Experiments with truth: 8/15/11

Experiments with truth: 8/15/11

Bryan Farrell

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Copy and paste the following into your page to republish: Experiments with truth: 8/15/11Thousands of residents of the Northeastern Chinese port city Dalian took to the streets on Sunday to demand the relocation of a petrochemical plant that threatened to spill toxins into the city last week when a typhoon breached a nearby dike. Chinese authorities have complied and ordered the closure of the plant. Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis poured into the streets of major cities and towns across the country on Friday, keeping the pressure on the nation's embattled president to step down. About 100 people participated in a two-mile march in Santa Cruz, California on Sunday to demand a halt to construction of 32 homes on what is believed to be a 6,000-year-old Native American burial site. More than 1,000 people led by the poet turned activist Javier Sicilia have joined a march in Mexico City to protest the government's strategy in the fight against drug gangs. Tunisian security forces used tear gas and truncheons Monday to disperse several hundred protesters in the capital demanding that the government step down for failing to prosecute supporters of the ousted president. Thousands of people turned out at rallies across Australia on Sunday to call on federal MPs to support a ban on live animal exports. Thousands of people took to the streets of Dublin yesterday to demand civil marriage equality. Tens of thousands of people gathered across Israel on Saturday to call for lower living costs in an effort to show the government their protest movement has countrywide support.