The "Alternatives" working group of Indymedia (an international
network of over 150 autonomous, non-profit, collectively-organized,
volunteer-run local independent media centers, www.indymedia.org)
invites you to join us in the formation of a global "Alternatives
Independent Media Center!" The "Alternatives IMC" will both gather
content about all the great things people are doing to create a
better world (pioneering alternative social structures, economics,
education, energy, etc.) and to provide a place for people organizing
these projects working on these projects to connect with each other
to do practical, world-changing work. We invite you to check out
information at
'"https://docs.indymedia.org/view/Global/IndymediaAlternatives" and
to become part of the project.

On Friday, October 27, truckloads of pro-government paramilitaries opened fire on a barricade in the outskirts of the Mexican State of Oaxaca, which has been under local control for the past five months. The gunmen killed five people, including US journalist and camerman William Bradley Roland, aka Brad Will. According to La Jornada, Will died before reaching the hospital. Among the dead was also a schoolteacher named Emililio Alofonzo Fabian. Seventeen are reported wounded, including a photographer from the newspaper Milenio Diario, who was at Will's side. Will, age 36, was active in Massachusetts and had worked with Indymedia Centers in New York, Bolivia and Brazil, and is believed to be the first Indymedia journalist to be killed while reporting. Last Communique from Brad Will As reports of protesters surrounded by armed government forces and police continue to pour in, activists in cities around the world are planning protests at Mexican embassies in outcry against the violent aggression against the people of Oaxaca.

Ongoing Coverage: http://nyc.indymedia.org/en/index.html

By the time the line of march reached Entergy headquarters hundreds of demonstrators were on hand for a rally and non-violent civil disobedience action.

On Monday October 16:
REVOKE THE OPERATING LICENSE OF THE VT YANKEE NUCLEAR REACTOR!
Noon, Entergy Headquarters, Old Ferry Road, N. Brattleboro VT.

October 5: There is a Way! There is a Day!
[see local actions below]

The legacy of democratic change and resistance toward the arrogance of power needs only to be revived. Camp Democracy provides that spark.

Greenpeace must be confronted for their complicity in the corporate privatization of America and playing god squad with the wildlife of Nantucket Sound

August 6- 9
Rutland, Montpelier and Burlington, VT

Washington, DC Action info:
rtc.revolt.org/node/210

Warnings posted at Vermont Yankee