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On 28th March thousands will march through London as part of a global campaign to challenge the G20, ahead of their 2nd April summit on the global financial crisis.
Even before the banking collapse, the world suffered poverty, inequality and the threat of climate chaos. The world has followed a financial model that has created an economy fuelled by ever-increasing debt, both financial and environmental.
Our future depends on creating an economy based on fair distribution of wealth, decent jobs for all and a low carbon future.
There can be no going back to business as usual.
People from all over the country will join the march on March 28
Even before the banking collapse, the world suffered poverty, inequality and the threat of climate chaos
Originally posted by CX
Hopefully the police will deal with the protests in a professional manner. You really can't blame them for taking certin precautionary measures when they are expecting a large amount of trouble.
well, wasn't it the police who have "predicted" a summer of rage?
Originally posted by pieman
Originally posted by CX
Hopefully the police will deal with the protests in a professional manner. You really can't blame them for taking certin precautionary measures when they are expecting a large amount of trouble.
the question is, why are they expecting trouble? it's an organised protest, not an organised riot, who exactly are the ones suggesting violence?
Originally posted by pieman
the question is, why are they expecting trouble? it's an organised protest, not an organised riot, who exactly are the ones suggesting violence?