Tahrir comes to Spain
Spain comes to Greece
Where's next?

Yesterday was a beautiful beautiful day and a very very important one. 10 days after the "Spanish Revolution" kicked off peacefully all over Spain, it has been replicated massively in the homeland of Democracy, Greece. Yesterdat, M25, 20,000 people took to the streets and squares all over Greece... 7,000 alone and absolutely peaceful in Constitution square in athens. They have been inspired by Spain and the simple core idea of the movement; That we have had enough, that we are "indignant", we will not take it any more, its time to stand up, take to the streets, occupy squares, create a "true democracy"... and hope that the Spark of peaceful Revoution spreads all over this little planet...

Follow the #GREEKREVOLUTION as it unfolds and spreads...

Real democracy Greece - http://real-democracy.gr/

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+VIDS from earlier moments outside this square:
RAW INCREDIBLE VIDEO: Greeks Battle Riot Police & Storm Parliament - HUGE PROTESTS | People will rise against bank bailouts globally |

vid from #acampadaBCN - Barcelona

#IrishRevolution starting July 16th? - They say it can't happen, let's prove them wrong:
Hashtag: #irishrevolution
Facebook: Act for Ireland
Facebook: #irishrevolution #july16 facebook page
Facebook Event: Protest: for a true democracy now!

Pissed off with very high unemployment, a political system which is not working, a feeling that banks and the markets matter more than life itself, the youth, unemployed and precarious of Spain launched their revolt last Sunday. Three days on and many squares in the country are occupied and movements are building up under the banner of "Democracy Real, Ya! (Real Democracy, Now!)

Related Links:
Hashtags for Twitter: #spanishrevolution | #acampadabcn | #acampadabcn | #yeswecamp | #nonosmovemos | #tomalaplaza | #europeanrevolution | #acampadas
Indymedia Barcelona | Real Democracy Manifesto (English Version) | Nobody Expects the Spanish Revolution | Tools http://takethesquare.net/
Live Stream: From Madrid http://www.soltv.tv/ | From Barcelona http://latele.cat/ | http://acampadabcn.org/en-directo/
Solidarity in Ireland Limerick: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=218240811531155 | Cork http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=212928062060985 | Dublin https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=202503726457580 | Galway http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=131493406926700

Wreath-laying ceremony at the Talbot Street Memorial

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External Links: Justice for the Forgotten |Dublin Monaghan bombings (wikipedia)

Gaddafi

Tonight at 22.45 GMT the United Nations passed resolution 1973/211, which imposes a no-fly zone across Libya, as well as restricting the asset movements from Libyan national companies. Amid celebratory scenes in Benghazi with lots of fireworks and lots of automatic weapons fire , China, India, Russia and Brazil (sometimes as a block called BRIC) all abstained along with Germany. (Thank to @pettybooshwah for clarifyfing this)

Related Links: Towards Left Unity (of sorts): Thinking About Reactions to libya and Each Other | Military actions against libya/ libyan Resistance must rely on own strength | IRSCNA: Hands Off libya! | UN Resolution passed on libyan No Fly Zone | libya, Wisconsin, wikileaks. Imperialism and its stooges at bay. | Solidarity with libya 21st Feb in Dublin |

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Ongoing protests in Dublin in solidarity with the Egyptian people

Tarhrii Square, Egypt

Nazly Hussein speaks from outside the military courts which this afternoon (Friday 12th March) was supposed to address the people the army harrassed and arrested last Wednesday during a brutal attack on those occupying Tahrir Square. Nazly describes how several hundred plain clothes thugs was deployed against people in the square on Wednesday, who set about pulling down tents and beating people up. The army, under the pretence of ‘protecting’ those remaining in the Tahrir then began beating, arresting and electrocuting people within the the pro democracy movement. Over 170 people where arrested, most of whom where later released without charge. Many had been beaten and tortured with electrocution.

An interview with Nazly Hussien:

Interview with Nazly Hussien 27.6 Mb

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Ongoing protests in Dublin in solidarity with the Egyptian people