Latest update from activists in Genoa working around the Tute Bianche (TB)* and the social centre Terra di Nosuna (land of Nosuno). Republished from A-Info Newservice at www.ainfos.ca/

The following is about to come true:

Nature can exist
(1) before man
(2) after man
(3) not with man

Chris Kromm is editor of Southern Exposure magazine, and director of the North Carolina-based Institute for Southern Studies. A version of this story appears in the July 1, 2001 issue of CounterPunch.

Small debtors have been calling for a solution to their credit problems for 95 days. At ten o'clock this morning some of them took over government buildings. Among them were members of the anarchist-feminist group Mujeres Creando (Women's Initiative), whom the government named as responsible for the action

Some Social Security, Medicare money could be touched as early as this fall

States Atty Dick Devine--the man who has yet to prosecute a single Chicago police officer for brutality since being elected in 1996--is scheduled to receive the "Abraham Lincoln" Award. Help protest this insult to all victims of police brutality!: Picket 11:30 am-12:30 pm, Wednesday, July 11, 57 W. Jackson.

U.S. and British planes flying from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait attacked targets in the south of the country on Saturday, but no casualties were reported.

In other words, where is the effort to understand Macedonia and not just to feature
breaking news. If the answer is that breaking news is what sells in the West, then we
have a condemnation of the media in the West and not a condemnation of Macedonia.

The camp still stands at 31st and Kostner. Saturday July 7, 2001, a festival took place to continue to raise awareness of the broken promises of Mayor Daley - there is still no high school.

the pictures below are of future high school students, speakers at the rally, a capoeria group performing, and a family enjoying the music. Hundreds of people turned out to show their support for the building of the high school at 31st and Kostner. (article 4)

The camp still stands at 31st and Kostner. Saturday July 7, 2001, a festival took place to continue to raise awareness of the broken promises of Mayor Daley - there is still no high school.

the pictures below are of future high school students, speakers at the rally, a capoeria group performing, and a family enjoying the music. Hundreds of people turned out to show their support for the building of the high school at 31st and Kostner. (article 3)