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Bonnie Raitt & Dolores Huerta BraveNation.com Video
Interviews worth watching.
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7and7is Live in Cuba - Instant Karma
In December 2007, an indie rock band from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada became the first foreign rock band to tour Cuba. They made it through 7 shows in 5 cities and broke ground in the name of Rock and Roll.
7and7is played a wide range of shows, from a John Lennon memorial concert for thousands of people in Cienfuegos, to a huge festival stage for 10 people in Havana. They saw Cuban countryside, art, museums and metal clubs.
This is footage from the John Lennon festival; 7and7is doing a cover of Instant Karma
Filmmaker Drew McIntosh and Designer/Audio Engineer Bryan Kulba accompanied the band through Cuba, documenting their progress with photo, video and audio recordings.
The band was invited by the Cuban Association Hermanos Saiz and were funded by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
Documentary film coming soon from the sundial.
7and7isincuba.com
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Video 2/3 In December 2007, an indie rock band from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada became the first foreign rock band to tour Cuba. They made it thro... more -
Petition for TIBET!
Please sign it. If you don't help people just because you're not faced with their situation, you may be next.
That's not a threat, it's reality.
Stand up for the oppressed!
PEACE! Please sign it. If you don't help people just because you're not faced with their situation, you may be next. ... more -
Web interested on the Third World
This is a web with short clips about the Third World and the people who work on NGOs. It's done in Barcelona (Spain) by the association Solidarity and Comunication (SICOM)
Contact: Siscu Baiges / 0034637511790 / sbaiges@comradio.es This is a web with short clips about the Third World and the people who work on NGOs. It's done in Barcelona (Spain) by the asso... more -
The struggle continues...
Tūhoe nation describes the culture, language and identity of a people who still have a memory, through oral tradition, of pre-european Tūhoetanga and remember that free people donÂ’t volunteer to be slaves. - Te Mana Motuhake ō Tūhoe: A united front. Liberation for all!
The 17 people who were arrested in the raids of 15th October are all out on bail now and charges under the Terrorism Suppression Act will not be laid. However, 16 people - people from Tūhoe, Te Atiawa, Maniapoto, Pakeha; indigenous activists, anarchists, environmental and anti-war activists - are still facing charges under the Arms Act. Here is a list of upcoming solidarity events, information on donating money to the various funds and links to various groups. The struggle continuesÂ… Tūhoe nation describes the culture, language and identity of a people who still have a memory, through oral tradition, of pre... more
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