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Cooperation Across Borders: El Salvador's Las Colinas is Hosted by a New England Food Co-op

Permanent link to this article: http://geo.coop/node/583
By Len Krimerman, Willimantic Inter-Cooperative Zone (WICZ)

Like many of you reading this, I drink Equal Exchange (EE) coffee at home and wherever else I can, and am happily aware that EE is both itself a worker cooperative and draws its coffee supply exclusively from small agricultural cooperatives throughout Latin America, Africa, and Asia. But - again, like many of you - until recently I knew next to nothing about these other co-ops, aside from some few sentences and photos on EE coffee bags.

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Nueva Vida Women's Sewing Co-op In Danger!

For those not familiar with Cooperative Maquiladora Mujeres de Nueva Vida (COMAMNUI) please visit www.jhc-cdca.org.

Dear Friends,

We urgently need your voice NOW! Someone is trying to steal our land, and we need you to write in our support!

We normally don't write this kind of emergency letter, but this time it's critical that you know now, pass the word, and respond. The volume of international response will have a strong effect. There is a sample letter below with an email address.

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