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The artist as taxi driver and the mining war machine

Nov 5, 2013 | News

Unarmed villagers resist eviction at Tabaco, 9 August 2001

Unarmed villagers resist eviction at Tabaco, 9 August 2001


Artist, activist and taxi driver interviews London Mining Network’s Co-ordinator, Richard Solly.
Part 1

Part 2

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