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International Day of Action Monday in Solidarity with Miami Prisoners
Free Trade Proponents Cut Their Losses in Miami!
In the streets the security forces used oppressive tactics. Hector de la Cerva Mexican Action Network on Free Trade commented that this was one of the most undemocratic protest environments he had ever seen. Riot cops used storm trooper tactics to clear the streets. They shot rubber bullets and tear gas at the protesters. Several protesters were arrested. Later at a jail solidarity rally, police moved in, dispersed the crowd and then attacked and arrested more activists. late, breaking news at FTAA IMC | Police disregard protesters' belongings | Silly Reporters, embedding is for WAR! | Good collection of IMC articles and other media | Democracy Now! Report Join the fight -->
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11/22 SENIOR TENANTS NEED YOUR SUPPORT!!
CCAP Action Alert In collaboration with:
Protesters Stand Strong -- Tune In!
Rootcause March - 34 miles, One for every country in the FTAA - Photos Monday PM Report from DJ Lotus to People's Radio - Audio Media Imbedded with the Police at the FTAA - Article Flyering Illegal Activity in Miami - Article Police Shut Down Activists' Tent City and More - Miami FTAA IMC
UFCW Strike Continues with Community Support
2 Protesters Arested at Nov. 15th Support March! - Read the whole story.
Ecology vs. Empire: Shut down the FTAA
Most Marines Don't Kiss
ACTION ALERT: Council Hears Living Wage Nov.5
Film: The Forth World War - Sunday 23rd Last Day
"AIDS, Inc." Author to Speak in S.D. Nov. 4
San Diego is Burning
DIY, TO GO! The Bookmobile Project in SD!
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National Day of Protest on Oct. 25th!
Reports from Saturday: United for Peace and Justice and International A.N.S.W.E.R. have issued a joint call for a national march on Washington D.C. on Oct. 25, 2003. There will be a mass demonstration on this coast as well, held in San Francisco! San Diegans can join in solidarity with the two mass mobilizations at the local March and Rally in downtown San Diego. --Event Press Release October 25th, 2003 | 1:00pm | the Federal Building, downtown San Diego
FRSD 96.9FM Going Silent For Two Months
Free Radio San Diego 96.9FM will be leaving the airwaves for two months.
National Day of Protest Against Police Brutality
Will you join with thousands of others across the country to expose and oppose the nationwide epidemic of Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation? October 22, 2003 | 3:00 pm | Metropolitan Correctional Center, Union St.
IMC Presents Films of Resistance Every Tues.!
Urgent Action in support of UFCW workers
FRSD 96.9FM Turns One Year Old
UFCW Strike Looms
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In Miami yesterday the FTAA decided to cut their losses with a "success" rather than allowing the talks to break down. The agreement that was signed consists of several key points, but each is to be negotiated individually in the future. None of the details that would have led to disagreement were discussed. 
The UFCW strike for health care and wages continues. The pickets are 
The 5th Ministerial of the FTAA will occur in Miami November 20-21 and thousands are converging to voice their opposition to global corporate rule. The Free Trade Area of the Americas is described as "NAFTA on steroids" by critics of globalization.
Diversionary Theatre, San Diego's Queer-themed theatre company, presents ?Another American: Asking and Telling," Marc Wolf's searing, often heart-rending one-performer play about Queers in the military and the effects of the ?don't ask, don't tell" policy, through Saturday, December 6 at 4545 Park Boulevard, 1 1/2 blocks south of Adams Avenue in University Heights. Drawing on the examples of Anna Deveare Smith and Moises Kaufman, Wolf interviewed people involved in the military either as Queer servicemembers, opponents of Queer service and even sociologist Charles Moskos, who thought up the ?don't ask, don't tell" policy and actually coined the phrase. The result was a fast-moving, challenging piece dramatizing 18 characters, all drawn from real life and presented in their own exact words.
Today at the World Beat Center is yoour last chance to see this moving documentary.
In 1988 Jon Rappoport became one of the first journalists worldwide to expose the lies behind the scientific orthodoxy of "HIV/AIDS" when he published his book, "AIDS, Inc.: Scandal of the Century." Since then he's expanded his focus to discuss political as well as health issues. He'll be speaking Tues., Nov. 4, 7 p.m., at the War Memorial Building in Balboa Park. In this interview, and on his Web site nomorefakenews.com, he discusses AIDS, SARS, 9/11 and the recall election.
Massive fires are sweeping all across southern california. As one poster put it, 
Where will you be on 
San Diego Independent Media Center Presents: FILMS OF RESISTANCE!, documents of how people all over the world are upholding the spirit of liberty against corporate globalization and proving through their deeds that "another world is possible." Showings every Tuesday, 7 p.m. at SD-IMC, 2552 K Street, Sherman Heights.
Together with the Labor Council, CPI and UFCW are sponsoring an URGENT, EMERGENCY rally to support the Grocery Store workers on Thursday, October16 at 4:00 p.m. The event will take place at the VONS, 3550 Murphy Canyon Road, west off the 15.
Free Radio San Diego celebrates its one year birthday on October 13th, 2003
Strike looms from United Food & Commercial Workers International Union, targeting Vons, Albertsons, and Ralphs.