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To Wisdom Through Failure

A Journey of Compassion, Resistanceand Hope
by Larry Rosebaugh, OMI

is a story of compassion, resistance and hope
seen through the eyes of an Oblate missionary
priest. From prison to the streets, Larry
Rosebaugh brings to life the struggles and hopes
of the poor and excluded as he discovers God’s
presence among them. His journey spans four
decades, from resisting war in Vietnam and
Central America, to accompanying the homeless
and displaced in Brazil, El Salvador, Mexico,
Guatemala and the U.S.

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Cancer in the Body Politic

Diagnosis and Prescription for an America in Decline
by Peter D. Mott, M.D

Peter Mott has brought together his life as a
physician and his activism on behalf of human rights
to give us what he calls a “diagnosis and prescription”
for our nation, which badly needs both. This is a work
of both fact and imagination, with a spiritual thread,
a moral center, and it comes at a time in our history
when we can use both common sense about the
present and hope for the future.
- Howard Zinn, Professor Emeritus,
History, Boston University
This book is at once a diagnosis of the oncoming
American tragedy by an experienced physician,
and a call to — and prescription for — action from
a long-time, highly knowledgeable activist. His first-hand experiences,
notably in the United States and Latin America, deserve attention
and, one hopes, will fuel discussions that help produce policies
radically different from those of the recent past.
- Walter LaFeber, Author of America, Russia, and the Cold war, 1945-2006

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The Venezuela Reader

The Building of a People's Democracy

Edited by Olivia Burlingame Goumbri

"The depth of analysis found in 'The Venezuela Reader' makes this a unique collection of invaluable material for anyone seeking to understand the emergence of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian project in Venezuela. Countering right-wing propaganda and outrageous distortions, 'The Venezuela Reader' offers an arsenal of information in order to appreciate the tensions, movements and challenges facing contemporary Venezuela." - Bill Fletcher Jr., President of TransAfrica Forum.  Topics include: Women's Rights, Judicial Reform, Land Reform, Indigenous Rights, Afro-Venezuelan Politics, the Media, U.S. Intervention and the Failed Coup, and much more!   

EPICA * 176 pages * 2005 * $15.00  Order Now!

 

Faithful Community

by Philip E. Wheaton

 
Faithful Community documents the growth and constant revival of a Christian base community (CBC) in northern Nicaragua.  The author, long time activist and liberation theologist, presents a story of survival and hope in the midst of extreme suffering and despair.  Despite the community's castigation and rejection by the Catholic hierarchy simply because of their rfusal to denounce their loyalty to the Sandanista Revolution, they have become one of the largest Christian base communities in Nicaragua today.

EPICA * 2005 * 239 pages * $14.95* Order now

 

 

Haiti Human Rights Investigation

November 11-21, 2004

by Thomas M. Griffin, Esq.

As the most comprehensive and truthful report to date on Haiti this report serves as a great resource for academics, students, and policy makers alike!  This report documents the human rights investigation led by Thomas M. Griffin, Esq. in November of 2004.  While in Haiti the delegation met with businessmen, grassroots leaders, gang members, victims of human rights violations, lawyers, human rights groups, and police and officials from the UN and the Haitian and U.S. governments, and conducted observations in poor neighborhoods, police stations, prisons, hospitals, and the state morgue.  This report presents an objective and clear analysis of the human rights situation in present day Haiti.  The varied actors involved in the current violence are also highlighted presenting many different perspectives including those of the economically powerful, the military, victims of torture, human rights monitors, and legal experts.  The report concludes that many Haitians, especially those living in poor neighborhoods, now struggle against inhuman horror.
 
EPICA * 54 pages* Photos* 2005* $7.00 Order Now!

 

¡Ya Basta! 10 Years Of The Zapatista Uprising:

Writings by Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
Forewords by Noam Chomsky and Naomi Klein, Edited by Ziga Vodovnik

"The Zapatista uprising in Chiapas was certainly one of the most dramatic and important instances in our time of a genuine grassroots movement against oppression. In this volume, the writings of Subcomandante Marcos give eloquent expression to this movement, revealing both its philosophical foundations and its tactical ingenuity. I believe his words and the statements of the Zapatistas can inspire a new generation of activists and let them understand that it is possible for ordinary people, without military power, without wealth, to challenge state power successfully on behalf of social justice." -Howard Zinn

AK Press * 687 pages * English * 2004 * $26.95* Order now

Plan Pluebla Panama - 2nd Edition

published by the Network Opposed to Plan Puebla Panama This booklet documents the massive industrial development plan extending throughout southern Mexico and Central America. It contains 18 short articles from organizations in 5 countries outlining the social and environmental impact of the plan as well as alternatives.

No PPP • 2004 • 48 pages • English $5.00

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HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT- DVD

by John H. Smihula narrated by Martin Sheen
Featuring Eduardo Galeano, Noam Chomsky, Sister Dianna Ortiz and others including U.S. senators and army officials, this documentary film on the School of the Americas presents different points of view which illuminate the turbulent reality of Latin America. Demystifying the the policy-making process and shedding light on some of the most complex and urgent problems facing U.S. citizens today it is perfect for educational events or your own private collection! "Incredible documentary....should be required viewing." -Amy Goodman, "Democracy Now!"
A Raven's Call Production * 122 minutes * English with Spanish subtitles * 2003 * $25.00* Order now

 

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