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Schedule of the Climate Justice Dialogue & anti-G8 Convergence in Mexico City: Sept 29 to Oct 4!Schedule of the Climate Justice Dialogue & anti-G8 Convergence in Mexico City: Sept 29 to Oct 4!
http://contrag8.revolt.org espanol sigue Alternative climate activities to the G8+5 Climate Summit Friday, September 29 to Wednesday, October 4, 2006 in Mexico City! From September 29th to October 4th, 2006, in solidarity with world-wide voices proclaiming climate justice, join different Mexico City collectives and groups participating in the Climate Justice Dialogue and Convergence! This week features educational, cultural and political forums and events culminating Tuesday and Wednesday, October 3 and 4 with days of popular dialogue and action to advocate alternatives and demonstrate opposition against the ministerial meeting of the G8+5 countries and their official "Gleneagles Dialogue on Climate Change." The countries of the G8 (United States, England, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia) and the "plus 5" (Mexico, Brazil, the South Africa, India, and China) are meeting to negotiate the expansion of the "carbon market" and "commerce of carbon credits" - in other words, the sale of the atmosphere and legalization of the right to continue polluting the Earth's climate! The G8+5 countries are denying scientific warnings and the global call of people demanding immediate action to stop global warming and protect Earth's fragile climate by reducing our human consumption of fossil fuels. For the benefit of the interests of their own economies and to maintain their high level of consumption of hydrocarbons, the G8+5 countries are sacrificing the world! Location: All events at Auditorium Che Guevara, in Mexico City at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) - a venue of the philosophy faculty . Near Copilco and Universidad metro stops, routes 1 and 5. Friday September 29 Saturday September 30 Sunday October 1 Monday October 2 Tuesday October 3 Wednesday October 4 Organized by:
Un Foro Climático Alternativo al cumbre del G8+5 en México Viernes 29 de septiembre al 4 de octubre Miércoles El 3 y 4 de octubre México será el lugar de encuentro de las potencies mundiales durante la reunión ministerial del G8 y el seguimiento de los Dialogo de Gleneagles sobre el Cambio Climático un proceso llevado acabo entre los paÃses del G8 (Estado Unidos, Inglaterra, Canadá, Francia, Alemania, Italia, Japón y Rusia) con 5 paÃses mas; México, Brasil, Sur Ãfrica, India, y China, para adelantar un proceso informal de "soluciones" en base del "mercado y comercio de créditos de carbono"- la venta de la atmósfera y el derecho de seguir contaminándola, negando al proceso colectivo entre todo los paÃses y pueblos del mundo dentro de las Naciones Unidas (el Protocolo de Kyoto) al beneficio de los intereses de sus economÃas y su nivel de consumo de los hidrocarburos. En consonancia con las voces mundiales que proclaman la justicia climática diferentes colectivos de la Ciudad de México auspician del 29 de septiembre al 4 de octubre el Dialogo y Convergencia de Justicia Climática! Lugar: Auditorio Che Guevara de la UNAM. "La OkupaChe" A un costado de la facultad de filosofÃa- ruta 1 y 5 del metro Copilco Septiembre 29, viernes Septiembre 30, sabado Octubre 1, domingo Octubre 2, Lunes Octubre 3, Martes Octubre 4, Miércoles http://contrag8.revolt.org Auspiciado por: By nog8plus5 at 2006-09-28 16:30 | login to post comments
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EnglishSchedule of the Climate Justice Dialogue and Convergence in Mexico City, September 29 to October 4! At the US-Mexico border: Travel, migration and radical (climate) change CLIMATE JUSTICE NOW! Counter the G8 + 5 Climate Summit, October 3-4 in Mexico City CALL TO ACTION! Climate Justice Mobilization in Mexico --- Fundraising Letter and Call for Support! Climate Change and Mexican Farms Indymedia feature on repressive border policies of the G8 countries Informes / ReportsNavigationUser loginSearch |