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1000 HAVE-NOTS STORM ELITE HOTEL IN MONTREAL
Montreal
April 15, 2004
Over a thousand angry protestors marched on Montreal’s posh St. James hotel yesterday, causing havoc and disrupting the tea-time of the idle rich. The protest was part of a province-wide day of action marking the one-year anniversary of the elections that brought Jean Charest and the Liberal Party to government in Quebec.
Over a thousand angry protestors marched on Montreal’s posh St. James hotel yesterday, causing havoc and disrupting the tea-time of the idle rich. The protest was part of a province-wide day of action marking the one-year anniversary of the elections that brought Jean Charest and the Liberal Party to government in Quebec.
Since taking power, Premier Charest has initiated a “re-engineering of the state
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Nous vous offrons plusieurs reportages indépendants et témoignages...
Liste des activités lors de ce « contre-sommet » à Toronto Vous pouvez aussi visiter ces médias alternatifs anglophones... Centre des médias Alternatifs Toronto 2010.mediacoop.net Media Co-op Toronto http://toronto.mediacoop.ca Toronto Community Mobilization www.attacktheroots.net (en Anglais) |
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