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Program Information
CKUT
An interview with Dr. Alejandro Villamar of the RMALC
Interview
Alejandro Villamar
 Aaron  Contact Contributor
July 31, 2007, 9:45 p.m.
Listen to an interview with Dr. Alejandro Villemar of the Red Mexicana de Accion Frente al Libre Comercio (RMALC). Recorded in Mexico City on July 20, 2007.
Produced for CKUT radio by Aaron Lakoff
(aaron [at] resist [dot] ca).
While not widely known to the public in Canada, the USA, or Mexico, the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) seeks to harmonize the security, economic, and foreign policies of all 3 countries on the North American continent.

As George W. Bush, Stephen Harper, and Felipe Calderon are preparing for the 3 summit of the "3 amigos", set to take place in Montebello, Quebec, August 20-21, numerous groups in social movements throughout the continent are also mobilizing against the SPP and all the policies that it seeks to implement.

In this report, we hear from Dr. Alejandro Villamar of the RMALC (Red Mexicana de Accion Frente al Libre Comercio), an NGO doing popular education around the SPP (known as ASPAN in Spanish) in Mexico. Here he discusses the projected impacts that the SPP could have on workers, migrants, and the general Mexican public.

For more information:
www.rmalc.org.mx
www.psp-spp.com
www.ckut.ca
aaron.resist.ca

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00:31:42 1 July 20, 2007
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