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GLOBAL PROTESTS BY MILLIONS AGAINST THE BUSH WAR

 

February 15 - 16, 2003

 

30 Million across the planet marched against the impending war on Iraq this weekend.

Here are estimates and final numbers in cities and countries around the world.

 

GREAT BRITAIN

1,500,000 in LONDON

 

SPAIN

2,000,000 across Spain

800,000 in Madrid

1,300,000 in Barcelona

 

ITALY

1,000,000 in ROME

 

GERMANY:

500,000 in BERLIN

 

FRANCE

400,000 in Paris

 

AUSTRALIA:

100,000 to 200,000 in MELBOURNE

 

CANADA

100,000 in Montreal

80,000 in Toronto

20,000 in Vancouver

5,000 in Calgary

 

SYRIA

200,000 in Damascus

 

UNITED STATES

500,000 in New York

60,000 - 75,000 in Seattle

10,000 in Philadelphia

7,500 in Minnesotta

5,000 in San Diego

2,000 in Detroit

1,000 in Portland, Maine

 

IRELAND

100,000 in DUBLIN

 

PORTUGAL

80,000 in Lisbon

 

NETHERLANDS

70,000 in Amsterdam

 

NORWAY

60,000 in Oslo

 

GREECE

50,000 in ATHENS

 

 URUGUAY

50,000 in MONTEVIDEO

 

ARGENTINA

50,000 in Buenos Aires

 

SWITZERLAND

40,000 in BERN

 

BELGIUM

30,000 in Brussels

 

AUSTRIA

15,000 - 30,000 in Vienna

 

HUNGARY

20,000 in Budapest

 

BRAZIL

10,000 - 20,000 in Sao Paolo

 

FINLAND

15,000 in Helsinki

 

MEXICO

13,500 in Mexico City

 

NEW ZEALAND

8,000 - 10,000 in Auckland

6,000 in Wellington

 

THAILAND

10,000 in Pattani Province

 

JAPAN

6,000 in TOKYO

 

 

 

LONDON

Demonstration in London was no doubt the largest outcry for peace in the history of the city: 1,500,000 rally against the Bush war for oil.

 

 

BERLIN

500,000 demonstrated in Berlin in the city's largest antiwar demonstration.

 

 

 

AMSTERDAM

On the Dam Square in Amsterdam, thousands gathered with signs saying 'NO BLOOD FOR OIL'.

 

 

SEOUL, KOREA

Demonstrators in downtown Seoul, capital of South Korea.

 

 

BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

In Budapest, the capital of Hungary, thousands of people form a peace chain across the city.

 

 

BRANDENBURG GATE, BERLIN

The sea of 500,000 people people surround the historical Brandenburg Gate all around, once the infamous dividing line between the West and East Germany. A resounding message of NO to the imminent Bush war.

 

 

CALL FOR PEACE

 

 

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Copyright 2002 West-Art

PROMETHEUS, Internet Bulletin for Art, Politics and Science.

Nr. 86, Spring 2003