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Non à la Guerre !
Après la mobilisation planétaire sans précédent du 15 février, d'autres protestations sont organisées un peu partout contre une intervention armée en Irak : des blocages tentent d'empêcher l'acheminement de convois militaires, des actions directes continuent d'interpeller les politiques et l'opinion publique.
TRAINSTOPPING
(sur italy.indymedia.org
le 24/02/2003)
Trains de mort
La guerre s'approche: le ministre Italien Martino a garantie
l'utilisation des infrastructures de l'état (public) pour
transporter des armes, des véhicules et des troupes américains.
Les premiers trains sont partis le 21 février.
Des actions pour arrêter les trains, qui se déplaçaient
entre Ederle (près de Vincenza) et la base militaire US
de Camp Derby, près de Pise, ont étés mis
sur pied tout de suite.
Aujourd'hui, le 22 février, malgré les intimidations
et le menaces, les actions se multiplient dans d'autres localités:
à Grisignano di Zocco, Campo di Marte (Padue),
ou un train a été bloqué pendant des heures
et un deuxième train qui était attendu a changé
son itinéraire; un autre train a été bloqué
a Verone pendant une demi heure, jusqu'à ce que
la police a fait une charge contre les activistes.
Un autre bloccus fut organisé à Porto San Pancrazio
, mais sans succès.
A Brescia, Bologna et Fornovo (près de Parme),
des centaines d' activistes ont étés dispersés
par la police. A Pise il y avait deux manifestations, la première
le matin, près de l'aéroport militaire, la seconde
l'après midi ou 600 personnes ont marches de la gare au
centre ville. Des activistes de partout en Italie se dirigent
vers Pise maintenant. La police contrôle déjà
la gare de San Rossore et les activistes se rassemblent à
la gare de Migliarino Pisano.
Ils l'ont bloqué après avoir été
chargés dessus par la police et maintenant ils attendent
un train en provenance de Parme. Le consulat Britannique de Torino
a été occupé et des autres actions sont
attendus à Ferrara ou 1000 personnes se sont fait
charger gravement. Il y aura aussi des manifs à Udine.
Sur l'Ile Magdalena, près de Sardaigne, 1.000 manifestant
se sont fait chasser de manière violente par la police.
24 février:
13:50 - Un autre train transportant des passagers a été
bloqué entre Verona et Mantova
13:30 - Le train a passé la gare de Verona
12:45 - Un train transportant des passagers a été
bloqué entre Padue et Monselice
12:25 - Un train a quitté la gare de Grisignano pour aller
à Verona
8:46 - Les trains in Grisignano ont été chargés
5:30 - La situation à Grisignano apparaît calme
23 février:
12:30 - La situation à Grisignano apparaît calme
11:00 - Les dockers sont prêts a bloquer les navires
10:00 - Les trains d'aujourd'hui partent d'Ederle sous loi militaire.
22 février:
11:10 - Le train est arrivé à Camp Darby. Le blockades
continuent demain.
10:50 - A l'arrive du train à Migliarino des policiers
ont evacués les activistes.
09:40 - Un train transportant des passagers est arrivé
à la gare de Migliarino Pisano. Il a été
bloqué de l'intérieur. Le conducteur a refusé
de continuer en signe de solidarité avec les manifestants,
mais la police l'a forcé a continuer sa route.
Retombées
radioactives en cas de guerre en Irak.
GLOBAL: ANTIWAR REPORT Feb 23
2003
Beyond F15: AntiWar Movement
Turns To Direct Action
Millions
filled city streets around the globe on Feb 15, denouncing Bush's
call to war in a day of protest unlike any the world has ever
seen. While some are sorting out who
organized the whole thing, others are turning to direct action
as a next step. Activists in San
Francisco, Chicago,
Washington
DC, Halifax,
Montreal
and Italy
are confronting war profiteers in their communities, blocking
military recruitment facilities, walking out of school and cutting
the train routes that transport military materials.
Bay Area activists are planning a massive day of resistance should the war start and antiwar organizers in Great Britain are increasingly confident that they can shut their country down if Prime Minister Tony Blair leads his nation into war.
Discussion--What More Should Be Done
to Oppose the War?
[ March
5 National Moratorium to Stop the War | George
Lakey: Strategizing for a Living Revolution | Starhawk:
The Choice Before Us ]
MIDDLE EAST: Feb 19 2003
F15: Demonstrations in
Tel Aviv and Beirut
About 2000 Palestinians
and Israelis demonstrated in Tel
Aviv [ 1
| 2
].
In Beirut, Lebanon, thousands
demonstrated outside ESQWA, the Middle East headquartes for the
UN. A group had decided to reclaim the traditional demonstration,
usually strewn with reactionary party flags, and politicians
who stand in the front lines until their pictures are taken.
They also had decided to create a block free of posters of Saddam
Hussein, and simply united by the common slogan "No to War,
No to Dictatorship." The block included Palestinians students,
Queers, (holding out a great banner that read "Out against
the War!"), and a great variety of leftists materializing
the links between war and imperialism US militarism and corporate
globalization. The evening ended with a concert of local leftist
groups.
