Callout to those who are not indifferent to the fate of this space.<\/p>\n
Despite the promising ongoing negotiations about the future of Klinika with S\u017dDC (the railway administration), the police has decided to evict. In the fall, when the new S\u017dDC management started to open negotiations, we welcomed this initiative and we came together in a specific way to preserve the social center and to resolve the future of the house to a mutual satisfaction. Nevertheless, the State decided to use violence to kick us out. Evicting Klinika does not make sense because of the ongoing negotiations, S\u017dDC doesn\u2019t not even want to demolish the building. The eviction would just lead to another empty and decaying house.
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We don\u2019t exclude the possibility of further negotiations, but we don\u2019t want to put up with the fact that the state is trying to resolve the situation with violence and a demonstration of force. Indeed, the court\u2019s decision does not force S\u017dDC to perform an eviction. This decision is a political one, apparently taken under police pressure. The eviction will take place on January 10th 2019. Therefore, early morning that day, we are calling for a solidarity breakfast, a protest gathering at Klinika. We\u2019ll defend Klinika from an eviction as many times before. Show your solidarity to Klinika.<\/p>\n
For details, keep an eye on your network and around the corner.<\/p>\n
Klinika
\nJeseniova 60
\nPrague, Czech Republic
\nklinika [at] 451 [dot] cz
\nhttps:\/\/squ.at\/r\/3ll
\nhttps:\/\/451.cz\/klinika\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Callout to those who are not indifferent to the fate of this space. Despite the promising ongoing negotiations about the future of Klinika with S\u017dDC (the railway administration), the police has decided to evict. In the fall, when the new …<\/p>\n