #721, 22 August 2007:
World's #1 terrorist not welcome here!
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 17 August 2007
Amid an unprecedented security hype in the lead-up to the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, organisers of the Stop Bush/Make Howard History protest on September 8 are expecting thousands of anti-war, environment and workers rights activists to take to Sydneys streets to give US President George Bush the kind of welcome he deserves.
Green Left Weekly
s
Pip Hinman
spoke to Stop Bush Coalition spokesperson and Stop the War Coalition activist
Alex Bainbridge
.
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Brief:
A new attack on civil liberties
A permanent state of war
Combating global warming requires a social revolution
Customs targets activist
Environmentalists: why we'll be protesting at APEC
Forum dispels Howard's nuclear myths
Why is housing so unaffordable?
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 17 August 2007
The August 8 announcement of the Reserve Bank board’s decision to raise official interest rates by a further 0.25% focused renewed media attention on the non-affordability of housing. The interest rate rise — the fifth since the 2004 election and the ninth since 2002 — increased mortgage repayments for home owners with average mortgages by $50 a week, placing extra pressure on already stretched budgets.
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Howard's racist NT measures rushed into law
Life in a two-tier society
Decent housing is a basic human right
Venezuela: Reforms to strengthen democracy, promote social economy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 17 August 2007
Peru: Workers resist ‘free trade’ agreement
INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 17 August 2007
PERU
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Popular resistance to neoliberal “reform” was the underlying cause of Peru’s July general strike. On July 5, public schoolteachers walked off the job over government plans to privatise education. Within days, discontented workers from other industries joined the embattled teachers. Before long, schools, mines, factories and construction sites were shut down as tens of thousands of striking protesters took to the streets of every major city demanding higher pay, improved conditions and revisions to the US-Peru free-trade agreement. Peasant farmers joined the mass mobilisation, closing roads and paralysing transport networks.
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Colombia: FENSUAGRO organiser to speak in Australia
Venezuelan revolution 'the answer to humanitys crisis'...
Venezuela: Reforms to strengthen democracy, promote so...
Decent housing is a basic human right
COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 17 August 2007
Thousands demonstrate for same-sex equality
AUSTRALIAN NEWS, 17 August 2007
From GLW paper edition #721 - 22 August 2007.
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