While the adhesive residue on the hands of the last-generation AT activists has barely been completely removed, the group announced further protests at the end of their two-week campaign. There could be individual campaigns as early as next week, but in fact “a break of more than four weeks is being announced”. Group spokesperson David Sonnenbaum reports this.
“If the federal government continues to fail to act, the people of the last generation are determined to continue their peaceful protest next Monday for a future worth living,” the climate protection group said on Twitter. However, Sonnenbaum clarified to the APA that there will be a “more than four week hiatus” until the next official glue campaigns.
Activists paralyzed four locations on Friday
This statement could cause a lot of outrage among the population – the last “wave of interference” did not end until Friday. A total of 23 arrests were made shortly before the weekend. As in the days before, there were several blockades in the streets of Vienna. Activists held on to four places, including Schwedenplatz and Währinger Gurtel near Gentzgasse. Moments later, traffic on the Margaretengordel also came to a standstill. The gatherings were quickly broken up by the police. There were traffic jams in the morning.
The action from Schwedenplatz in particular received a lot of attention and was applauded by the supporters. “More and more people are behind us and the demands,” the Last Generation AT wrote on Twitter, posting a video that also featured members of Seniors For Future and Parents For Future. According to the climate protection group, eight organizations of the “For Future” movement showed solidarity with concerns for more climate protection.
“Together they call on the federal government to stop shying away from the cheapest, simplest protection measures: a freeze on new oil and gas drilling and speeding up to 100 km/h on the autobahn,” said the “Last Generation”. a broadcast.
Source: Krone
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