[Peace] Honduran activist to speak at Channing-Murray

[Jan & Durl Kruse]

Central America's Struggle for Human Rights:
Stories our Media Would 
Rather Not Tell
Carlos Euceda of the Confederation of Aboriginal
and 
Black People of Honduras (CONPAH)

Channing-Murray Foundation, 1209 W. 
Oregon, U.
Thursday, Jan. 29, 7 p.m.

The people most adversely 
affected by the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas
are the indigenous 
people.  Through his work with CONPAH, Carlos Euceda has worked
as an 
advocate for eight indigenous and black groups of Honduras in their 
increasingly
desperate struggles to preserve their livelihoods,languages and 
cultures.  He has a strong
interest in using radio stations to help 
maintain the peoples' way of life.  In addition to
CONPAH, Mr. Euceda 
has facilitated Pastors for Peace caravans to Honduras.  His talk
will 
be given in Spanish with English translation.  There will be an opportunity 
to talk
informally with Carlos Euceda after his presentation.  This 
event is co-sponsored by
Channing-Murray Foundation and The Primary 
Communications Project.

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