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A festive start to the program as we visit the first anniversary party of an Occupied Social Center in Valldoreix outside Barcelona. Nikos Romanos has triumphed. After 31 days of hunger strike and thirst strike beginning today the Greek government has yielded to his demands and has agreed to allow leave to study, as Nikos claimed and to which he was legally entitled.With this agreement consisting of about 6 months distance learning from prison first, then exit permits on electronic tracking device to study later, Nikos Romanos abandoned today the hunger strike and thirst having not only jeopardized the Greek state, but having overcome with a historic hunger strike.
Few is any similar examples can be found of the solidarity movement that has risen with this hunger strike. |
Alicante prisoners have been refusing provisonal freedom, saying it’s impossible to survive out of jail in the absence of work
Inmates do not want to get out of jail. This is what is happening in Alicante, where several prison inmates of the overcrowded and disgusting Fontcalent prison have refused entitlement to leave during the day due to the lack of work and resources to survive, according to the local newspaper Information. Continue reading “Prisoners refuse to leave prison. ‘no work, no hope..’”
by Seth Wenig/AP from with thanks and more pics
The political activist and Anonymous hacker has big plans after his release from prison, scheduled for 2020
August 6, 2014 1:00PM ET
MANCHESTER, Ky. – Dozens of websites – many belonging to law enforcement organizations – escaped planned destruction and defacement when the FBI arrested high-profile hacker Jeremy Hammond in 2012.
“I was at the peak of my work,” Hammond told America Tonight from a medium-security, federal prison facility in Kentucky. “It’s a shame I got caught when I did.”
The political activist and computer whiz said he had already breached dozens of vulnerable websites and was “halfway finished” with preparations for a full-fledged cyberattack when federal authorities disrupted his plans. He said he was going to launch new online attacks every week. Most of his targets never even knew they were his would-be victims.
“F*ck FBI Friday,” he chuckled. “It was only heating up by the time I was arrested.” Continue reading “Jeremy Hammond in jail: they can never take away our principles.. our passions”
Carlos and Carmen are two activists from Granada sentenced to three years
and a day in prison for participating in an informational picketing, in the general strike
that took place in 29th of March, 2012. Their last appeal has been denied.
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En el marco de la campaña por la absolución de l@s compañer@s Carlos y Carmen, condenados por participar en un piquete informativo del 15 M en la Huelga General del 29 M del 2012, se han entregado…
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NO comrade left alone in the CLAWS of the STATE
After five months in prison comrades Monica Caballero and Francisco Solar are held under the ‘dispersed special punishment high security isolation regulations in the Spanish state. They were remanded in prison pending trial , accused with the other 3 defendants now out on bail, of belonging to a terrorist organization ,of ‘accomplished havoc’ and of ‘attempted mayhem’.
Francisco Solar has just been transferred to the prison Villabona in Asturias.
Continue reading “Monica and Francisco: jailed, punished, isolated, awaiting trial”
Everywhere,from the centers of deportation to penal institutions !
en español abajo
The pot banging noise demos outside prisons are a regular New Year’s Eve tradition in many parts of the world draw attention to the State’s hostages , a way of expressing solidarity with our prisoners .
Continue reading “Noisy New Year’s Eve outside the prisons !”
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