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Welcome to Infoshop News Greenpeace presents ‘World Cup of Forest Destruction’ to SBYJakarta, Indonesia — Greenpeace activists today presented the ‘World Cup of Forest Destruction’ to Indonesia’s President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, outside the Jakarta Convention Centre, where the real Jules Rimet Trophy is on public display. China: Workers smash vehicles, block roads to protest bonus, conditions at Taiwan enterprise EMPLOYEES of a Taiwan enterprise have smashed vehicles and blocked a road in protest over poor company management in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. More than 2,000 workers were provoked by rumors the company planned to cancel a year-end bonus to gather at United Win (China) Technology Ltd Co on Friday morning in Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP). Report from Occupied Miwok TerritoryFriday, January 15 2010 @ 07:51 AM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 467 ![]() Anarchists and indigenous activists from the Bay, Central Valley, Santa Cruz and Canada have gathered at a foreclosed house in Stockton which is the only property belonging to the California Valley Miwok Tribe. It's an hour and a half into the second announced eviction date (the first was in June and sheriffs were held off by a lawsuit). The contest over the house is part of a struggle over the legal identity of the CVMT. It is also one of the first eviction resistances attempted in the U.S. since the housing market crashed, and it is happening in Stockton, CA which has been the #1 city in the U.S. for foreclosures the past 3 years running. (The Central Valley in general has been exceptionally hard hit by the foreclosure crisis.) Anarchists in Berlin turn anger on new 'bourgeoisie' They come out mostly after dusk, typically carrying a simple set of tools – a box of matches, and slow-burning barbecue firelighters which are lit and placed next to a car's tyre. By the time the flames have taken hold the culprit has vanished, and the car is ablaze and beyond recovery when the fire brigade arrives. In Berlin, a growing band of leftwing car arsonists have become the face of an increasingly vociferous campaign against the gentrification of the German capital. In 2009, 216 mostly luxury cars were torched on the streets of the city, compared with 135 the previous year.Four Climate Ground Zero Activists Remain Jailed on Trumped up ChargesWednesday, December 30 2009 @ 11:37 AM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 432 Greece: Solidarity with flames on x-mas dayMonday, December 28 2009 @ 03:25 PM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 281 Hungry for Justice at Vassar CollegeWednesday, December 09 2009 @ 01:54 PM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 444 December 9, 2009, Poughkeepsie: An autonomous group of Vassar students who resist the corporatization of their college began a hunger strike at 11:59 pm on Tuesday, December 8th. The hunger strikers will not eat until the administration cancels the layoffs of 13 members of the Vassar community, who have been notified that their jobs will no longer exist come Christmas break. The administration has refused to engage in direct negotiations with the unions on campus. The Occupation Movement: Take Back The Land Call To Action For Mayday 2010Wednesday, December 02 2009 @ 12:46 AM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 593 ![]() The USHRN Land and Housing Action Group is calling for a month of direct actions throughout the country, commencing on May Day 2010 (May 1st, 2010) to reclaim our homes and communities from the banks, speculators, and gentrifiers. Join us by organizing actions in your city and region, designed to meet your own local conditions and needs. We also ask everyone who supports this initiative to spread the word and help the campaign reach the critical mass necessary to effect change. Asheville Rising Tide blocks shipment of massive generator for Cliffside coal plantMonday, November 30 2009 @ 01:57 PM UTC Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 269 Two protestors have locked themselves to the 1.5 million pound generator destined for Duke Energy’s Cliffside coal plant in Rutherford County, North Carolina. Protestors are vowing to prevent the generator, which has been traveling across South Carolina on a 300 foot trailer, from reaching the coal plant. “Our nation has no choice, we must stop burning coal. The only choice that we can make is whether we do that in time to still have breathable air, drinkable water, a livable climate, and standing mountains,” said, Catherine Anne. Protestors also draped a large banner from the top of the generator reading, “Stop Cliffside.”
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