Banners read: “From Koridallos to Lucasville, fight against prison slavery” / “Solidarity with the struggle of US prison inmates against slavery” On Saturday evening September 10th 2016, McDonald’s at Syntagma Square was blockaded for two hours in solidarity with the struggle against slavery which has already begun in American prisons, […]
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VLTaS2TLiI Early in the morning of Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 dozens of people re-squatted Villa Amalias. Heavy anti-riot police forces that encircled the building threw repeatedly tear gas inside. At approximately 9.20am, anti-riot squadrons (MAT, YMET) along with the EKAM special suppressive antiterrorist unit were deployed in the area, smashed […]
On February 22nd, in Athens, our comrade Panagiotis Giannikakis fell victim to the fierce repression of the ‘law enforcement’ forces. He was detained, brought to Athens police headquarters and abused brutally. Takis Giannikakis is a former member of the Federation of Anarchists of Greece (OAE) and now a member of […]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgqHAcR5vow&feature=player_embedded The widespread tactic of police units to throw stones and marbles at protesters was ordered from above, as this video shows. About 15” into the video, the head of the unit (heads of police squads hold no shield) directs his men to pick up stones and marbles and hurdle […]
The last hours of Pompeii (some thoughts from Syntagma today) updates also here 01:05 AM (+2 GMT) It appears that the government reshuffle will be announced on June 16th and the vote of confidence will be held by Sunday, June 19th. 22:25 (+2 GMT) In a televised message, Greek PM […]
The popular assembly of Syntagma square called for the blockade of parliament — The new IMF agreement shall not pass On June 11th the popular assembly of Syntagma Square announced a call to blockade the Greek parliament ahead of the voting of the so-called Mid-term agreement between the Greek government […]
On May 25th, from afternoon until dawn, nearly 40,000 of all types of neo-Greeks filled Syntagma Square to validate in the worst way the Troika memorandum, the austerity measures and the exclusive privilege of the use of force by the State. Yesterday’s necrophilic, petit-bourgeois gathering took place just two weeks […]