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Limerick - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970

Film Showing: "Bolivia is not for sale!"

category limerick | anti-capitalism | event notice author Friday September 07, 2007 17:17author by UL Socialist - UL Socialist Youthauthor email socialistyouth at hotmail dot comauthor address University of Limerickauthor phone 086-8064801 Report this post to the editors

A short must-see film on the revolution in Bolivia

UL Socialist Youth Invite You
Societies Day Film Showing

8pm, Wednesday 12th, Week 1
Students Union Building Room 3

Followed by snacks, informal chat and Q&A about the film and socialist ideas
Come along - Join UL Socialist Youth
Come along - Join UL Socialist Youth

- In the last few years Bolivia has seen huge protest movements aginst privatisation of gas and water, the unjust tax system there and succesive right-wing governments.

- Students and workers have led the movements which have succesfully toppeled a number of presidents and brought the left-leaning President Morales to power.

- Now in Bolivia, Venezuela and throughout Latin America, the need for a socialist alternative to capitalism is firmly on the agenda.

- This 35 minute documentary captures the events in Bolivia including the Water, Gas and Tax Wars. It is a must see for all who wish to see similar movements built here to fight against environmental destruction, war, privatisation and low pay.

Related Link: http://www.SocialistYouth.wordpress.com

PDF Document PDF of the leaflet for the film showing 0.42 Mb


author by Eagle-eyepublication date Fri Sep 07, 2007 17:22author address author phone Report this post to the editors

If that's the poster you're using to advertise this event it might be a good idea to put the date on the actual poster before you stick it up anywhere.

author by UL Socialistpublication date Fri Sep 07, 2007 20:38author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Maybe, but in UL the calender is really known by week 1, 2, 3 etc, not the actual dates.

Thanks,
Cian

 
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