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Palestine solidarity demonstration as DCC again fails to vote on anti-Veolia motion

category dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | news report author Monday April 19, 2010 21:41author by Kev - ISPC (pers cap)author email divestment at ipsc dot ie Report this post to the editors

(Sorry about the delayed nature of this report, been busy!)

On the evening of Monday 12th April 2010 around 40 members and supporters of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) staged a solidarity demonstration outside Dublin City Hall in support of the anti-Veoila motion that was tabled to be voted on by Dublin City Council (DCC).
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Unfortunately, for the second month in a row this motion - calling on the City Manager not to sign or renew any contracts with French multinational Veolia until they cease operations in the occupied Palestinian territories - was not voted on. This, we are informed, was due to a raft of emergency motions tabled in the week before the meeting.

IPSC Chairperson Dr. David Landy expressed regret at the failure to take a vote on the motion saying: "This a real shame as based on conversations we had with many of the councillors beforehand, we were confident it would pass. However, we understand that for a city council important local issues must take precedence, and the IPSC will continue to build support for this motion in the weeks ahead. We will also be moving the focus of our campaign to the Railway Procurement Agency (RPA) which is responsible for the LUAS and Metro North contracts."

The next DCC meeting will take place on May 10th in Dublin City Hall, and the IPSC encourages all those supportive DCC Zone residents who have not yet contacted their local councillors asking them to support this motion to do so between now and then.

Further information on Veolia's links to Israeli Apartheid, as well as a model letter and contact details for local councillors can be found here: http://www.ipsc.ie/veolia.

Related Link: http://www.ipsc.ie/veolia

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author by Frank Adam - private citizenpublication date Tue Apr 20, 2010 15:52author address author phone Report this post to the editors

As public contracts are let on a lowest tender basis, do you have the rates differential [increase] that Dublin citizens would have to pay for the second cheapest tender on this contract - and are you willing to pay it? because most citizens will be more likely to vote against your bee in the bonnet for a bunch of wooden spoon winners?

author by Kev - IPSC (pers cap)publication date Tue Apr 20, 2010 16:29author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Derail Israeli Apartheid: IPSC Boycott & Divestment Day of Action focusing on Veolia

Date(s): 24 Apr 2010

Time(s): 1:00PM

Area: Dublin

Venue: St. Stephen's Green LUAS Stop

Full details at the link below:

(PS: thanks to the kind editor who fixed the erroneous picture above)

Related Link: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/96404
author by Realistpublication date Thu Apr 22, 2010 04:31author address author phone Report this post to the editors

"As public contracts are let on a lowest tender basis, do you have the rates differential [increase] that Dublin citizens would have to pay for the second cheapest tender on this contract - and are you willing to pay it? because most citizens will be more likely to vote against your bee in the bonnet for a bunch of wooden spoon winners?"

Get real Frank. Since when in this country did Irish taxpayers actually pay the tender rate for public transport projects?? What was that overrun on the Luas again?? Tender rate means nothing when our lot are drawing up contracts. Who pays the best backhander to the politicians is probably all that counts. The final cost will not resemble the tender figure much, and the contract will be too weak to enforce the tender figure. Mark my words.

author by Frank Adam - private citizenpublication date Sat May 15, 2010 21:27author address author phone Report this post to the editors

If things are that dodgy? What are we talking "perfected Society" critiques for?

Throughout the Arab World it is whom you are related to that matters - backed by gunfire especially in the PA and Gaza in particular. Why should Palestine be any different from any other Arab state and on their own UN Report on the Arab World they lag horribly against all other regions of the World. There are more rewarding Dulcinea del Tobosa's to support and woo.

 
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