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Left Forum 2010
NACLA is proud to announce that we will be hosting two panels at this year's Left Forum in New York. Both will take place on Saturday, March 20 from noon to to 1:50 p.m. at Pace University. NACLA will also be tabling throughout the weekend with back issues of the Report, books and more. If you are going to be in the NY area this weekend please consider joining us!
Obama's Militarized Status Quo in Latin America
Room W612
Christy Thornton (Chair) – History, NYU
Mark Weisbrot – Center for Economic and Policy Research
Suzanna Reiss – University of Hawaii
Joseph Nevins – Vassar College
The Honduran Coup and Its Aftermath
Room W610
Greg Grandin (Chair) – History, NYU
Alexander Main – Center for Economic and Policy Research
Adrienne Pine – American University
Rodolfo Pastor – Embassy of Honduras
The Left Forum will take place during the weekend of March 19–21 at Pace University, 1 Pace Plaza, New York City, NY 10038
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March/April 2010:
Honduras: Whitewashing the Coup
 Since the June 28 military coup in Honduras, the country's de facto authorities have maintained a by now well-established track record of attempting to conceal their anti-democratic, violent disposition. This edition of the NACLA Report examines this process in both Tegucigalpa and in Washington-including the lengths to which Honduran coup authorities went both to undertake a show election in November, portraying it as legitimate (false claims of massive electoral participation, unaccredited electoral observers) while using coercive practices against dissidents in the run-up to the election (police attacks on protesters, blacklists of resistance members, shuttered anti-coup media). The result? No future Honduran president can count on fulfilling a term in office if the country's new oligarchs don't approve. Moreover, the election that brought Lobo to office has ensured the continuity of the golpista agenda in Tegucigalpa.
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Events
CLACS Research Colloquium
Desde dónde y hacia dónde "descolonizarse"
March 22, 2010 6:00pm - 8:00pm
King Juan Carlos Center 53 Washington Square South, Room 324
Peoples' World Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth
April 19-22, 2010
Cochabamba, Bolivia
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