Thousands to attend anti-capitalist forum in Brazil

By Marull , Yana. AFP. January 23th, 2012

Abstract : Explains that thousands of indignant militants was to attend an anti-capitalism forum in Brazil

Extract : "Tens of thousands of anti-capitalist militants, including members of Spain's "Indignant" movement and the US Occupy Wall Street, are due to attend the World Social Forum, which opens Tuesday in Brazil."

Index : Brazil / anti-capitalism movement

Found with : Google Alert : "indignant movement"

URL : http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5hWRYlr2Lhd0G7Iu0qOim69aaeEbA?docId=CNG.453a23fb0343f663085a946269ee28a3.501 

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Cops break up Occupy Miami

The Miami Herald. February 15th, 2012

Abstract : Photo gallery of cops breaking up Occupy Miami

Extract : "Director of the Miami-Dade Police Department James Loftus works with organizers of Occupy Miami, Tuesday, January 31, 2012, making them move from their encampment in front of the Government Center building"

Index : Occupy / Miami / police

Found with : Google Alert : "indignant movement"

URL : http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/01/31/2618423/cops-break-up-occupy-miami.html 

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Greece: Who should speak now? The people or the leaders?

By Karayannopoulos, Stamatis. In defence of Marxism. February 10th, 2012

Abstract : Returns on the situation in Greece with many strikes.

Extract : " Tuesday's 24-hour general strike in Greece – the 16th day of general strike in the last two years – highlighted on the one hand the willingness to fight which exists within the working class and on the other, once again, the ineffectiveness of such strikes that are not part of a more general and coordinated and long-term struggle. "

Index : Greece / strike / prosperity politics

Found with : Google Alert : "indignant movement"

URL : http://www.marxist.com/who-should-speak-now-the-people-or-the-leaders.htm 

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Occupy Wall Street: Jimmy Carter Casts Movement As 'Relatively Successful'

By BLUESTEIN ,Greg. The Huffington Post. February 15th, 2012

Abstract : Explains that former US President Jimmy Carter supports the occupy movements.

Extract : " Former President Jimmy Carter said on Wednesday that Occupy organizers have created a "relatively successful" movement because they focused national discussion on wealth disparity despite lacking leadership and a unifying set of goals. "

Index : Occupy / Jimmy Carter 

Found with : Google Alert : "indignant movement"

URL :   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/16/occupy-wall-street-jimmy-carter_n_1281163.html 

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The Russia of the indignant

By CLEMENT, Carine. International ViewPoint. February 2012

Abstract : Explains the movement in Russia that stands against Putin and his frauds at the elections.

Extract : " The elections in Russia took place as usual, with massive fraud and the pressure of the regime to ensure the victory of the ruling party, United Russia. What has changed is the scale of the protests against this fraud. This time, a large part of the population is rising up to testify: “We did not vote for you!” "

Index : russia / Putin / fraud / election

Found with : Google Alert : "indignant movement"

URL :  http://internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article2496 

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Occupy London: What did the St Paul's protest achieve?

By Cacciottolo, Mario. BBC News. February 28th, 2012

Abstract : As the occupy London camp was moved out of Saint Paul's place in London, the author interests himself of what did they achieve there.

Extract : " The tents have been packed away, sleeping bags rolled up and the large Buddha in the meditation tent removed. The Occupy London encampment at St Paul's Cathedral has been cleared following a lengthy court battle. "

Index : occupy / London / Saint Paul

Found with : Twitter

URL :  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17188327#TWEET88507 

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The French media company Lagardère and Eads on Financial Times

With the French government holding 15 per cent and French media company Lagardère 7.5 per cent, EADS has been the focus of many an unseemly struggle with Germany, whose stake of 22.5 per cent is still controlled by Daimler.


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