1st ANNIVERSARY OF ARGENTINA'S POPULAR REBELLION

An exciting alliance of local Argentines, tango dancers, global justice activists and artists are getting together to celebrate the one year anniversary of the Argentine uprising. Bring your pots and pans to the corporate offices of Citibank. Let your voice be heard. Dance tango for protest to Union Square. Videos from Argentina, poetry and more. We have not forgotten! David Solnit 510 601-8116 Further Information: Art/Image Making Sat Dec , 12 noon-5pm Art and Revolution, Redstone Building, 16th @ Capp, SF For more information contact: bayareasocialforum@yahoo.org A year ago, the people of Argentina faced the Christmas season in a grim economic state. The IMF refused the government's loan request, so workers saw their salaries cut by 60%. Citibank and other major banks froze people's bank accounts. Once the poster child of the IMF and World Bank, Argentina found the end of the neoliberal economic rainbow: complete financial ruin. Facing hunger and renewed police repression, over a million people spontaneously took to the streets on Dec 19-20. They banged on pots and pans and chanted "Que Se Vayan Todos!" (They all must go) to transnational corporations, corrupt politicians, and the repressive police forces that support them. Since then, the Argentine people organize weekly Asambleas Populares (popular public assemblies) to make their own economic decisions and continue the Cacerolazos to make their voices heard. An inspiring movement has developed where the popular politics of the future are being re-invented. The people of Argentina are calling for a global day of action to mark their anniversary. Int'l Day of Action: www.nadir.org/nadir/initiativ/agp/d20 Argentine Rebellion: www.nadir.org/nadir/initiativ/agp/free/imf/argentina/txt/2002/0918que_se_vay an.htm