July/August 2005: Volume 39, Number 4

Focus on Latin America, featuring articles covering recent events in Colombia, Venezuala, Brazil, Mexico and more.

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Editorial: A Multi-Faced Crisis
Labour Report : Leadership the Issue at CLC Convention
by Geoff Bickerton
Québec Communiqué: The Sovereignty Movement and the Sponsorship Scandal
by Pierre Dostie
The Horowitz Paragraph
by Gad Horowitz
On The Edge : They Used to Call it Treason
by Lesley Hughes

UP FRONT

Canada Imports Blood Coal
by Chris Arsenault
Smart Regulations
by Cathy Holtslander
Student Strike was Successful but Fresh Battle Looms
by Tim McSorley
Loss of Indian Status A Foremost Aboriginal Issue
by Native Women’s Association of Canada
Northern Temperature Rising
by Lewis Rifkind
Ukraine’s Election: Another U.S.-Engineered Democracy
by John Eleen
Zimbabwe: A Polarized Society
by Cosanna Preston

FEATURES

America’s Other War: “Terrorizing Colombia”
by Doug Stokes
Venezuela: Hugo Chavez and the “New Democracy”
by Jonah Gindin
Brazil: Whatever Happened to Lula?
by James Petras
Mexico: Demanding More Than Democracy
by David Bacon
“War on Terror” has Latin America Indigenous People in its Sights
by Gustavo Gonzalez
Peasant Movements in Latin America
by James Petras

ALL THAT’S LEFT

Rick Slye’s Left Film Guide

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