National Boricua
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COMUNICADO DE PRENSA
Taller de Derechos Civiles repudia intervenciones del FBI
San Juan – El Taller de Derechos Civiles, que reúne a estudiantes de Derecho de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, se expresó en contra de las intervenciones con ciudadanos y ciudadanas que está llevando a cabo el Negociado Federal de Investigaciones (FBI, por sus siglas en [...]

Representantes de diversas organizaciones independentistas, socialistas y de los derechos humanos convocaron ayer, por medio de la Mesa de Solidaridad contra la represión federal, a la marcha…

“The Attorney General abandoned his responsibility to defend the interests of the Puerto Rican people and became the defense attorney for the FBI…

• April 1: Crime Against Humanity & Artist Tania Frontera
• April 3: Latina/o Speak Out!

One of the biggest post-9/11 criminal cases involves the prosecution of fourteen radical environmentalists on a slew of charges for property destruction, mainly arson, and conspiracy…Yet because the T-word is attached to the case, people are facing more severe punishments than they might otherwise face for property destruction—including the possibility of life in prison.

By Jan Susler
Originally Posted Tuesday, February 14, 2006
“The only domestic terrorist attack here is the U.S. government’s attack on the people of Puerto Rico.”
—New York State Assemblyman José Rivera. 1
In a move reminiscent of a U.S. Marine invasion of a foreign country, the FBI descended [...]

(From National Radio Project website)
In 1971, John Young, a San Francisco police officer was killed. Members of the Black Panther party were arrested, charged and then tortured by San Francisco and New Orleans police. Courts eventually dismissed the charges based on the police extracting confessions via torture. Now more than 35 years later, the case [...]