From our Daily Report:

<em>East Timorese demand justice</em>East Timorese demand justice

Coup d'etat in Mauritania: slave system strikes back?
A coup led by head of the presidential guard, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, has ousted Mauritania's reformist President Sidi Mohamed ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who had launched initiatives to effectively abolish slavery and repatriate refugees from Senegal. [more]

Bolivia: two dead as miners clash with police
A clash between miners and police left two dead and 30 wounded in Huanun, Bolivia, when police moved to break up a roadblock by workers demanding a new pension law. [more]

<em>West Bank wall still defies World Court</em>West Bank wall still defies World Court

Bolivia: summit cancelled due to opposition protests
A meeting between presidents Evo Morales of Bolivia, Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and Cristina Fernández of Argentina was called off because of violent opposition protests in the southern Bolivian city of Tarija. [more]

Venezuela: Chávez issues 26 decrees, extending state power
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez issued 26 decrees instating new laws that extend state control of the economy, under special temporary powers granted him by the National Assembly. [more]

<em>Mauritanian refugees wait in Senegal</em>Mauritanian refugees wait in SenegalHamdan convicted at Guantánamo
China: crackdown in wake of Xinjiang attack
Tibetans arrested for protesting Olympic celebrations
Mexico: "no" vote on Pemex reform
Chávez does Moscow, seeks "strategic alliance"
Colombia: army colonel admits participation in Peace Community massacre
Colombia: banana executive admits participation in Peace Community massacres
Colombian paras cop plea in Miami; "New Generation" wreaks terror in Nariño

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Issue #148, August 2008

Electronic Journal & Daily Report

COLOMBIA'S HEART OF DARKNESS IN MANHATTAN—AND WASHINGTON
by Bill Weinberg, The Nation

McCAIN'S BIG OIL TIES —FROM IRAQ TO COLOMBIA
by Nikolas Kozloff, NACLA News

TOTAL RECALL IN BOLIVIA
Divided Nation Faces Historic Vote
by Ben Dangl, Toward Freedom

GENERAL STRIKE IN PERU
from Weekly News Update on the Americas

HOKKAIDO: THE ANTI-CLIMATE SUMMIT
by Waldon Bello, Foreign Policy in Focus

"With petroleum, as with coffee or meat, rich countries profit more from the work of consuming it than do poor countries from the work of producing it."

—Eduardo Galeano, Open Veins of Latin America, 1973, p. 173

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