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Monthly Archives: January 2012
[en] No-Tav demonstration in Torino
Saturday 28 January 2012, two days after the police blitz in which 41 no-tav activists were arrested or subject to precautionary measures, the “no-tav” movement demonstrates in Turin against that judiciary action with a march of about 10 thousands persons. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Grassroots movements
Tagged arrest, notav, Turin, twitter, writings
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[en] Police repression against No-TAV movement
25 activists from all over the country were arrested in the repressive turn against NOTAV , while 15 more people were subject to precautionary measures and one french activist recived a prohibition of residence in Torino’s province, which includes the … Continue reading
Posted in Grassroots movements, Repression
Tagged Caselli, judiciary, notav, perino, Susa Valley
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[en] Servirail and Ferrotel workers in protest
Saturday the 21st of January in the morning “Mobilitiamo Messina”* a committee composed by trade unions, political and social organizations mainly but not only of left wing overtones organized a demonstration for the right of public transport, both locally and … Continue reading
[en] The Pitchforks Movement in Sicily
What’s happening A strike and blockade action has started the 16 by the association representing Sicilian truck drivers (Associazione Imprese Autotrasportatori Siciliani) and soon collected support and spread among fishermen, farmers, builders, unemployed and other categories. The action is … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Grassroots movements, Political parties
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[en] Separate agreement leads to expulsion of FIOM from Fiat Italian factories
Thousands of FIAT workers will no longer be represented by FIOM, the main Italian union of mechanical industrial workers. In a unilateral decision, on December 22 (2011), the main industrial group of Italy cancelled the collective bargaining agreement with its … Continue reading
Posted in Industry, Unions
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[en] Omsa workers call to boycott
In 60 days, in Faenza, North of Italy, 239 Omsa workers will lose their jobs and their redundancy payments. One of the most important Italian textile productive centers will eventually terminate its activities. Omsa is one of the most important … Continue reading
[en] Fincantieri workers occupy Genova airport and strike in Palermo
300 Fincantieri workers – many of them on redundancy payment – have occupied Genova airport this morning, to protest against the lack of a convocation from the state institutions to discuss their future and against the reorganizational plan decided by … Continue reading
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[en] Occupy Liberazione
The policies of austerity are already taking their toll, and “Liberazione,” the official newspaper of the Italian Communist Party (PRC, now under the wider grouping “Federazione delle Sinistre,” Left-Wing Federation), might be an early victim. The newly formed government Monti … Continue reading
