One of 600 anti-privatization protesters who
occupied the Minicipal Administration Center in
Cali gives the peace sign to supporters below. Photo: Mario Novelli
Thousands of protesting workers in Cali forced the
government to abandon plans to privatize the
municipal-owned public services company, EMCALI. Photo: Mario Novelli
Police officers prepare to enter the National
University to confront students protesting
President Clinton's Colombia trip. Photo: Liam Craig-Best
Demonstrators protesting President Clinton's Colombia trip
assault the outer wall of the heavily fortified
U.S. embassy compound in Bogota. Photo: Liam Craig-Best
Campesinos blockade the highway in Lizama,
Santander, to protest against a proposed
demilitarized zone for the ELN in sur de Bolivar. Photo: Garry Leech
The 3,000 campesinos at the highway blockade
in Lizama, Santander, were also protesting the
aerial spraying of coca crops in the area. Photo: Garry Leech
Rebels often attack this oil pipeline in Putumayo to protest
the foreign exploitation of Colombia's resources. Photo: Garry Leech
Remains of a FARC motorcycle bomb that exploded
in front of a bank in Puerto Asis, Putumayo. Photo: Garry Leech
Cars burned by rebels during the FARC's
blockade of Putumayo in the fall of 2000. Photo: Garry Leech
The FARC's blockade was a protest against
Plan Colombia's impending military offensive. Photo: Garry Leech
Demonstrators in New York City protesting
against the $1.3 billion U.S. aid package to Colombia. Photo: Eric Fichtl
Demonstrators in New York City protesting
against U.S. military involvement in Colombia. Photo: Eric Fichtl
