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Boycott Coca Cola - cambridge talk

people and planet | 16.02.2006 01:02 | Cambridge

Ray Rogers, of the US Killer Coke campaign, will be speaking in Cambridge on Monday (20th of Februrary). The meeting will be held in the Munby room, King's College, at 8pm.

Also speaking is Andy Higginbottom (UK Colombia Solidarity Campaign).

Ray Rogers Introduction

Ray has been described in the American press as "labor's most innovative strategist" and "a labor legend." Time magazine commented that "Rogers has brought some of the most powerful corporations to their knees, and his ideas are spreading."

In the mid-90s, big business interests launched an unsuccessful effort in the United States Congress to outlaw "corporate campaigns," the term Ray coined in 1976 to describe strategies and tactics he employs to help achieve victories for labour and other victims of corporate abuse.

Ray believes that the only way to challenge abusive corporations like Coca-Cola is to "confront power with power."

For more information about the Boycott Coca-Cola campaign, see

 http://www.colombiasolidarity.org.uk/
 http://www.killercoke.org/

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Additions

Ray no longer talking at this event, but he will be in London this Saturday

17.02.2006 10:52

Ray isn't now talking in Cambridge - Andy Higginbottom from the Colombia Solidarity Campaign will be talking at this event on Monday.

However, there is one last chance to se Ray here in the UK on Saturday in London at 1.30pm:



The Killer Coke Campaign & Colombian Workers’ Solidarity

with
Ray Rogers (from the Campaign to Stop Killer Coke)
&
Andy Higginbottom (Colombian Solidarity Campaign)

plus short film

followed at 4pm by a film showing by the Bolivia Solidarity Campaign of:
"Bolivia is not for sale"

THIS SATURDAY
1.30PM

AT

THE OCCUPIED SOCIAL CENTRE
21 RUSSELL SQUARE,
London WC1E
(round the corner from SOAS)

nearest tube: Russel Square (but also walking distance from Euston, Euston Sq. & Kings Cross).




Colombia Solidarity Campaign