2004
Coke's woes, other gloom drag stocks
by http://www.twincities.com/
Stocks sagged Wednesday after Coca-Cola Co. and several other companies issued gloomy forecasts, and a lower-than-expected reading on industrial production for August threw the nation's broader economic outlook into question.
MARK THOMAS OPEN LETTER TO BILL RAMMEL
IN THIS WEEK'S NEW STATESMAN MAGAZINE
11 October 2004
Is the British government helping to train Colombian military units suspected of killing trade unionists and campaigners against privatisation?
"Open letter to Bill Rammel, Parliamentary Under secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (responsible for human rights).
Dear Bill
URGENT ACTION: DEATH THREATS AGAINST SINTRAUNICOL
09/11/2004
The Jose Alvear Restrepo Lawyers Collective denounce to the National and International community, the following death threats against various members of SINTRAUNICOL- the University Workers Union.
On Saturday 30 October, a leaflet was delivered to the offices of SINTRAUNICOL in Bogotá, threatening several of the union leadership.
It read as follows:
Open Letter from the prison by Samuel Morales Florez
10/11/04
Having been abducted by the current regime in Colombia, I find myself today in one of the jails designed under the Colombian Plan. But dignity and freedom of thought, like the phoenix transcend the bars and prison cells of State repression and tyranny.
BUCARAMANGA: MORE DEATH THREATS AGAINST COCA COLA WORKER AND TRADE UNIONISTS.
On 17 November 2004 at about midday, paramilitaries delivered the following message to the headquarters of the regional CUT in Bucaramanga, Santander:
Campaign aims to hit Coke where it hurts
Former stockbroker joins forces with billionaire's son in ambitious attempt to 'bring down Coca-Cola' by devaluing drinks giant's shares
Paul Marinko
Thursday November 25, 2004
The Guardian
An anti-capitalist former stockbroker and the son of Sir James Goldsmith have launched an audacious attempt to halve the value of Coca-Cola's shares.
Colombia: "Avanza control paramilitar"
26/11/2004
Durante 25 años, el sacerdote jesuita Javier Giraldo ha sido un constante defensor de los derechos humanos en Colombia y un crítico severo de la responsabilidad de los distintos gobiernos.
En 1988 ayudó a la creación de Justicia y Paz, una comisión intercongregacional que presta ayuda humanitaria y legal a colombianos que viven en zonas de intenso conflicto.
El sacerdote es un crítico del actual gobierno de Álvaro Uribe Vélez y en especial de su proceso de paz con los grupos paramilitares.
Queen's University Back Boycott and use Coke Profits to Finance Campaign
Coke Loses Another Legal Battle in Colombia
29/11/2004
Queen's University Student Council voted on November 25th of back the worldwide boycott of Coca Cola called by Sinaltrainal. The Union's decision makes Queen's the third university in Ireland to lend its support to the boycott.



