NOG20 protestations begins in Hamburg, Germany, 2 July of 2017

Our freelance friend reporter Gaspard Glanz is on the field in Hamburg, Germany at the preparation of G20 summit to bring exclusive videos of what is happening in Hamburg. A little of German air can't be bad for him, even if the situation might get risky there. In point of fact, in France, French Police is harassing Taranisnews for months preventing them to work properly and to make a living. Nice way to censor a journalist isn't it?

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Here is a good and short description of the situation in Hamburg from a German newspaper DW :
"The summit hasn't begun but clashes already happened between G20 Protesters and the Police as they tried to dismantle a camp of protesters in a city park. Protesters from around Europe are flocking to the city in what is expected to be a tense week of clashes.

More than 100,000 protesters are expected at the largest demonstrations. In the anarchist and left-wing spectrum, police estimate there are around 4,000 people who are prepared to use violence in Hamburg. Protesters already voiced their anger over climate change, capitalism and global conflict at the "Protest Wave.
(...) US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are particular enemies for much of the European left and protestors. "
Source : http://www.dw.com/en/hamburg-braces-for-g20-summit-but-leaves-room-for-protest/a-39490658

German autorithies claim they doesn't want Hamburg to turn in a bunker and that they won't tolerate any violence...
This so kind recommandation doesn't seem to concern Police Violence against activists. Enough talk, here are the videos of Day 1 :

Credits Video : Taranisnews

I wanted to finish this post with two great citations about struggles :

“La lutte de l’homme contre le pouvoir, c’est la lutte de la mémoire contre l’oubli”. Milan Kundera
“Dans la lutte, on descend au niveau de l'adversaire”. Sénèque

"The struggle of men against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting". Milan Kundera
"In the fight, one descends to the level of the opponent". Sénèque.

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