Feb 17 2003
From Global Resistance
To Local Persistence
Millions around the world demonstrated
against war in the largest co-ordinated global protest ever,
held in at least 603
towns and cities. The unprecidented wave of demonstrations
saw estimates of 5-6 Million in much of the corporate press and
figures topping 10 Million reported by independent commentators.
Alongside, the global independent media movement provided coverage
from much of the globe as the protests swept the planet. Here
are just a few of the global report links:
Global
Indymedia Portal coverage
Global
total hits 11 Million!
Global
radio archive *new
Global
roundup with pictures from IMC Belgium
Global
breaking news from Indymedia.org
l70 Pictures
from over 110 Protests around the World
Infoshop
coverage - pics and reports around the World
GLOBAL ANTI-WAR PROTESTS/EUROPE
Feb 16 2003
Millions March Against
the War
Millions
around the world demonstrated against war in the largest global
wave of co-ordinated protests ever. London saw one of the biggest
protests in the world with organisers estimating up to 2 Million
people taking part, in the largest protest the country has ever
seen. There were also huge protests in Belfast
(up to 150,000) and Dublin
(20,000). A major demo in Glasgow
(up to 100,000) saw protests following Blair to scotland for
the labour party spring conference. Check [Imc
Ireland] and [Imc
Scotland] for more.
London
The streets began filling with people mid-morning as roads were
closed to both normal traffic as well as buses. The march set
off early from two
starting points due to the sheer weight of numbers [report
and pics 1
2].
The police estimated half a million at midday, the intended start
time of the march, later estimating a total of 750,000, though
by their own admission this did not include those who later joined
the march or who went direct to Hyde Park. [audio].
Statues were boarded up along the route and marchers kept well
away from the front of Downing Street [pic].
At midday a critical
mass bicycle protest left Waterloo bringing cycle power to
the London streets.
The march was very densely packed along most of the route with
a sea of placcards and home made banners. Every corner of the
country was represented with many taking part in their first
demonstration. Despite freezing temperatures people remained
in Hyde Park to listen to an afternoon of speeches from politicians,
campaigners and popstars, before dispersing back to well over
1000 coaches that had brought many to london (see pic
of dangerous mud that caused the government to initially ban
the rally).
An autonomous space was set up in the park with a battery powered
sound system [report and pics 1
2
3],
while 35,000 newspapers promoting direct
action against the war were distributed. After 3pm there
were scuffles near the American embassy as a crowd of several
hundred people were forcefully pushed back by police (one arrest
was reported). After the rally had finished another crowd of
several hundred danced around the streets leading to the embassy,
before moving off down oxford street where passers by shouted
support [reports 1
2]
[pics 1
2].
Later planned civil
disobedience against the war went ahead in Piccadilly Circus
where around 150 protestors blocked the road for several hours.
Prepared to be arrested they refused to leave and were supported
by several hundred others who cheered as police dragged wave
after wave away [reports 1
2]
[pics 1
2]
[audio]
Mainstream media coverage has been extensive, with many reporting
the 1-2 Million figure. Several papers dubbed it "The people's
march" and there has been much talk of "middle england"
taking to the streets. Despite this many newspapers continue
to support Blair's plans for war.
Valentines day (Feb 14th) saw many anti-war
events, as well as a banner drop [pics 1
2
3]
and an action against the BBC [reports 1
2]
Breaking News Timeline
for London F15 demonstration.
Pictures: London: 1
| 2
| 3
| 4
| 5
| 6
| 7
| 8
| 9
| 10
| 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15
| 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | Guilfin
Pics
Glasgow: 1
| 2
| video
Worldwide: here
Audio: [Stream
from Hyde Park][ Piccadilly]
[Berlin ][Amsterdam]
Webcast: [ San
Francisco ] .
Global: [Berlin:
500,000 ][Melbourne:
200,000][Italy: 1.5
million][Barcelona:
1 million][Begium:
10,000][Madrid: 1
million][Paris: 100,000][New York (pics,
report][Sweden: 100,000][Warsaw][Tel
Aviv] [Lisboa:
100.000] [Seattle]
[Ottawa]
[Dublin]
[Rio
de Janeiro] [Tessaloniki]
[Rejkiavic]
[Hollywood]
[Rafah
(Gaza)] [Medellin
(Colombia)] [San
Francisco] [Cairo]
[Capetown]
[Johannesburg]
[Durban]
[Hong
kong] [Dili]
[Calcutta]
[Jakarta]
[Baghdad] [Tokyo]
[Kuala
Lumpur] [Karachi]
[Manila]
[Damascus]
[Seoul]
[Taipei]
[Bangkok]
[Tappani]
[Viena]
[Sofia]
[Zagreb]
[Praha]
[Copenhaguen]
[Helsinki] [Athens]
[Budapest]
[Luxemburg]
[Malta] [Amsterdam]
[Oslo]
[Warsaw]
[Porto]
[Kiev]
[Moscou]
[Goteborg]
[Bern]
[Istanbul]
[Ankara]
[Buenos
Aires] [Sao
Paulo] [Santiago de
Chile] [Quito]
[Mexico
DF] [Lima]
[Montevideo]
[Calgary]
[Edmonton]
[Montreal]
[Ottawa] [Toronto]
[Vancouver]
[Barbados]
[Spanish
State]
