Different organisations and individuals are calling for a united protest to oppose the military Yankee presence in Latin America.

In Manta - Ecuador they said to them No, however now Alvaro Uribe the Colombian President Narco-trafficker said YES to SEVEN AMERICAN MILITARY BASES IN COLOMBIA,(information below)

... Unity is more than necessary today to oppose the neo-colonial attempts of the well known Yankee Empire, and the CAPITALIST
MULTINATIONALS ... we call everyone to repudiate the Colombian government, Marionette of the United States for his ambition of militarise the continent.

Friday, 11th of September, at 12:30pm
outside the United States General Consulate in Melbourne, Australia
553 St Kilda Road
St. Kilda

We call to denounce the systematically violation of people’s and indigenous rights in Colombia from the Uribista government and the capitalist partners that accompanies it...

We call to intensify our solidarity and support to the political-social movements and indigenous organisations that fights for Justice and Dignity... We ask ourselves, who are the real terrorist?

Not to the militarisation in Latin America!
United States out of Colombia and Latin America!
Not to Micheletti’s dictatorship in Honduras!

For our memory...our tribute to all those that fought against the Pinochet’s dictatorship imposed on September 11 in 1973 with U.S. backup and support, country that not stop its violence against our people.

For information and media interview contact William 0449 788 530 0r (03) 9481 2273

The people united will never be defeated!

Called initiated by Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET),
lasnet@latinlasnet.or,www.latinamericansoldaritynetwork.org
Building Solidarity with Latin America
Building Bridges… Organising Globally… The Power of Grassroots Organisations

If you would like to sponsored it, welcome just send us an e-mail to lasnet@latinlasnet.org

US will have access to seven military bases in Colombia
http://colombiareports.com/colombia-news
Colombia will allow the United States access to seven military bases as part of a deal that allows the U.S. to conduct international "counternarcotics operations" from Colombian soil, Armed Forces commander Freddy Padilla announced Tuesday.

According to Padilla, the U.S. will have access to the Malambo airbase near the Caribbean coast and two airbases in central Colombia. Colombia also allows the U.S. to use naval bases in the country's Caribbean and Pacific waters.

Padilla added that the U.S. are committed to assist neighboring countries when asked for.

Colombian and U.S. military officials organized a symposiom in Bogota to explain to military commanders from other Latin American countries what the U.S.-Colombian cooperation entails. Colombian President Alvaro Uribe will travel to seven countries, all part of South American defense organization Unasur to take away criticism the plan is receiving.

After Ecuador refused to extend a contract it had with the U.S. that allowed the Americans to use an army base in Ecuadorean waters, the U.S. turned to ally Colombia to be able to continue "anti drugs operations" in the region.