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The
Profits Of Extermination
How U.S. Corporate
Power is Destroying Colombia
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"With
icy precision, The Profits Of Extermination makes
real the meaning behind the terms FTAA (Free Trade Agreement
of the Americas), globalization and neo-liberalism."
Cecelia Zarate-Laun,
Program Director of the Colombia Support Network
"Francisco Ramirez, focusing
on the mining industry in which he is involved as a unionist,
recounts in detail the struggles of his fellow workers and
the violent response by the mining corporations and the US
and Colombian military which protect them. We should be grateful
for real heroes like Francisco Ramirez."
Daniel M. Kovalik,
Assistant General Counsel, United Steelworkers of America,
AFL-CIO/CLC
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The Profits Of Extermination: How U.S. Corporate
Power is Destroying Colombia
by Francisco
Ramírez Cuellar with introduction by Aviva Chomsky
Publisher, Common Courage Press
April 2005
Paperback, 142 pages
ISBN: 1567513220
$10.00 (see below)
Description:
The Profits Of Extermination uncovers the costs of
foreign investment, privatization and neo-liberalism in Colombia.
US corporations have manipulated the law and worked hand in
hand with right-wing death squads and the US government to
ensure profits at the cost of the rights and lives of workers,
peasants and miners. Colombia is the third-largest recipient
of US military aid. According to this study by the Francisco
Ramírez Cuellar, president of the Colombian mineworkers’
union, and historian Aviva Chomsky, both US military aid and
human rights violations are disproportionately concentrated
in Colombia's lucrative mining and energy zones, where large
foreign corporations use military and paramilitary forces
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The Profits Of Extermination:
How U.S. Corporate Power is Destroying Colombia
by Francisco Ramírez
Cuellar with introduction by Aviva Chomsky
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