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Dear NACLA friends,
Please remember to bring a photo ID to the gala. All ticket holders have been added to the NYU guest list. We would like to thank you for supporting NACLA with your ticket purchases and donations, and look forward to meeting all of you in person!
45th Anniversary NACLA Benefit Gala Program
May 10, 2012, 6—9 pm
King Juan Carlos I Center, New York University, 53 Washington Square South
6 pm: Music by The Ryan Blotnick Trio
7 pm: Welcome
Presentation of La Concienca del Pueblo Award
to Eduardo del Río (Rius)
Presentation of ¡La Lucha Sigue! Award
to Javier Sicilia
Presentation of Latin America Peace and Justice Award
to Noam Chomsky
Closing Remarks
8 pm: Celebrate NACLA's 45 years and toast to our future
with drinks, antojitos, and music!
Don't forget to submit NACLA's Summer Photo Contest!
The topic for the Summer 2012 NACLA Photo Contest is Latin America and the Global Economy. Participants must send their high-resolution pictures (and caption information) to info@nacla.org with the subject line "NACLA Photo Contest" by May 16.
The winning photograph will be published in full color in the Summer NACLA Report. The winner will receive a copy of the magazine with his or her photograph, and a one-year-subscription to NACLA. Complete submission guidelines can be found on our photo contest page.
This Week Online:
Fred Rosen: Recognizing—and Assisting—the Victims in Mexico
Nazih Richani: A Rejuvenated Grassroots Movement in Colombia
Kevin Edmonds: Haiti's Hotel Boom: Progress or Trickledown Economics?
Joseph Nevins: A Dangerously Slippery Slope: Drones and the Dream of Remote Control in the Borderlands
NACLA Radio Podcast #2:
This is NACLA's Spring 2012 Radio Podcast. Produced and co-hosted by Ambre Auzanneau, Michael Fox, and Alexandra Hall. You can also subscribe to receive free direct downloads from NACLA Radio via Itunes.
Print Edition: Central America: Legacies of War
In the 1980s, Central America sank deep into political turmoil amid civil wars, brutal military dictatorships, and U.S. intervention. Three decades later, NACLA examines the legacies of war in Central America: Honduras is reliving its history of military coups, repression, and impunity. In Guatemala, a former dictator is charged with genocide. Across the region, former guerrillas and generals are in power, the military is again taking a disturbingly prominent role in policing, and communities are defending their land from powerful interests.
Stay tuned for upcoming interviews, event announcements, and previews.
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