Scotland May Day 2004 Newswire Archive
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Anarchy in Dublin Against the EU - A Personal Report
A personal account from a member of the Black Bloc about the events in Dublin, including anarchist and Irish history and tactical discussion.Alexander Trocchi - IMC-Scotland Monday, May 10
Dublin Monday Mayday pictures - solidemo and streetparty
Here are some pictures from the prisoner solidarity demonstration outside Mountjoy Prison in Dublin and the start of the RTS streetparty.
Glasgow Autonomous Project: Interview about new Printworks Social Centre
On first of May, the "Printworks Social Centre" opened its doors to the Glasgow social movements and groups. Run by the Glasgow Autonomous Project, the group has now secured the lease for a month and then has to face further negotiations with the landlord.
Pictures of newly opened Glasgow Autonomous Project
Report of Edinburgh May Day march and rally May 1st 2004
Solidarity march with prisoners, Dublin morning
This morning there was a quick march to the local prison to demand Polly to be released, where she is held against bail of 2000 Euros (?). She is being held in connection to the eviction of a squat on Tuesday evening.
Mayday: Rise and fall of anti-capitalist movement (The Scotsman)
Interesting / off plot article from The Scotsman on the demise of the autonomous big London Mayday demo reflecting the demise of the anti-capitalist movement - ahem. Since of course the london mayday demos were the high point of the movement :-) well anyway, their analysis of numbers demonstrating post 911 is simply not true, they fail to mention the big mobilisations just last year in 2003, like 100,000 people marching and blockading in Geneva against the G8, the 2-300,000 who gathered for the Lezarc "the world is not for sale" festival in France, and the other hundreds of thousands who protested at the EU summit Thessaloniki, the WTO summit in Cancun, the FTAA protests in Miami... or for that matter the 120,000+ who met to discuss alternatives at the World Social Forum in Mumbai, and the 100,000 or so at the Paris European Social Forum... and so on and so on. It seems newspapers keep running the same story each year, but the reality on the ground speaks against this. The rest of the article is interesting, but I'd also say some way off the mark.Oh yeah, and OF COURSE they don't mention EU Mayday in Dublin.
