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10th November 2004, 00:34
Prison and temp agency bombed in Milan
Milan, Italy
November 8, 2004
According to the Italian Ansa news group, the overnight bombings of the San Vittore jail and an Adecco temporary labor agency in Milan have been claimed, through phone-calls, by the "Federazione anarchica informale - cellule insorgenti metropolitane" (Informal Anarchist Federation - Metropolitan Insurgent Cells), who stated that temporary labor agencies "are responsible for the exploitation of millions of people". This group also claimed to have committed a bombing attack on a Manpower agency on October 30, 2004.
MILAN LETTER BOMBS: TWO IN SAN VITTORE WERE DEMONSTRATIONS
(AGI) - Milan, Italy, 8 November - Two of the three letter bombs that exploded in the night were almost certainly a demonstrative action near Milan's San Vittore prison. The third was for a seasonal job centre. This is the view of the police, who intervened at 3.50am in Piazza Aquileia, Porta Vercellina corner, after reports of a bomb going off in a large refuse bin. While the police were on the scene, Amsa, the municipal waste company, reported that at 3.30am a waste-crusher lorry, stopped on Via Paleocapa to unload smaller bins, was damaged by an explosion inside. Again Amsa informed police that the waste came from Piazza Aquileia where there was the subsequent explosion. At the moment, however, no-one at all has claimed responsibility, not even for the third bomb that went off at the "Adecco" agency at Corso Lodi 47 and which destroyed an iron grating and made signs fall to the ground. Investigators believe that all the bombs were from the same group, probably anarchists. (AGI) -
http://agi.it/english/news.pl?doc=20041108...e-eng.oggitalia (http://agi.it/english/news.pl?doc=200411081748-1187-RT1-CRO-0-NF11&page=0&id=agionline-eng.oggitalia)
source (http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=04/11/08/6661105)
Milan, Italy
November 8, 2004
According to the Italian Ansa news group, the overnight bombings of the San Vittore jail and an Adecco temporary labor agency in Milan have been claimed, through phone-calls, by the "Federazione anarchica informale - cellule insorgenti metropolitane" (Informal Anarchist Federation - Metropolitan Insurgent Cells), who stated that temporary labor agencies "are responsible for the exploitation of millions of people". This group also claimed to have committed a bombing attack on a Manpower agency on October 30, 2004.
MILAN LETTER BOMBS: TWO IN SAN VITTORE WERE DEMONSTRATIONS
(AGI) - Milan, Italy, 8 November - Two of the three letter bombs that exploded in the night were almost certainly a demonstrative action near Milan's San Vittore prison. The third was for a seasonal job centre. This is the view of the police, who intervened at 3.50am in Piazza Aquileia, Porta Vercellina corner, after reports of a bomb going off in a large refuse bin. While the police were on the scene, Amsa, the municipal waste company, reported that at 3.30am a waste-crusher lorry, stopped on Via Paleocapa to unload smaller bins, was damaged by an explosion inside. Again Amsa informed police that the waste came from Piazza Aquileia where there was the subsequent explosion. At the moment, however, no-one at all has claimed responsibility, not even for the third bomb that went off at the "Adecco" agency at Corso Lodi 47 and which destroyed an iron grating and made signs fall to the ground. Investigators believe that all the bombs were from the same group, probably anarchists. (AGI) -
http://agi.it/english/news.pl?doc=20041108...e-eng.oggitalia (http://agi.it/english/news.pl?doc=200411081748-1187-RT1-CRO-0-NF11&page=0&id=agionline-eng.oggitalia)
source (http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=04/11/08/6661105)