Sep 26, 2012 by stimulator
http://indiegogo.com/streetpolitics101
For over 4 months, students and their allies, took over the streets of Montreal every day, to protest a tuition hike imposed by the liberal party in Quebec.
On September 21st, the newly elected Premier of Quebec scrapped the tuition hike and repealed a controversial law, that effectively banned public demonstrations.
While this is being touted as a victory by many in the student movement, one element that made this success possible is already being overshadowed. How the the movement’s militant street politics transformed the student strike from a single issue campaign to an uncompromising social insurrection.
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How did the Quebec student movement win?
see
How a Student Movement Can Become a Revolution by Andrew Gavin Marshall
Their enemy is our enemy by Chris Hedges
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