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category dublin | bin tax / household tax / water tax | press release author Tuesday September 30, 2003 01:20author by Francisco Raposo - Lisbon Council Workers Unionauthor email francisrap at sapo dot pt Report this post to the editors

Note from IMC Editorial: This page also includes solidarity messages and protest reports from other locations. Please add future messages as comments to this article rather than as new news articles. Thanks!
Lisbon Council Workers Union call to free Clare and Joe
The case of the 2 AntiBin Tax is provoking outrage among Portuguese workers and activists.

The fowlling message was send to the Taoiseach on bealf of 12.000 strong Lisbon Council Workers

Taoiseach (prime Minister):
Na Taolseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern T.D.,
Department of the Taoiseach,
Government Buildings
Upper Merion Street,
Dubin 2.


Dear Sir

It was with deep outrage that we, Lisbon Council Workers Union, get the new of the one month jail of. Mr. Joe Higgins, TD and Cllr. Clare Daly.

They jailing have the main target of stop the development of the anti Tax Bin Campaign, however the judicial decision is also a serious attack on protest right and an curtail of Mr. Joe Higgins TD and Cllr. Clare Daly ‘mandates to defend de interest of they voters.

We believe that we are not wrong to say that, in this moment, Joe Higgins and Clare Daly are political prisoners.

They jailing – and the others steps of strength of Gardai powers to arrest any resident which peacefully protest against the discretionary of not collecting bin from those that refuse to pay an unjust tax – are an intolerable threat and warning to all that activity opposed to any not just measure.

Therefore we demand an immediate and unconditional release of. Mr. Joe Higgins, TD, Cllr. Mrs. Clare Daly and others anti bin tax colleges and the immediate stop to all issues to defeat the movement that in these 3 long years are fighting against an unjust bin tax.

Yours

On behalf of
Lisbon Council Workers Union

Libério Domingues,
President

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Workers Unity     recycle-billy    Tue Sep 30, 2003 18:44 
   its Lisbon you sap     random input    Tue Sep 30, 2003 19:47 
   Portugal-isn't that near Portrush? or is that Portstuart?     recycle-billy    Thu Oct 02, 2003 01:26 
   moved     Indymedia Ireland Editorial Group    Thu Oct 02, 2003 16:45 
   very mobile.     josefine.    Thu Oct 02, 2003 17:20 
   international solidarity     CWIer    Thu Oct 02, 2003 20:19 
   International Protests continue over jailing of Joe and Clare     sp member    Fri Oct 03, 2003 13:53 
   Solidarity my ass     Oh please    Fri Oct 03, 2003 14:01 


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