A news release from Oxfam-America revealing that the land reformed program for El Salvador excludes the majority of the country’s impoverished peasants and has left many with insufficient land to…
Read moreArticles regarding the Carter Administration’s neglect of Artchbishop Romero’s advice to leave El Salvador alone. One article talks about the US continuing the military aid and the other article discusses…
Read moreArticles from the Seattle Times regarding El Salvador’s government, left-wing guerillas acting in violence and actions taken by the archbishop.
Read moreA flyer regarding the ‘truths’ behind the problems occuring in El Salvador. Issues tuched on in this flyer include Archbishop Romeron slain for his opposition to the junta’s repression, U.S….
Read moreNews articles discussing the unjust violence that is occuring within the government and police agencies in Honduras and the U.S. Government’s attempt to save Honduras after failing with Nicaragua and…
Read moreA journal covering topics such as Tibetan Buddhism, The Mongolian Religion; Changes in the Uighur Script During the Past 50 Years; Challenges to Political Legitimacy: Some Real-Life Case-Studies; Are We…
Read moreAn article from Harper’s Magazine regarding El Salvador. The article covers topics such as behind the lines, a village of fear, the face of Jean Donovan, torture as a way…
Read moreEl Salvador Liberation Fighters Launch Final Offensive FMLN’s Call to Arms Massive Solidarity in Nicaragua China Rulers Face Political and Economic Crisis Chinese Publications Discuss Trotskyist Ideas Iran Washington Steps…
Read moreA news release covering issues on El Salvador such as a brief background, progress amid continuing strife, human rights and the armed forces, land reforms, elections and murders of American…
Read moreA paper from WCIP regarding the overpopulation and limited land use in El Salvador and how it is greatly effectin the Indians of the country.
Read moreThe library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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