In Madrid, Spain, since the preferred day for demonstrations is Sunday, the main demonstration to “Stop the War on Iraq Before It Starts" has been called for Oct. 27. Other demonstrations are set for Barcelona, Seville, Oviedo and other cities. Then, on Nov. 16-17, the Spain-based Committee in Solidarity with the Arab Cause will hold a conference, to which Ramsey Clark and other representatives of the International Action Center and ANSWER are invited.
A Peace Race organized by young people of the Workers Party of Belgium is planned for Oct. 26. A coalition has also called for a national demonstration in Belgium on Nov. 10 in solidarity with the Washington and San Francisco actions.
Also in Brussels, on Oct. 26, the Anti-Imperialist Camp will protest at the headquarters of the European Union to oppose the EU’s decision to put revolutionary organizations and organizations fighting for national liberation--like Herri Batasuna in the Basque Country and the Communist Party of the Philippines--on a list of “terrorist” groups.
On Oct. 12 there were demonstrations in 30 cities in France. Tens of thousands of people took part.
In Britain, where the Blair regime threatens to send troops to participate in a U.S.-led war against Iraq, 250,000-350,000 marched in protest in London on Sept. 28. On Oct. 31 the British anti-war movement will move from dissent to resistance, as demonstrators gather in city centers to stop traffic.
A Peace Race organized by young people of the Workers Party of Belgium is planned for Oct. 26. A coalition has also called for a national demonstration in Belgium on Nov. 10 in solidarity with the Washington and San Francisco actions.
Also in Brussels, on Oct. 26, the Anti-Imperialist Camp will protest at the headquarters of the European Union to oppose the EU’s decision to put revolutionary organizations and organizations fighting for national liberation--like Herri Batasuna in the Basque Country and the Communist Party of the Philippines--on a list of “terrorist” groups.
On Oct. 12 there were demonstrations in 30 cities in France. Tens of thousands of people took part.
In Britain, where the Blair regime threatens to send troops to participate in a U.S.-led war against Iraq, 250,000-350,000 marched in protest in London on Sept. 28. On Oct. 31 the British anti-war movement will move from dissent to resistance, as demonstrators gather in city centers to stop traffic.