Climate protest in Munich: Last generation announce 24-hour campaign

Climate protest in Munich: Last generation announce 24-hour campaign

A spectacular announcement from the last generation heats the minds in Munich. The climate protection movement plans to block Prielmayerstrasse for an entire day. This will happen next Saturday, you can learn on social media and the organizers. The campaign shows that despite a previously announced change of strategy, this group is determined to continue to pursue its goals with large and present protests.

In their own style, the activists announce: "What interests me my chatter from yesterday!" These words illustrate the group's determination to be visible and actively on the streets again. In an earlier statement, the participants had announced that they wanted to stop blocking streets and traffic routes, which made the upcoming blockade all the more remarkable.

Details for blockade and mobilization

The campaign is scheduled for Saturday at 12 p.m., the participants meet on Prielmayerstrasse, exactly between the Palace of Justice and the old Hertie. The motto of mobilization is "Let’s Hit The Road". The last generation also included other subordinate groups from neighboring cities such as Regensburg, Augsburg and Nuremberg, which indicates a broader commitment. The organizers emphasize that this blockade should take special dimensions and they have been informed that their plans could be implemented.

The last generation of the last generation in Munich were no less controversial. Six members of the group most recently caused excitement at Munich Airport when they want to stick to the starting and landingways with glue on important feed-in and thus significantly impair traffic. Previously there was already a bicycle demo in March, which not only had many Munich listened to, but also heated the mind. A year ago, in the run-up to a large automotive exhibition, the city became the center of 60 interference campaigns, which were reflected in 500 crimes and were twenty-nine activists.

These dangerous tactics are now strictly pursued by the courts. Recently, a climate activist, 65 years old, was sentenced to a prison sentence of one year and ten months by the Berlin-Tiergarten district court, which further increases the legal pressure on the activists.

The upcoming blockade could result in far -reaching consequences, both for the city and for the climate protection movement itself. It will be exciting to observe how the public and the authorities will react to the return of the last generation.