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Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2001 21:42:35

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Committee for the Rescue and Development of Vieques
>
>P.O. Box 1424 Vieques, Puerto Rico 00765
>
>Tel. (787) 741-0716 E mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>1 January, 2001
>
>Press Release

>Viequenses prepare for new round of civil disobedience actions
>Spokespersons for the Committee for the Rescue and Development of Vieques
>(CRDV) informed that the Navy has placed in the Post Office and other
>public areas, a warning for fishermen and other operators of small boats
>that military operations will take place from 1 until 4:00PM on the 2nd and
>3rd of January. The Navy will carry out preparations - that generally
>include open burning and open detonation of bombs and other artifacts from
>previous maneuvers - for
>
>Viequenses prepare for new round of civil disobedience actions
>
>
>Spokespersons for the Committee for the Rescue and Development of Vieques
>(CRDV) informed that the Navy has placed in the Post Office and other
>public areas, a warning for fishermen and other operators of small boats
>that military operations will take place from 1 until 4:00PM on the 2nd and
>3rd of January. The Navy will carry out preparations - that generally
>include open burning and open detonation of bombs and other artifacts from
>previous maneuvers - for exercises announced for the second half of this
>month.
>
>
>The Viequenses reported that during New Years Eve, members of the community
>dismantled hundred of feet of the military fence at Camp Garc�a to denounce
>the Navy�s intentions of continued bombing. Brigades of Viequenses took
>down large extensions of the perimeter fence that separates the military
>from the civilian area in the Eastern third of the island.
>
>
>"This is an indication of things to come," signaled Ismael Guadalupe, one
>of the principal Viequense leaders. "This fence separates us from our
>patrimony, from the land where our parents and grandparents were born. We
>want to end the obstacles to our natural and healthy development. We will
>take back what by Natural Right belongs to us - our land, our right to live
>in Peace. Actions of Civil Disobedience will continue to block and denounce
>the next maneuvers," said Guadalupe.
>
>
>Nilda Medina, another spokeswoman for the Vieques struggle, made an urgent
>call to persons who have not yet participated in civil disobedience acts,
>indicating that this is the momento to make the sacrifice to guarentee
>Peace for Vieques. Medina suggested that those interested in participating
>in the next incursions into the Navy's restricted zone here should call the
>CRDV at the Peace and Justice Camp at (787) 741-0716
>
>
>
>
>Contacto: Robert Rabin 787 741-0716
>
>exercises announced for the second half of this month.
>
>
>The Viequenses reported that during New Years Eve, members of the community
>dismantled hundred of feet of the military fence at Camp Garc�a to denounce
>the Navy�s intentions of continued bombing. Brigades of Viequenses took
>down large extensions of the perimeter fence that separates the military
>from the civilian area in the Eastern third of the island.
>
>
>"This is an indication of things to come," signaled Ismael Guadalupe, one
>of the principal Viequense leaders. "This fence separates us from our
>patrimony, from the land where our parents and grandparents were born. We
>want to end the obstacles to our natural and healthy development. We will
>take back what by Natural Right belongs to us - our land, our right to live
>in Peace. Actions of Civil Disobedience will continue to block and denounce
>the next maneuvers," said Guadalupe.
>
>
>Nilda Medina, another spokeswoman for the Vieques struggle, made an urgent
>call to persons who have not yet participated in civil disobedience acts,
>indicating that this is the momento to make the sacrifice to guarentee
>Peace for Vieques. Medina suggested that those interested in participating
>in the next incursions into the Navy's restricted zone here should call the
>CRDV at the Peace and Justice Camp at (787) 741-0716
>
>
>
>
>Contacto: Robert Rabin 787 741-0716
>
>
>

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