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Activist Pours Fake Blood on Pettigrew: "Pettigrew Lies, Haitians Die!"
Montreal activist pours fake blood on the hands of Pierre Pettigrew to symbolize the blood on Canada's hands resulting from its actions in Haiti.
PIERRE PETTIGREW SPLATTERED WITH RED PAINT AT MONTREAL CONFERENCE ON HAITI; A SYMBOL OF THE HAITIAN BLOOD ON THE HANDS OF THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
Statement of Arrested Activist Yves Engler below
MONTREAL, June 17 2005 – Yves Engler, an activist with Haiti Action Montreal, interrupted a press conference at the Montreal International Conference on Haiti to splatter red paint — a symbol of Haitian blood -- on the hands of Canadian Foreign Minister Pierre Pettigrew. Shouting “Pettigrew Lies, Haitians Die!
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We offer many independent reports and testimonies...
List of actions held during this "counter-summit" in Toronto You may also want to visit these alternative media in Toronto: G20 Alternative Media Centre http://2010.mediacoop.ca Media Co-op Toronto http://toronto.mediacoop.ca Toronto Community Mobilization www.attacktheroots.net |
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 Quebec City collective: no longer exist. Get involved ! |
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