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Solidarity Demo For 3 South American Prisoners

Subskipinda | 31.03.2006 20:59 | Repression | London | World

Earlier today a dozen prisoner support activists held a demonstration at
















the Spanish Embassy and the Instituto Cervantes in London in solidarity with the 3 South American persons who are currently being held under serious charges in Catalonia. The prisoner support activists distributed leaflets and displayed banners showing support for the imprisoned persons…

Repression In Barcelona

On 04/02/06 nine people were arrested outside a party in Barcelona. All nine were tortured. Six were then released pending charges. Three have been held with charges of “assault against authority” and “attempted murder of a policeman”. These three all happen to come from South America. Two of those arrested were never at the party but had a bicycle accident elsewhere and were arrested at the hospital later that night.

The official story has changed many times but now seems to blame those on the pavement (or on their bikes!) for stones thrown from windows above.

No fingerprints, tissue or blood was taken as evidence. The “Crime Scene” was not cordoned off. Council cleaners were allowed to wash the street. Specialists state that the policeman’s injuries could not possibly come from a stone.

This case has more to do with “cleansing” the city of those considered undesirable than with anything else.

This could have been any one of us. We are all guilty of being poor, immigrant, excluded, dispossessed, marginalised…

We must continue to act in solidarity across the borders and false barriers they have created to divide us.

FREEDOM FOR THE PRISONERS!!!

More information available from:  http://karcelona.revolt.org
Please contact  prisonisacrime@yahoo.co.uk or write to us: c/o 56a Infoshop, 56a Crampton Street, London, SE17, UK

Subskipinda

Additions

The article published in IMC-Barcelona

02.04.2006 00:31

The fotos and report have also been posted in IMC-Barcelona:

 http://barcelona.indymedia.org/newswire/display/248931/index.php

maquinavaja


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saludos y gracias a tod@s!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

01.04.2006 18:41

hey everyone (all ten of you!!) who did the action in front of the spanish embassy yesterday,

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it means a fuck of a lot to me, and even more to those who are locked up.......... i just got back from the demo we had here in barna for the prisoners of february 4th, and it actually went pretty well....... running around town yelling "en el ayuntamiento--miento, miento, miento" (in the town hall, lies, lies, lies) is always good for one's positive outlook on life..........

in other good news, one of the two february the 9th prisoners, held on little or no evidence but still charged in connection with arson attacks on companies here in spain that benefit from prison labour, whose name is ignasi, WAS RELEASED YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! his charges were not dropped, and he still awaits trial, but his release was felt as a huge victory for all of us who have been fighting to get all of the february prisoners (from both the 4th and 9th) out of jail...........

so thanks again and i'm sure we'll be hearing from you lot again soon.......

NO ESTAMOS TOD@S, FALTA L@S PRES@S!!!!!

amor y rabia,
grupo de apoyo, presos de 4F
 http://karcelona.revolt.org

barcelona gringo
mail e-mail: presos4febrero@yahoo.es
- Homepage: http://karcelona.revolt.org


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