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NAFTA

Mexico sued the United States under NAFTA for refusing to allow Mexican trucks onto American highways. A ruling is expected on Thursday. In a priliminary ruling last November the arbitration pannel ruled in favor of Mexico but Clinton ingored that ruling. The US Department of Transportation says Mexican trucks aren't safe and truck safty standards are not good enough.

headline about the ecuador situation and demonstrations

The confederation of INdigenous Nationalities

of Ecuador is calling for a National Strike and massive

public demonstrations in Ecuador beginning today at

4pm.

This past Saturday, the president of Ecuador, Gustavo Noboa,

instituted a state of emergency in response

to a series large demonstrations about rising

fule prices, indigenious rights, and labor issues.

Confederation of INdigenous Nationalities

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The Phillipines Supreme Court is ordering a public hearing next week to consider Joseph Estrada's claim that he is still President and therefore immune from prosecution on plunder and criminal charges. The Court will also consider whether Mrs. Arroyo is president or acting president. The Court is allowing the Ombudsman's investigation to continue.

my HIV headline, i'd like someone to edit it if you do can you add a commnet so other's know it's being edited. thanks

The priliminary results of an ongoing survey presented at the 8th annual retrovirus conference this week suggests a resurgence of HIV among young gay and bisexual men, especially among african americans.

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The two twin teenage Karen guerrilla leaders, Luther and Johnny Htoo have surrendered to Thai forces and are currently in custody after being captured on the Thai side of the border on Tuesday.

THE YOUTHFUL FACES OF BURMESE RESISTANCE TO MILITARY JUNTA

Luther Htoo, (left) and Johnny Htoo, Wednesday, January 17th, 2001

SUAN PHUNG, Thailand/Burma Border - The two twin teenage Karen guerrilla leaders, Luther and Johnny Htoo have surrendered to Thai forces and are currently in custody after being captured on the Thai side of the border on Tuesday.

The new governor of the state of Chiapas, who assumed office on Friday, Dec. 8, immediately began the process for freeing all Zapatista prisoners. La Jornada's top news report, on Sunday, Dec 10, describes what the State Attorney General will find when he begins, on Monday, Dec 11, to review the files. The original report, 1.) in Spanish, is first, followed by 2.) my translation into English. (My preferred title concluded: Mexico in the Struggle III. But it was too long.)

(For the English version, scroll down through the Spanish text)

Dramatic developments in Mexico since December 1 call for world-wide support for the Zapatistas, and for the new president to continue acting as he has pledged to do and as the Mexican people want him to do.

A call for mass mobilization

Wednesday, December 6, 2000
Friends:

(For English translation scroll down through the Spanish to 2) Editorial de La Jornada, México, D.F. viernes 27 de octubre de 2000, "FOX, ANTE LA REALIDAD PRESUPUESTAL"

(For English version scroll down through the Spanish to 2) Una carta abierta al Sr. Presidente-electo Vincente Fox con mi entendimiento de la realidad.

1. (Spanish original. For English version scroll down through the Spanish to 2)

Estimado Sr. Presidente-electo Vincente Fox Quesada: