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Latin America Solidarity

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1	Ágora TV Internet TV site with a number of documentaries on Argentina's resistance to the military dictatorship.	1603
2	Center for International Policy (CIP) Founded in 1975, the Center for international Policy is a nonprofit educational and research organization promoting a U.S. foreign policy based on international cooperation, demilitarization and respect for basic human rights.	2380
3	Disarm Education Fund The Disarm Education Fund is a 30 year old peace and social justice organization, and one of the largest donors of medicine and medical supplies to Cuba in the country. They also conduct medical programs in Guatemala and Nicaragua.	1768
4	Enough is Enough! Project Zapatista strategies of organization and outreach provide an inspiring example of radical social empowerment and movement building for grassroots organizers, community leaders, and activists worldwide. The ?Enough Is Enough! Project aims to spread the Zapatista approach in North-American activist circles.	1781
5	Illinois Maya Ministry Provides educational and supportive work to Mayan people who have fled from Guatemala to Chiapas, Mexico, plus to peoples in Guatemala. People from anywhere in the country are welcome and encouraged to experience this culture first-hand by attending the on-site tours. IMM is a way to give and a way to get; to gain the enriching life experience of these oppressed people. It is a way to learn a joy from the simple basics of life as the talented Mayan people live it.	1728
6	Global Exchange Global Exchange is a human rights organization dedicated to promoting environmental, political, and social justice around the world. Since our founding in 1988, we have been striving to increase global awareness among the US public while building international partnerships around the world.	1669
7	Latin America Solidarity Coalition The Latin America Solidarity Coalition (LASC) is a coalition of national and local US grassroots groups working in solidarity with civil society, popular movements, and progressive forces throughout Latin America and the Caribbean to oppose US military and economic intervention and to support the right to self determination and autonomy for all peoples.	1930
8	Latin America Working Group (LAWG) The Latin America Working Group (LAWG) is a coalition of over sixty religious, human rights, policy, grassroots and development organizations. Since 1983, the coalition has been striving for U.S. policies that promote peace, justice and sustainable development in the region.	1989
9	MADRE An International Women's Human Rights Organization demanding human rights for women and families.	1720
10	Mexico Solidarity Network The Mexico Solidarity Network is a coalition of over 80 organizations struggling for human rights, economic justice and democracy in the United States and Mexico.	2675
11	Resource Center of the Americas Globalizing Human Rights	1786
12	Vieques Libre Organzation working in solidarity with the people of Vieques and to demand withdrawl of US Naval occupation of this island.	1976