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  • support for Umgdomhuset
    12 March 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    the extrem right wing struck in Copenhagen, a concrete example of the repressive policy which becomes a model in Europe. Cheer to danish resistant people rising for its spontaneousness and its solidarity. An exemple to be followed for all.
    We say no! to the single thought, no !to the medias misinforming the people, no! to the repression targeted on youth and alternative currents. Work, slavery, freedom to think confiscated, it is capitalist logic.
    Umgdomhuset symbolic place since 1910 of (…)

  • Ungdomshuset and the Copenhagen Youth Rebellion
    11 March 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    From workers stronghold to social center, placed in the neighbourhood of Nrrebro historic, Ungdomshuset has been the epicentre of political contestation and social protest in Copenhagen. Today the Youth House is no longer. It was first evicted the torn down. The kids and their supporters hit the streets.
    History crashing down
    The house from 1897 which stood in the centre of the conflict, originally named Folkets Hus (the People’s House), was the result of the early workers movements. In (…)

  • The Sacco and Vanzetti Case Revisited
    7 March 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    “Great trials express—bear—the soul of a nation...” The late historian, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. (1)
    It read like the kind of brutal crime—especially in that Roaring Twenties era—that might have been pulled off by gang headed by a trigger happy John Dillinger, or someone of that ilk. At 3 PM, April 15, 1920, two men robbed, and then shot to death, a shoe factory paymaster carrying about $16,000 in cash and his security guard. The incident took place in South Braintree, MA, near Boston. The (…)

  • Bush World’s #1 Terrorist (Qantas T-shirt ban) & Stupid (huge Mebourne Airport advertising sign)
    26 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    Melbourne International Airport, gateway to one of the World’s Most Livable Cities, is in the news because of George W. Bush.
    Thus (1) Australia’s international carrier Qantas recently excluded an Australian passenger for wearing a T-shirt depicting Bush with a caption “World’s #1 terrorist” and (2) TODAY at Melbourne Airport there is a huge entrance billboard depicting a bemused George Bush and advertising a real estate search site with the caption: “So easy anyone can find a new home” (…)

  • Photos - Protesters Arrested in Sydney After Cheney Arrives
    23 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    Feb. 23 - Twelve people have been arrested and charged in Sydney during protests after U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney arrived for talks on Iraq and the war on terrorism.
    Three women and a man were charged today after demonstrating outside the Shangri-La Hotel in downtown Sydney today as Cheney addressed the Australian-American Leadership Dialogue, according to a New South Wales state police statement. About 50 protesters gathered outside the hotel.
    Seven men, aged 16 to 53, and a (…)

  • The More Things Change......
    19 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    A nation can survive its’ fools and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable for he is known and carries his banners openly. But a traitor moves among those within the gates freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself... for the traitor appears no traitor; He speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their faces and their garments, he appeals to the baseness (…)

  • Photos - Italians protest U.S. base in Vicenza
    18 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Protestors demonstrate against the expansion of a U.S. military base in Vicenza, northern Italy, February 17,2007.
    Protesters converged on the small northern Italian city of Vicenza on Saturday to speak out against the planned expansion of a U.S. military base there.
    Italian government officials had warned of the risk of violence, but the demonstration was peaceful and without incident.
    Banners with angry slogans were directed as much against the Italian government as against American (…)

  • German nuclear debate heats up
    18 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By Diet Simon Debate is heating up in Germany over keeping or scrapping nuclear power production and over what to do with nuclear waste, which is dangerously radioactive for a million years.
    Chancellor Angelika Merkel’s CDU conservatives want the establishment of dumps speeded up and nuclear power generation extended. Their parliamentary group has teamed up with Merkel’s office, the economics ministry and experts from the state of Lower Saxony to make “an understanding offer” to the (…)

  • Solidarity to the comrades attacked by repression!
    16 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    Committees to Support Resistance – for Communism (CARC) - Italy
    Via Tanaro 7, 20128, Milano
    Tel. +39 0226306454 e-mail resistenza@carc.it
    website www.carc.it
    National Direction - International Relations Department
    e-mail carc.ri@libero.it 12/02/07
    National Direction’s Statement
    On 12th February at dawn, the repressive forces attacked several comrades and organizations of the Communist movement of our country. The repressive operation has been carried out in Padua, Milan, (…)

  • 1,000 protestors demonstrate against the G7 Finance Ministers meeting in Essen
    12 February 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    About 1,000 protestors demonstrate against the G7 Finance Ministers meeting in Essen, Germany, February 10, 2007
    Members of non-governmental organisations wear masks of the G7 finance minsiters as they protest for development aid and the remission of debt for poorest contries in front of the G7 finance ministers meeting in Essen, western Germany.
    World finance chiefs gathering for a G7 summit were upbeat on the outlook for the global economy, but warned that high oil prices could put an (…)