Tag Archives: Sardinia

[en] Sardinia: Demonstration against NATO’s Trident Juncture training

Posted on 2015/11/21 by Struggles in Italy

“Trident Juncture shows that NATO’s capabilities are real and ready,” said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday 4 November 2015. Trident Juncture, NATO’s largest exercise in over a decade, involved more than 36,000 personnel, more than 230 units, more … Continue reading →

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[en] Sardinia Earth March challenges Saras pollution

Posted on 2013/04/26 by Struggles in Italy

Last Saturday morning (20 April 2013), in Arborea, Sardinia, a thousand people gathered for the Earth March, organized by ProgReS (Progetu Repùblica de Sardigna, a Sardinian separatist party) and the No to Project Eleonora civic committee. This was a curtain-raiser … Continue reading →

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[en] An ordinary day in the Italian crisis: workers’ protests in Rome, Sardinia and Naples

Posted on 2012/09/11 by Struggles in Italy

It’s been an ordinary day in a country where unemployment has risen to 10,7% and is growing faster than in the rest of EU. On September 8th, Alcoa workers came to Rome, to get a solution for the “impossible case” … Continue reading →

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[en] Workers struggles in Sulcis province: Alcoa and Carbosulcis

Posted on 2012/09/10 by Struggles in Italy

From August 26th to September 3rd they have been 400 meters under sea level and now that they’re back to light they don’t mean to stop their struggle. The prize for the miners of Carbosulcis is the continued existence of … Continue reading →

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[en] Workers occupy coal mine in Sardinia

Posted on 2012/08/27 by Struggles in Italy

On August 26 at night around 30 workers went down to 373 meters deep in their mine in Gonnesa, Sulcis. The province of Carbonia-Iglesias, in the South East side of Sardinia, in 2009 turned out to be the poorest of … Continue reading →

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