Plan C Little Rebel Song Sheet – June 20, 2015
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June 2015
“When we go to protest, this is how we do it” – Plan C at J20
Matt Dunne from Leeds reports on Plan C’s Bloc on the National anti-austerity demonstration on June 20th in London. We organised our biggest intervention as Plan C on a national demonstration as part of the “End Austerity Now” march called by Peoples Assembly. We had put a call out for people to meet by Bishopsgate
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From A-Z to Counter-Power
This article by Callum Cant is a response to Shelly Asquith’s article on A-B marches. The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts (NCAFC) is a democratic student organisation, established in 2010, that seeks to co-ordinate a militant Free Education movement based on the activity of grass roots organisations. They called the 10,000 strong demo on
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Actions, Counter-power, Education Struggles, Popular Education
Everything for Everyone – Plan C Bloc on J20
Come and join us on the streets – hot banners and slogans guaranteed! Plan C have called a bloc for the national anti-austerity march in London on Saturday June 20th. Over 100,000 people are expected to fill the streets starting at the Bank of England in the heart of the financial district. Plan C will
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A creche and kids play space during the J20 demo
“Without Care – Victory is Not Possible” creche and play space for the June 20th National Demonstration (London) Creche Venue: Common House Unit 5E Pundersons Gardens, Bethnal Green, E2 :: a parent and volunteer run creative and fun space for kids of all ages – with painting, games, toys for younger kids and films and
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Actions, Social Reproduction
Spain: From Networks to Parties… and back
By Rodrigo Nunes The success of ‘citizen initiatives’ like Barcelona En Comú in the recent Spanish municipal elections seems to confirm Spain and Greece as the – tentative, but still hopeful – ‘success stories’ in the global cycle of struggles that followed the Arab Spring. Yet one way in which their novelty has been interpreted
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