The ProLibertad Freedom Campaign wishes our brother Oscar Lopez Rivera a wonderful 70th Birthday! Please take a moment to send Oscar a letter, post card or birthday card! Remind him that he has international support!
 
 
Send him your birthday wishes to:
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Oscar Lopez Rivera

#87651-024

FCI Terre Haute

PO Box 33

Terre Haute, IN, 47808

 
 
We ask all of our allies and supporters to celebrate Oscar's birthday by attending and supporting the following two events here in NYC:

NYC-Book Reception/Fundraiser For Political Prisoner Oscar López Rivera

on “Between Torture and Resistance “
Martin Luther King Center
Thursday, January 10, 2012, 6-8pm
Art Gallery-Bread & Roses
310 West 43rd Street
NY, NY


Program:
Maria Kercado (Vice President of 1199), emcee-
Matt Myers- Prologue of book and message from Bishop Desmund Tutu
VIDEO Clips: Encuentro Internacional de Derechos Humanos-en Puerto Rico


Keynote Speakers:
* José López Rivera, brother of Political Prisoner Oscar – Reading of book (to be confirmed)
* Luis Rosa, former political Prisoner
* Cultural Presentation
· Artist Juan Sanchez ( to be confirmed)
· Artesano de la Plena-Hermanos Velez (to be confirmed for date)
· Poetry


Sponsors: Caribbean and Latin American Democratic Committee of 1199/ SEIU, National Boricua Human Rights Network, Union 1199, Comité de Puerto Rico en la ONU (Puerto Rico Committee in UN), Resistance in Brooklyn, Professor Ana M. López of the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Unit/Humanities Department at Hostos Community College, Friends of Puerto Rico Initiative (list in formation)

“Crime Against Humanity”
Returns To New York

After performing to over 5000 people throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico, Crime Against Humanity returns to New York. Crime Against Humanity is a play based on the real life experiences of fourteen Puerto Rican political prisoners who spent more than two decades in prisons for seditious conspiracy- one of whom are still incarcerated.
The production brings us into the U.S. prison system in a way no other play has, focusing on the politically motivated use of isolation, selective punishment, sensory deprivation and disproportionate sentences.


Saturday January 12th at the RED CARPET THEATRE,
240 E 123rd St New York, NY 10035.
Time: 6:30 pm
Tickets: $15-$20



Produced by the National Boricua Human Rights Network New York City Chapter
For tickets and more information please visit CrimeAgainstHumanity.net
(646) 450-4014


Or can be picked up in person
East Harlem Cafe
1651 Lexington Avenue,
New York, NY

Submitted by:
The ProLibertad Freedom Campaign
www.proLibertadweb.com
ProLibertad@hotmail.com

718-601-4751




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