July 20, 2018
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Comments Off on Florence, Italy : Paska’s communique ahead of the trial
The first hearing of the trial against Ghespe took place today, 4th July. It was very short because the judges accepted a request for the reunification of the trial, so they simply postponed the hearing to 12th July, the day … Continue reading
June 12, 2018
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Comments Off on Italy – Preliminary hearing for anarchist comrade Salvatore Vespertino (Ghespe)
The preliminary hearing against Ghespe (we point out that he was taken out of so-called Operation Panico, and has been put on trial alone simultaneously) was held in camera on 15th May at the court in Florence. Preliminary investigating judge … Continue reading
July 14, 2018
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Comments Off on Italy ,Rome : Arson Attack Aganst Diplomatic Corp and ENI Vehicles
When you set out at night with the intention of burning or putting something out of action, interrupting the paralysis inherent in everyday life, you never know exactly what you will find once you are on the street. Which is … Continue reading
July 10, 2018
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Comments Off on Italy,Florence: Poster of those present in court
LONG LIVE THE REBELS Italy, second decade of the twenty-first century. In the midst of a security delirium of cameras, police and army everywhere, racist and fascist hatred is organizing and arming itself. As the disgusting ‘bulldozer man’ [Matteo … Continue reading
March 25, 2018
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Comments Off on Italy – Updates on ‘operation Panico’
On 9th January, after about 2 years, the closure of ‘operation Panico’ was notified, so we had access to almost all the investigation files. After getting a genetics expert to examine the forensic report concerning the evidence, DNA sample-taking and … Continue reading
November 8, 2017
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From the local press we learn that the court of review pronounced a verdict concerning the prosecutor’s appeal against the orders of release concerning the comrades arrested following an attack on a Casapound bookshop on 1st January 2017. The court … Continue reading