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6/3: The Camp de Bourdonette in Lausanne was evicted this morning, and a peaceful demo (no teargas!) took place in Lausanne. People are starting to evaluate the last few days. Although all demos in the last days started off cheerful and full of positive vibes, many people were injured during the anti-G8 demos by massive police teargassing, rubber bullets and concussion grenades. Peaceful protesters have stated their solidarity with the blockades carried out by Black Bloc activists. A disobedient solidarity action has taken place in Barcelona when 21 activists occupied the French consulate for 12 hours. In Berlin 40 activists who had just returned from Geneva demonstrated outside the Swiss embassy during which the Swiss embassador stated his rejection to the police violence during the G8 summit.

Geneva Update

6/2: It is 10AM in Geneva. After a day of peaceful protests, mixed with fighting with riot police and building flaming barricades in the streets, protesters are temporarily regrouping. According to Indymedia dispatch, "the G8 is still going on, so it is safe to assume the protests will keep going on." Earlier in the day, the Indymedia Geneva office was raided while live internet TV broadcast the police invasion live. An unconfirmed 11 Indymedia people were arrested during the raid. There is a legal update and photos at the Indymedia G8 site.

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Sat Jan 6 2001
Keep pressure on the governor, other elected officials, and the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). Tell them that throwing money at the utilities to bail them out does absolutely nothing to solve the underlying problems driving the crisis. If we are going to spend money, we need to take over power plants and the grid and establish conservation, efficiencey, and green energy programs that really work!

Governor Gray Davis
State Capitol Bldg.
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: (916) 445-2841
Fax: (916) 445-4633
Email: GrayDavis@governor.ca.gov

PUC President Loretta Lynch
California Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Avenue, 5th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: (415) 703-2444
Fax: (415) 703-1758
Email: Lyn@cpuc.ca.gov


YOUR State Legislators (Senate and Assembly)
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
For your legislator's contact info, call the State Government info line at (916 657-9900 or
Project Vote Smart at (888) VOTE-SMART or on-line at http://www.vote-smart.org
Sun Feb 4 2001
2/4/01 teach-in in Berkeley: report | video | Medea Benjamin  
Hundreds marched through SF in protest on Jan. 24th.
One person was arrested.  More photos of 1/24/01
See video from Jan 5 and Jan 9 protests in SF.

Just say NO to a bailout.
And say YES to a state power authority and
YES to reliable, clean, affordable energy.


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