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News from Iraq: Jo Wilding, 17th of november
November 17thAsking the Fairies
There are buildings in Baghdad, old government premises, secret police offices, properties formerly owned by members of the ruling clique and Saddam's family, officers' clubs, military barracks, houses, apartment blocks which are now squatted by hundreds, perhaps thousands, of families made homeless by bombings during the invasion and evictions after.
European Social Forum Pictures
Halliburton Huddle Happening in Glasgow Nov 17
Picket of Iraq business contract lecture.Even better: try & get in and disturb these fuckers.
Bush Up North
The FTAA country by country (2nd part)
We continue our tour by Latin America, checking each country’s situation respect to the Free Trade Area of the America’s agreement.
letter from La Paz
taken from post on Imc Germany;
http://germany.indymedia.org/2003/10/64611.shtml
Thousands of people force police retreat in Bolivia
The police have been using teargas indiscriminately against the protests in El Alto. Thousands of people forced the police to retreat, and they prepare to seize the government palace.Thousands of people force police retreat
translated by Zapata (13/10/2003 17:13)
translated from
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2003/10/140921.php
Sunday, 12th of october: 30 deaths in Bolivia according to Indymedia
30 Tote laut Indymediaof Germany IMC, posted 13.10.2003 06:06
http://germany.indymedia.org/2003/10/63302.shtml
arksyde (traduccion, Sunday October 12, 2003 at 08:03 PM
darksyde888@yahoo.com
traduccion del articulo " MAS MUERTOS EN BOLIVIA" del espanol al ingles.
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2003/10/ 140583.php
More Deaths in Bolivia
There is pain and death on this tragic October 12 as the Bolivian military and police attacked the Aymara people (indigenous people) of the city El Alto, a poor suburb of La Paz with a population of 700,000, from 12 noon to 3pm.
Bolivia smells of insurrection…
translated by Zapata (13/10/2003 14:14)translation of
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2003/10/140854.php
After resisting 48 hours of slaughter, automatic guns and death, the rebellion of the poor, with its main force in the city of El Alto, has expanded into the whole plateau region, attracting workers, coca growers and peasants of other regions like the valleys and the east. Bolivia smells of insurrection: the poor people are standing up.
World Bank speaker in Edinburgh 2nd of October
Tomorrow evening (Thursday October 2nd) a presentation will be given by MarkEckstein of the World Bank on "How the international financial community can
promote sustainable development". The event has been organised by 'Agenda'
- a corporate social responsibiliy organisation based in Edinburgh.
pics of "Kasa de la Muntanya" support protest in Edinburgh
Placard-waving protestors plastered the Consulate with flyers, delivered a letter to the Consulate-General and distributed leaflets denouncing the attempted eviction of the self-managed community centre.
"For 14 years LA KASA DE LA MUNTANYA has been a community, cultural and social centre run on principles of self-organisation and self-regulation. Despite the fact that there is clear evidence that the Spanish government has obtained ownership of the building illegally and has no plans for its use, an eviction has been scheduled for 2nd October," declared flyers distributed by the dozen demonstrators.
Kasa de la Muntanya squat: 14 years of resistance
Eviction for the coming 2nd of October..Since last July 11 when we were notified of the eviction date for the coming 2 october, it's been all go at the Kasa de la Muntanya. It's been a hard summer. The heat got us down as much as the threat or more, but the need to get the defence of the house off the ground was stronger than the summer torpor.
From Ecuador to Edinburgh: An evening of stories of resistance.
7.30pm Wednesday 24th September, New Dalry House, 15 Orwell Place, EdinburghThis event is an excellent opportunity to meet two Ecuadorian activists who will be talking about the effects of oil exploitation there. Jose Luis Guevara, and Fidel Aguinda will be speaking about the struggle their communities have faced as a result of an attempt to double Ecuador's oil production in order to service the country's external debts. There will also be some wine and some Ecuadorian snacks (in return for a small donation).
Fight for His Freedom!
On 20 August, a leader of the People’s War that has been sweeping through Nepal, Chandra Prakash Gajurel, known as Comrade Gaurav, was arrested by the Indian authorities as he attempted to travel to Europe to support the battle against imperialist intervention in his country. The reactionary monarchy ruling Nepal is now preparing a demand for his extradition from India, which has repeatedly sent Nepalese revolutionaries back to the government’s dungeons.Zapatista Solidarity Activity in Scotland
As a small contribution to the world-wide mobilisations against the World Trade Organisation, the Edinburgh-Chiapas Solidarity Group organised a stall at the West End of Princes Street, Edinburgh on 9th September. We distributed several hundred leaflets and raised funds for the Kiptik water project through sales of publications and merchandise. Following is the leaflet we distributed:Thom Yorke on the WTO [!]
Losing the faithThom Yorke
Monday September 8, 2003
The Guardian
HIGHLANDS INFONET SEPTEMBER 2003
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Activist-George Farquar committed to mental ward in Royal Hospital Edinburgh
George Farquar - scotish anti electronic warfare activist committed to mental ward in Edinburgh hospitalNB: No doctor was present at his "trial!"
