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MEDIA ALERT! - M25 COALITION HITS POLICE ABUSE
MARCH 25 COALITION
Media Advisory
What: Press Conference
Who: March 25 Coalition and Victims of Police Abuse
When: Wednesday May 2, 2007 at 4:00 PM
Where: Parker Center - 150 N. Los Angeles St.
On Wednesday May 2nd at 4:00 PM, the LA March 25 Coalition; victims of police violence and misconduct; and members of the hunger strike to end raids and deportations will hold a press conference to denounce yesterday's police abuse against the immigrant community and project the future of the immigrant rights movement. That future perspective will take into account the march of 10's of thousands that marched yesterday at the May 1st Boycott starting at Olympic & Broadway, constituting the largest demonstration in Los Angeles since May Day 2006. Members of the national committee of the National May 1 Movement for Worker and Immigrant Rights responsible for building the marches of 100's of thousands across the nation will discuss future plans in defense of the immigrant community against such attacks by local police and government.
Present at the media event:
March 25 Coalition political and media strategist and Coordinating Committee member of National May 1 Movement for Worker and Immigrant Rights Javier Rodriguez, Father Luis Nieto, Gloria Saucedo, plus student leaders, union representatives, clergy, community and political organizations.
The March 25 Coalition is the LA based umbrella organization which organized the March 25, 2006 1.7 million Mega March in LA, galvanized the country for the May 1 Great American Boycott and it is a founding member of the May 1 National Movement for Workers and Immigrant Rights, which is a national coalition composed of over 100 organizations which convened the May 1 Great American Boycott II 2007 after a national conference held in Feb 2007 at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
Media Advisory
CONTACTS: JAVIER RODRIGUEZ 323-702-6397 jrodhdztf@hotmail.com
JOHN PARKER 323-936-7266 johnp@wwpublish.com
WILLIAM TORRES 323-228-2753 gtorres66@hotmail.com
GLORIA SAUCEDO 818-919-4718 gloriasau@hotmail.com
LA May 1 Great American Boycott II Leaders
with Victims of LAPD Abuse
and National Lawyers Guild members
Denounce LAPD Violence and Announce
National Campaign in Defense of Immigrants Rights.
with Victims of LAPD Abuse
and National Lawyers Guild members
Denounce LAPD Violence and Announce
National Campaign in Defense of Immigrants Rights.
What: Press Conference
Who: March 25 Coalition and Victims of Police Abuse
When: Wednesday May 2, 2007 at 4:00 PM
Where: Parker Center - 150 N. Los Angeles St.
On Wednesday May 2nd at 4:00 PM, the LA March 25 Coalition; victims of police violence and misconduct; and members of the hunger strike to end raids and deportations will hold a press conference to denounce yesterday's police abuse against the immigrant community and project the future of the immigrant rights movement. That future perspective will take into account the march of 10's of thousands that marched yesterday at the May 1st Boycott starting at Olympic & Broadway, constituting the largest demonstration in Los Angeles since May Day 2006. Members of the national committee of the National May 1 Movement for Worker and Immigrant Rights responsible for building the marches of 100's of thousands across the nation will discuss future plans in defense of the immigrant community against such attacks by local police and government.
Present at the media event:
March 25 Coalition political and media strategist and Coordinating Committee member of National May 1 Movement for Worker and Immigrant Rights Javier Rodriguez, Father Luis Nieto, Gloria Saucedo, plus student leaders, union representatives, clergy, community and political organizations.
The March 25 Coalition is the LA based umbrella organization which organized the March 25, 2006 1.7 million Mega March in LA, galvanized the country for the May 1 Great American Boycott and it is a founding member of the May 1 National Movement for Workers and Immigrant Rights, which is a national coalition composed of over 100 organizations which convened the May 1 Great American Boycott II 2007 after a national conference held in Feb 2007 at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
