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The
Southwest Network for Environmental
and Economic Justice, its affiliate organizations and allies - united
by a common call for social, environmental and economic justice - call for
solidarity and unity between peoples both sides of the US/Mexico border.
The 'United without Borders' mobilization promises to be a major event for the next few years leading to the US presidential election in 2004 and Mexico's in 2006.
With successful demonstrations this year at border crossings in Matamoros/Brownsville, Juarez/El Paso, Nogales, Mexico/Nogales, Arizona and Tijuana/San Diego, organizers hope to expand to other border cities in the next couple of years.
Organizers are sending letters to the presidents of both countries with their demands.
See the letters here:
See Unidas Sin Fronteras 'Manifesto' - ENGLISH - ESPAŃOL
Contact the Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice at 505 242 0416 or email them at joaquin@sneej.org for more information.
Also, see these related news links:
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/WO0210/S00108.htm
http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/sections/archive/topstoryjmp/10-10-02/News9.htm
http://www.borderlandnews.com/stories/borderland/20021007-29745.shtml
