November 3, 2005

Bush faces mass protests, opposition to trade pact in Argentina

bushportrait.gifbushportrait.gifbushportrait.gifbushportrait.gifbushportrait.gifbushportrait.gif The two-day quadrennial Summit of the Americas being held in the Argentine seaside resort of Mar del Plata Nov. 4-5 will be marked by one of the largest demonstrations in the country’s history—called to repudiate the policies of the Bush administration. [via Axis of Logic]

... "On Monday, a campaign was initiated in Argentina via email and text-messaging calling on people to hang black flags from their homes and cars as a symbol of “mourning” over Bush’s presence.

The “mourning,” the message read, “is so that we can show not only our rejection and indignation, but also our respect for all those who have died and are dying because of this perverse character.”

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