Tag Archives: Rami Syrianos

New texts by Greek anarchists

Posted on August 30, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Two interesting new texts by Greek anarchist comrades were recently posted at Contra Info. The first text, by Spiros Stratoulis, Giorgos Karagiannidis, Rami Syrianos, is a denunciation of business as usual in Greek prisons, with prison guards receiving kid-glove treatment … 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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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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Other Greek anarchist trial updates

Posted on April 2, 2012 by This Is Our Job

On March 26, sentences were handed down for the five comrades charged with setting fire to Public Power Corporation (DEI) vehicles in Thessaloniki. The trial itself lasted only two sessions, since four of the defendants refused to appear out of … Continue reading →

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List of anarchist prisoners in Greece (February 23, 2012 update)

Posted on February 25, 2012 by This Is Our Job

Our comrades are transferred frequently. Therefore, this list will continue to be updated as needed. The mailing addresses of the prisons where our comrades are being held are written in Greek, but with Latin letters in order to make it … Continue reading →

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