A disturbing trend is afoot. In the past couple of months, in two countries, governments have relied on broadly-worded terrorism laws to put down social protests...Political demonstrators in El Salvador and London, [England] have found police deploying a new weapon against them: laws designed to prevent and punish terrorism.

I should like to trace the paradoxical discourse not only of the western doctrines, but also of Middle-Eastern contexts, to show the contrary relations between dominant readings/interpretations and the volition and power which resistance and refusal can garner for its benefit. I will shortly speak about the Shari-ah. The Shari’ah is the body of Islamic law that was developed by religious scholars (Ulama’s) after the death of the Prophet Muhammad.

Nov 11, 2005 | Prensa Latina

Opposition Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) reiterated Friday that the recent modifications to the El Salvador electoral code would remove legitimacy and transparency from the 2006 elections.

Center for Justice & Accountability

Fresno, September 3, 2004. Today at 5.45 pm, Judge Wanger issued a
historic decision holding Modesto resident Alvaro Saravia responsible for his
role in the assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador as he was
saying mass on March 24, 1980. Judge Wanger ordered Saravia to pay $10 million
to the plaintiff, a relative of the Archbishop, who has still not been
identified for security reasons.

The HEU are not the only health care union in urgent need of assistance; look what's happening to our sisters and brothers in El Salvador...