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Occupy Protesters Seek to Shut US West Coast Ports [Common Dreams]
Monday, 12 December 2011 13:41

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Anti-Wall Street protesters up and down the US West Coast are joining an effort to
blockade some of the nation's busiest ports from Alaska to California.

Demonstrators are scheduled to gather at 5:30 am to march on the Port of Oakland, which Occupy protesters successfully shut down in November. Marchers expect to descend even earlier on the sprawling port complex spanning Los Angeles and Long Beach as the work day begins. In Portland, Oregon, the protest will begin at 6 am.

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