Greek anarchists from the Libertarian Initiative of Thessaloniki gathered at a city hospital, demanding a raise for medical workers and healthcare for undocumented refugees. No arrests were made, as demonstrators dispersed immediately after due to the country’s authoritarian law that banned protesting under COVID.
Protesters demonstrated against pro-police billboards set up across the city by Portland Police Bureau affiliates, and destroyed a few. No major clashes with police occurred.
Protesters in Haifa torched two motorcycles at the Kiryat Ata police station after an announcement given out that the murderer of Ethiopian Jew Salomon Taka will return to service law enforcement after a poor investigation.
Hundreds gathered in Barcelona to demand the release of protesters imprisoned during the uprising in solidarity with Pablo Hasel, a left-wing Catalan rapper arrested and facing charges for criticizing the monarchy of Spain and supporting the revolutionary Basque ETA organization.
Dozens in the city of Chiguayante placed barricades and protested to demand justice for Francisco Martínez Romero, a street artist murdered by Carabineros in Panguipulli. Demonstrators disrupted traffic and further spread thin the supply of police to respond to nationwide protests that day in Chile.
