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Actions 'contre-sommet'
Photograph of the anti-WEF demonstration in New York
Despite heavy intimidation by both police and the mainstream media thousands of people turned out to protest against the WEF in New York. Mainstream media also grossly underestimated how many people actually turned out for the demonstration. CNN reported that there were "almost 1000" protestors, while Reuters guessed that there were between "three and five thousand." The march stretched for several blocks and involved somewhere between 10 and 20 thousand people. Note there were also 4,000 cops.
photo de la marche des opposants au FEM à NY
photo de la marche des opposants au FEM à NY
Pictures from the anti-WEF demo in New York
Amid pickets demanding an end to war and workers' rights, a protestor cheekily points out that, as an acronym, WEF could stand for something else...
Pictures from the anti-WEF demo in New York
Amid pickets demanding an end to war and workers' rights, a protestor cheekily points out that, as an acronym, WEF could stand for something else...
La diabolisation n'arrête pas les opposants new-yorkais au WEF
Un très large mouvement de solidarité se déploie ces jours de simili-printemps (réchauffement global oblige), au sein des diverses coalitions new-yorkaises regroupant plusieurs axes de résistance face à la mondialisation néolibérale et à la privatisation du monde politique engagée par le Forum économique.
Photograph from the anti-WEF protest in New York
An elderly activist takes to the streets to push for what he thinks is right.
Photograph from the anti-WEF protest in New York
An elderly activist takes to the streets to push for what he thinks is right.
Photograph from the anti-WEF protest in New York
Every single Starbucks, GAP store and McDonalds' in Manhattan was heavily guarded by police during the World Economic Forum. Here cops stand guard outside a mid-Manhattan Starbucks.
Photograph from the anti-WEF protest in New York
Every single Starbucks, GAP store and McDonalds' in Manhattan was heavily guarded by police during the World Economic Forum. Here cops stand guard outside a mid-Manhattan Starbucks.
Photograph from the anti-WEF protest in New York
Art is the message through which these protestors make their feelings on the World Economic Forum known.
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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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