Yes - by acting together! - People are already taking action against privatisation in millions of ways across the world. By linking up globally we make our separate struggles stronger and we can act together to challenge capitalism at its very foundations ­ our everyday lives!
Peoples' Global Action is a network, formed in 1998 from a meeting of groups from both the global North and South, including Mexico's Zapatistas, Indian farmers, Colombia's U'wa indigenous people, and London Reclaim the Streets.
The PGA network has helped publicise and co-ordinate some of the recent global days of action against capitalism and its various institutions; financial centres on June 18th 1999, which included a Carnival Against Capitalism in the City of London; the WTO in Seattle on November 30th 1999; and the IMF & World Bank in Prague on September 26th 2000. These days were made up of demonstrations, actions and meetings across the globe ­ 110 cities on September 26th - of which the media reported only a handful.
The 3rd PGA international conference was held in September 2001. Three women from the UK were there, and are now available for speaking and showing slides at meetings etc. Please contact them on pgabolivia@yahoo.co.uk

It's time to share more information about our many movements and actions for positive social and ecological change, and a world without political parties or leaders.
PGA website: www.pga.org