[IPSM] Wednesday: Next CLAC Assembly! (September 1st, 2004, Montreal)

[Jaggi Singh]

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Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2004 13:41:14 -0400 (EDT)
From: la CLAC! <clac at taktic.org>

You are invited to the next CLAC ASSEMBLY!

--> Wednesday, September 1, 2004
at L'X (182 Ste-Catherine East, metro Berri-UQAM or St-Laurent)

At 6pm there will be a introduction to the CLAC for newcomers. The
assembly starts at 7pm.

[NOTE: This will be CLAC's last assembly at L'X on Ste-Catherine Street --
where we've held most of our assemblies since May 2000 -- because L'X is
moving to a different space, and the CLAC too will be moving its
assemblies to different venues in Montreal this fall as well.]

On the Assembly AGENDA:

* Update from the anti-RNC protests in New York City
* Update about upcoming march for Palestinian refugees

* DEBATE/DISCUSSION: Relaunching the campaign against Charest and the
"re-engineering" of the state; with presentations by:
Libertad: on student resistance
CLAC Logement: on public transportation
La Commune (NEFAC): on casual/part-time work

* CLAC GROUP PRESENTATIONS: Block the Empire, CLAC Housing/Comité des
sans-emploi, CLAC Latin America Committee, No One Is Illegal, Pain-Panais
et Liberté (PPL), La Commune (NEFAC-Montreal), Libertad (Cegep
Vieux-Montreal), Collectif Reclus-Malatesta (Joliette) and the DIRA
Anarchist Library.

* Vote on the new membership of the Anarkhia collective
* Varia/Annoucements

Translation available. Childcare available on site (please phone 409-2049
in advance).


La CLAC -- the Anti-Capitalist Convergence of Montreal -- is a grassroots
organization comprised of several autonomous groups that are active in
various social struggles. CLAC groups include: CLAC Latin America/FTAA
Committee, CLAC Housing/Comité des sans-emploi, Block the Empire, No One
Is Illegal, Pain-Panais et Liberte (PPL), La Commune (NEFAC-Montreal),
Libertad (Cegep Vieux-Montreal), Collectif Reclus-Malatesta (Joliette) and
the DIRA Anarchist Library.

The CLAC has been active for 4 years in Montreal and the Northeast region,
organizing various campaigns and projects -- within the perspective of an
anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian analysis -- utilizing and respecting a
diversity of tactics ranging from popular education to direct action.

CLAC Assemblies are a place for both active CLAC groups, as well as other
groups and individuals, to share information and, in active solidarity,
re-inforce our movements for radical social justice and dignity.

--> Info: 514-409-2049 or clac at taktic.org