Tag Archives: Olga Economidou

Fire Cells Conspiracy prisoner transfer update

Posted on August 1, 2012 by This Is Our Job

As expected, on Monday, July 30, the four comrades being charged in the second Halandri Case trial (Damiano Bolano, Christos Tsakalos, and the brothers Michalis and Giorgos Nikolopoulos) were transferred from Korydallos Prison in Athens to their “regular” prisons. The … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 22 (Friday, June 22) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on July 2, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Comrades Giorgos Nikolopoulos, Michalis Nikolopoulos, and Christos Tsakalos—in a gesture of solidarity with Olga Economidou, who has been locked up in solitary confinement at Diavata Prison for 49 days—demanded that the trial be suspended. Comrade Damiano Bolano also submitted the … Continue reading →

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Letter by Rami Syrianos from Larissa Prison in solidarity with Olga Economidou

Posted on June 26, 2012 by This Is Our Job

From Viva la Anarquía (June 20, 2012) via Indymedia Barcelona (June 20, 2012): Each conflict with power, even if it is partial or minor, contains the same pledge of revolutionary war within. For a month-and-a-half, comrade Olga Economidou has been … Continue reading →

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Summary of day 21 (Friday, June 8) of 2nd Halandri Case trial

Posted on June 15, 2012 by This Is Our Job

The court martial session at Korydallos Women’s Prison lasted just 15 minutes, since comrades Damiano Bolano, Christos Tsakalos, and Giorgos and Michalis Nikolopoulos walked out of the courtroom for the second session in a row, staying faithful to the statements … Continue reading →

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Fire Cells Conspiracy: Solidarity with Anarchist Rami Syrianos

Posted on June 13, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Although Syrianos already ended his hunger strike (which lasted from May 15–21, at which point he was finally transferred to Larissa Prison from solitary confinement at Nigrita Prison), and his trial also recently finished (he was sentenced to eight years … Continue reading →

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