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October 5, 2000
- Police, Protests, and People's Power
- Guatemala: Outraged indigenous attack police station over racist indifference
- Yugoslav Protesters Storm Parliament, Set It on Fire
- Gay Parents: Nobody does it better
- A Prague Riot Journal
- Black Block Perspective on Boston o3
- The Black Bloc and Movement Solidarity
October 2, 2000
- Confronting the Democratic National Convention and Working to Build a
People's Movement for Justice by Chris Crass
- Down the Memory Hole by Jason McQuinn
- Amnesty International in Athens Occupied By Anarchists for Prague Political Prisoners
- Washington, DC: Animal Rights Actions Today
- Greece: Thessaloniki Anarchists' Statement on S26
- Holland, Amsterdam, Squatters' Action Weekend in Amsterdam
- General Strike in Serbia
- US, Augusta, Maine, URGENT 5 ARRESTED IN MAINE
- Baltimore: S26 Report
- San Francisco: Kevin Keating, reputed anti-Yuppie activist, arrested on flight
- San Francisco: Anti-yuppie crusader arrested after flight
- San Francisco: Writers gather to find common ground in City
- Article mentions anarchist artist Peter Plate
- US Drug War At Center Stage In Renewed Bolivian Violence
- Eddie Hatcher's Statement
- Barry Clausen: Portrait of a Police Snitch
- No-show spurs FBI to arrest Eugene activist
- Philadelphia: 'Puppet warehouse' owner recalls police raid
September 29, 2000
- Protesters under a watchful eye
- Instead of vilifying the Prague protesters, we could learn from them
- Jostling for the best view
- The Gnutella paradox
September 28, 2000
- Irish eyewitness report from Prague
- URGENT Action to Support Jailed Prague Protestors
- Infernal Noise Brigade in Action
- Prague: In the Nick
- San Francisco: Shopping for Property with an Anarchist Activist
- THE NAPSTER EFFECT: Program may have started something that no court can stop
- S26: GermanyS26 actions in Frankfurt, Germany
- Canada, S26 solidarity in Toronto, Ontario
- S26 in Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Sweden, Anti-IMF actions in Malmö
- S26 Protest at Bombay, India
- Spain: Left group blows up temp agencies
- This article is probably wrong about the group being anarchist.
September 27, 2000
- S26 page and S26 photo wire
- S26 - DC: "for Workers' Rights at InterPark" Downtown Wash DC 09.26.00
- Capitalism and communism look equally bad in Prague
- A Call for Anti-Capitalist Direct Action in Cincinnati, OH, USA
- S26 Montreal: Solidarity with Prague ... Looking ahead
- S26 - Portland, OR: Protesters clog streets downtown
- Prague: Sombre, Reflective Mood at IMF After Violent Clashes
- Russia, More on S26 in Moscow
- S26: Palm Beach Co. Anarchists Drop Banner in Solidarity with Protests in Prague
- S26: Tucson S26 Event
- IMF carries on in protesters' shadow
- Protesters Parade Through Prague
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WASHINGTON< DC:
ABOVE: "JUSTICE FOR ALL" READS THE BANNER as the lockdown
begins on L Street, resulting in approximately 30 arrests.
Anti-capatalism protestors meet to discuss strategy on a square in downtown Prague Wednesday, September 27, 2000. The annual meeting of
IMF and World Bank wich started in Prague on Tuesday, September 26, was marked by sustained clashes between protestors and Czech riot
police. Protestors agreed to have a non-violent day of protest. (AP Photo/Wolfram Steinberg)
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September 26, 2000
- Hundreds march on WalMart in Western Mass for S26
- Melbourne Solidarity Action
- S26 action in Geneva, Switzerland
- New York S26 Solidarity Demo
- Providence, RI to Prague, CR
- S26 Solidarity in Gainesville, FL USA
- S26 in Pittsburgh
- Hundreds rally in Chicago in solidarity with Prague protesters
- Solidarity actions in Stavanger, Norway
- S26 in Belo Horizonte, Brasil
- Solidarity S26 picket in Wroc³aw
- Police confront protesters in downtown Portland
- Denver protests mirror Prague
- Solidarity march in Melbourne with S26 Protests
- S24: Hundreds Rally In Seattle To "Cancel The Debt Now!"
- IMF rejects debt moratorium
- Dozens injured in Prague clashes
- Dozens injured in Prague clashes
- S26: 400 Turn Out in Washington, DC for S26 Solidarity Action
- Around 400 people, most of them union members and activists who were
involved in last Spring's protests of the World Bank/IMF, braved the
early morning drizzle to rally in support of local parking lot
attendents who are trying to unionize. The boisterous picket stretched
an entire city block in downtown D.C., on L St. NW, between 19th and
20th. At one point, around 35 activists ran into the street and sat down to
form a line of bodies that blocked the street. The police shut down L
St. during the height of rush hour traffic. The 35 were eventually
arrested and transported away. The action ended in a brief rally a short
time later. Your webmaster was grabbed by a cop when he briefly blocked the entrance to a parking garage. You webmaster pulled himself free and went
on to heckle D.C. Police Chief Carles Ramsey, who was overseeing the police actions, with slogans like "Chief Ramsey, where's your bike?" and "Chief Ramsey, anarchists never forget."
- Prague: Demonstrators Break Police Lines and Get to IMF Meeting Site
- Prague: Anti - IMF Protests Turn Violent As Meetings Start
- Prague: Protesters Clash with Police at IMF Meeting
- S26 Prague: Protesters and police clash in Prague
- Street Protests Greet Finance Summit
- A Demonstrator Throws a Rock at Police in Prague
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Masked demonstrators throw cobblestones as they clash with police during mass protests against the IMF/World bank meeting
in Prague on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000. (AP Photo/Tomas Zelezny/CTK)
Smoke billows from a burning billboard during riots on the opening day of the meeting of IMF and World Bank in Prague,
Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000. Some 5,000 anticapitalist activists marched on the IMF and World Bank summit Tuesday, throwing
firebombs and rocks at riot police who responded with tear gas and water cannons.(AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
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September 25, 2000
- Prague: Anarchists Hang Banners on the Congress Center bridge
- Another great picutre here.
- A Gold Medal in Starvation
- Prague Protests Heating Up
- Alternative newspapers are everywhere, brimming with attitude, filling a niche
- Problems of Neoliberalism
- ANTI-IMF RIOTS sweep DEVELOPING WORLD
- Czech protesters opt for spectacular
- Police turn protesters away in run-up to IMF meet
- Prague: Italian train allowed to leave
- The perils of anti-capitalism
- IMF, W.Bank warn delegates Tuesday may be tricky
- Protesters begin gathering in Prague
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