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Allies Across the Border (paper)

Mexico's “Authentic Labor Front” and Global Solidarity
Dale Hathaway
Released 2000-01-01
This first book on Mexico’s pioneer independent labor federation, the Authentic Labor Front (the FAT), shows how activists are gaining strength in coalition with their “allies across the border.”
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Bananeras (paper)

Women Transforming the Banana Unions of Latin America
Dana Frank
Released 2005-09-29
Banana workers are waging a quiet revolution in Latin American labor organizing by making women's issues central. Their successes disrupt the popular image of the Latin American woman worker as a passive bystander and offer a new model for international labor solidarity.
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Blood on the Border (paper)

A Memoir of the Contra War
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Released 2005-11-01
Drawing on her experiences during the US-Contra war in Nicaragua, noted memoirist and historian Dunbar-Ortiz draws conclusions about contemporary US aggression. She recalls CIA disinformation, contra violence, and US government manipulation of human rights and solidarity organizations.
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Break-ins, Death Threats, and the FBI (paper)

The Covert War Against the Central America Movement
Ross Gelbspan
Released 1991-01-01
Using extensive interviews with a Salvadoran American FBI employee, Pulitzer Prize- winning investigative journalist Ross Gelbspan documents the wide-ranging FBI assault on the Central America solidarity movement and other political dissidents.
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