 | Comunicado de “Ni Precintades Ni Callades”. ¡¡Comparte y difunde!! 00:02:30 Added on 4/8/2013 848 views |  |
Campanya de resposta als intents de precintes de centres socials.
Many detainees, who have been refusing food since February, moved into solitary cells to be force-fed and monitored.
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Guards clashed with prisoners as they sought to move hunger strikers out of communal cells [GALLO/GETTY]
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| Guards have swept through communal cellblocks at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp and moved the inmates into one-man cells in an attempt to end a hunger strike that began in February.”Some detainees resisted with improvised weapons, and in response, four less-than-lethal rounds were fired. There were no serious injuries to guards or detainees,” Navy Captain Robert Durand said in a news release on Saturday.
He said the action was taken because detainees had covered windows and surveillance cameras to block the guards’ view into the cellblocks. Continue reading “Guantanamo guards try to break Hunger Strike” |
#Revolució3D es una explosión de alternativas, solidaridad, apoyo mutuo, acción y coordinación de colectivas en el centro de Barcelona. Durante tres dias entre en 13 i el 15 de abril, haremos unas jornadas donde confluiran iniciativas, luchas latentes en la ciudad y fuera de la misma, espacios de creación, charlas, debates y mucho más...
Hello from Barcelona,
This is the (almost) weekly newsletter about the activities of 15M movement, mainly in Catalonia.
1. WE ARE NOT LEAVING, THEY ARE KICKING US OUT – #NoNosVamosNosEchan
On April 7th, Spanish youngsters living all around the world followed the mobilization call of the Spanish collective Juventud sin Futuro ( Youth without a future see NL#16, 3 ). The main demo was in Madrid, where thousands of people took to the streets. Solidarity demos and concentrations happened in more than 30 cities all around the world Continue reading “#15M Newsletter nr 42./Youth without Future/Eviction wars/Ribermusic”
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Act 4 Chapter 41
aALove is All you Need
–‘Oh Lulu Lululu.’– Barney gurgled, urgently.’-
Barney narrating
-‘Let’s go. Let’s go. Let’s go and find them now!’-
In less than an hour we had cleaned up Maggie’s Kitchen, prepared our picnics, fed all the animals and were all out the door with our bags on our backs. Leaving the neighbours having an assembly.
It was a mistake to all rush off, we needed someone at home working with the phone and computer. It was my fault, I was all shook up. I think I was anguished and elated at the same time. Continue reading “Serial of The Free: Ch 41 Love is all you need/ Ch 42 Back to the City”
The papers call us ‘anti-systemites’
Who are we? What are we against? When do we appear?
When do we we vanish?
Now we understand, that veteran, with glasses and gray hair, who first glanced at the fire and then threw on cartons to stir it up: he was an anti-systemite!
And how about those adolescents who parked their bikes and helped break the windows of the museum Diocesiá (the fraudsters and abusers). They were anti system too.
Continue reading “Who are those grinning Anti-systemites?”
‘Escrache’ in Spanish means a demo at the home of a corrupt person in power.
In recent weeks a wave of such demos has spread round Spain, protesting aginst politicians rejection of the proposed popular law to stop mortgage evictions (now running at over 500 a day).
The anti eviction campaign went viral and the PAH platform gathered over 1 million signatures to qualify for presenting a progressive new law.
But the politicians, themselves mired in a huge wave of disgusting money scandals, are rejecting it, to squeeze every penny possible to help their banker friends and feed the insatiable creditors.
They have even refused to abolish ‘dación en pago’ whereby you have to go on paying the mortgage, often for 40 years, even after you have been evicted and the house repossessed. This is so unjust that people are furious. Especially since the public now realise that the credit for loans is just ‘created’ by the banks, out of thin air (though in relation to their levels of our deposits).
They have been quick to rush in new laws against the ‘terrorists’ who take the protest to their homes and urge the police to even more horrific violence to prevent ‘intimidation’.
Some mortgage victims just give up, couples suicide together, or jump out the window when the police arrive to evict them, adding to the growing list of mortgage martyrs. Continue reading “Politicians continue Mass Evictions, order Police to attack Doorstep Demos”
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