Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Portland, for the abolition of police, prisons, and capitalism, and also demanding that the election be carried out fairly. Demonstrators first marched from Revolution Hall to the inJustice Center, and then gathered in front of the federal courthouse to burn American flags before being dispersed by police.
Dozens of protesters gathered at the Capitol Complex of New Jersey in Trenton, demanding drivers’ licenses for undocumented immigrants who would face deportation if they sought one from the authorities right now. Police responded with a heavy presence, deploying a helicopter over the march and sending several cop cars on the ground.
Dozens of protesters gathered at the site of a houseless camp in Berlin, where more than 100 unhoused people were forced into transport buses without their belongings. Demonstrators banged on the fences to make noise and confronted police officers, although none escalated into arrests.
Hundreds of members of the Electrical Industry and Irrigation Workers Union (UTIER) took to the streets of San Juan against the privatization of electricity in Puerto Rico. The Luma corporation would assume the responsibility of power on the American island colony if privatization went through successfully.
Around 200 Greek anarchists and communists in Patras gathered in solidarity with the Koufontinas hunger strike, demanding the immediate government satisfaction of the communist revolutionary prisoner’s request to be returned to his old call at the Korydallos prison.
