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Solidarity with Bradley Manning

compiled by the El Reportero’s staff

Nemcatacoa Teatro August 2,3,4, 8:15pm @ 24th Street Mission BART stationNemcatacoa Teatro August 2,3,4, 8:15pm @ 24th Street Mission BART station

Amnesty International called whistleblower Bradley Manning’s prosecution a “travesy of justice.” After more than three years in prison before trial, he still faces possible life imprisonment under the government’s “Aiding the Enemy” charge. NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden fled the country because he fears prosecution like what Bradley Manning has experienced. It’s now up to us, as American citizens, to defend our right to stay informed. Our country’s future depends upon it.

Please join us for the last worldwide day of action during Bradley Manning’s trial, Saturday, July 27. We’re demonstrating to tell Convening Authority Major General Buchanan, the man with the power to reduce Bradley’s sentence, to do the right thing and free him!

There will be speakers, a sing-along, banners, Bradley Manning face masks, and postcards we will mail to Bradley from our historic Berkeley Main Post Office.

On July 25, 2013, from 3 – 4 p.m., at the Berkeley Main Post Office, 2100 Allston Way Berkeley.

The Bradley Manning action will follow the “Save the Post Office” rally taking place from 11-3 p.m. at the same location. Come on out and support our Whistleblowing Hero– Bradley Manning!

Consulates of El Salvador are launching TPS-Mobiles and extended schedules

Consulates of El Salvador in different cities in the United States are launching a series of TPS-Mobile in the coming days in order to bring the re-registration process to the Temporary Protection Statutes (TPS) closer to compatriots in their respective jurisdictions.

The Ambassador of El Salvador in the United States, Rubén Zamora, reminded his fellow Salvadorans that “it is important that Salvadorans do their TPS re-registration as soon as possible to enjoy migration stability for other 18 months. Reenrollment is the best insurance with or without an immigration reform.

If there is an immigration reform, Salvadorans with TPS could enter a special category. If there is no reform, re-registration will guarantee more stability in this country”. Re-registration ends on July 29, 2013.

The Embassy of El Salvador reminded that our advice to TPS is completely free and that there is immigration legal assistance for special cases.

Any questions regarding re-registration can be made at the 1-888-30-111-30 hotline or at the Embassy hotline at 202-595-7500. You can also visit our Facebook site, www.facebook.com/embelsalvadorusa and twitter @El_Salvador_EMB. Buena Vista Horace Mann School, 3351 23rd St. San Francisco, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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