Cops stand back from the knocked-over wall with "globalisation" written across it in French.

Vers un libre-échange participatif?
Le point de vue des femmes, une importance capitale!
La culture et la connaissance ne sont pas à vendre
Qui représente légitimement les peuples?
Les propositions du 2e Sommet des peuples
Où sont les femmes impatientes, en colère et bruyantes ?
La désobéissance civile, une arme redoutable
Cyber-rendez-vous samedi le 21 avril

Petite revue de presse sur les événements de Québec vus par la presse brésilienne conventionnelle.

These people were marching a few steps per minute in Quebec Saturday, somehow my camera double exposed them.

Un exemple, juste un, d'un journaliste victime de la violence policière en plein exercice de son métier.

This weekend, the face of Canadian politics has changed. It happened here in Quebec City, at a massive demonstration against globalization.

Three things happened: The Peoples' Summit. The Confrontations. And the discovery that there was No Peace for the Peaceful.

Look Up!

police brutality, injustice, Justice, reality check

Marching on the CLAC Torchlit March Friday Night

De retour de la prison d'Orsainville où des manifestants sont encore derrière les barreaux. L'accès est refusé aux journalistes du CMAQ et seul quelques avocats peuvent rentrer et doivent perdre plusieurs heures avant de rencontrer leurs clients.

Portland, Oregon Police attack a house party on what some feel is an escalation of the international “anarchist witchhunt

Protestors await the smoke cloud

Volunteering as a street medic at the protests in Quebec I got to see a lot of things I had hoped to never ever be exposed to. I wrote this article to help myself heal, and to let the world know what really went on and was not reported in the mainstream media. I welcome any comments or questions.

I took this shot on saturday evening about 45 minutes before it got dark.

Anti-FTAA Protests Shut Down US/Canadian Border at Blaine, Washington

What we need to say is not 'what was the use of all the protests' but now that they are over, and we know that it was a lot of hell for a symbolic gathering, what are we going to do to continue builing alternatives to the capitalist system, and to strengthen are community initiatives and solidarity.

Incoming tear gas cannister heads towards a building as protestors try to get their bearings

April 23, 2001 (Quebec legal)-Activists jailed during the FTAA protests in Quebec City are using various tactics to be in solidarity. Confirmed arrests now total 250, however, actual numbers may be close to 450. 30 of these activists are refusing to give their names to authorities recognized by the state, and two women have been on hunger strike since Saturday (4/21/2001)

The fact that NTV is a mouthpiece for neo-liberalism is hardly arguable; it is glaringly obvious. Today, with so much press on free speech in Russia, it is fitting that we ask ourselves once again: exactly what kind of "freedom of speech" (and what kind of freedom in general--or whose freedom) does NTV stand for?

issue #2 of IMC-Print's weekly PDF: Anti-FTAA actions in Quebec City and elsewhere

Bove told reporters the free trade area would allow the
world's multinationals to take control of seed distribution
and food production throughout the hemisphere.

I took this shot on saturday evening about 45 minutes before it got dark.

Asia Pacific Cities Summit Promotes Privatization of Education and Public Services

new report from the quebec legal collective... (1:40 pm April 23)

Protestor throws back tear gas canister