Following the March 1st attack by a Colombian military operation that resulted in the death of 20 FARC forces including rebel leader Raul Reyes. Interview with slain FARC leader from July 2007.

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http://www.colombiajournal.org/colombia259.htm

PHILADELPHIA, PA.- November 8, 2007 - They're young, They're dangerous
and they are determined to cause eternal doom on the world. Young
African American Males contributed to 80% of violent crime in Kansas
City, even though African Americans were merely less than 30% of the
population. Philadelphia is over 50% African American and has over 230
murdered young African American men, but who is to blame? According to
some African American leaders of racial equality, African American
genocide is a direct result of slavery, a part of history that can
never be erased, thus resulting in a perpetual cycle of crime amongst
African Americans.

Debate is hot over Senate Bill 226, which would amend the Mental Health Procedures Act of 1976 by adding an article providing for "Assisted Outpatient Treatment". This proposed law would allow for involuntary commitment to outpatient services, sheriff or police authorization to forcibly bring an individual to a physician's office for evaluation, forcible court-ordered medication, regular blood testing to enforce compliance, and a "treatment plan" that is a matter of public court record and submitted to a judge, for any individual deemed "unlikely to 'survive safely' in the community without supervision."

STOP THE CRIMINALIZATION OF THE AFRICAN COMMUNITY! NO VIGILANTISM • STOP POLICE BRUTALITY Launching the Campaign: “10,000 People Against Stop and Frisk!”

Philadelphia's 10000 Men Movement aims to revitalize black communities and combat violence through a massive do-it-yourself community building campaign. Recognizing that, in the words of Police Commissioner Johnson, "locking people up is not the answer," speakers encouraged the assembled men to engage in the community and support a black economy.

Philadelphia journalist and lawyer David A. Love, writes that "The nationwide problem of prison overcrowding provides a perfect opportunity for society to examine real prison reform....With over 2.2 million people incarcerated in its federal, state and local institutions, no other country imprisons as many of its people per capita - or in absolute numbers for that matter - as the United States.... Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell is proposing alternative sentencing for nonviolent drug offenders, including early release, drug treatment, and recidivism prevention programs. This, as the Keystone State faces a crisis of prison overcrowding, with a legacy of tough sentencing and life without parole that has broken up families and ravaged poor communities, yet has done nothing to address the troubling homicide rate in cities such as Philadelphia."

"Clean Break" Crowd moves their agenda forward...

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RACISMO EN EL SISTEMA DE SALUD DE BOLIVIA: MINISTRA DE SALUD DE BOLIVIA DEL MAS DISCRIMINÓ A DESTACADO MÉDICO BOLIVIANO ESPECIALIZADO EN EL EXTERIOR

RACISMO EN EL SISTEMA DE SALUD DE BOLIVIA: MINISTRA DE SALUD DE BOLIVIA DEL MAS DISCRIMINÓ A DESTACADO MÉDICO BOLIVIANO ESPECIALIZADO EN EL EXTERIOR