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Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has shelved the investigation into a senator and pro-Bolsonaro bloggers, including Oswaldo Eustáquio, who were suspected of threatening a Federal Police delegate. The case, reported by Valor Econômico, closed without charges. The decision is drawing attention in Brazil amid ongoing disputes over the judiciary's handling of investigations into supporters of the former president.
- 2Battle of Cable Street marks 90th anniversary this Sunday●This Sunday is the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street. Read all about its ties to the Spanish Civil War.
Sunday marks the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street, the 1936 East London clash where locals and anti-fascist demonstrators blocked a march by Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists. Commentators are highlighting the event's links to the Spanish Civil War, which began the same year, as many British anti-fascists later joined the fight in Spain.
- 3Guardian revisits 1936 Battle of Cable Street archive▼Archive, 1936: Fascist march on Cable Street stopped after disorderly scenes
The Guardian has republished its archive report from 5 October 1936, when a fascist procession led by Sir Oswald Mosley through London's East End was stopped. Around 84 people were arrested and many injured as a huge crowd of local residents and anti-fascist protesters blocked the march through the heart of the Jewish quarter. The piece recounts the disorderly scenes that became known as the Battle of Cable Street, a landmark moment in British anti-fascist history.
- 4Battle of Cable Street Remembered on October 4 Anniversary●Today in Labor History October 4, 1936: Battle of Cable Street in the East End of London, when Oswald Mosley’s British U
On October 4, 1936, anti-fascist demonstrators in London's East End blocked Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists from marching through Cable Street, clashing with police sent to protect the march. Local unions, communists, Jewish groups and residents barricaded the streets under the slogan 'They shall not pass.' The anniversary is being marked in labor history posts, with commenters framing the battle as a landmark of united anti-fascist resistance.
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Anniversaries are being marked of the Battle of Cable Street, when on 4 October 1936 thousands of East London residents, trade unionists, Jewish and Irish groups and anti-fascists blocked Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists from marching through the Jewish East End, clashing with police at Cable Street in Stepney. Posts recalling the day are drawing comparisons with modern anti-fascist and anti-racist organising.
- 6Readers drawn to a nature book rich with vivid imagery●This book sounds interesting. I was reminded of a photo I took this week outside our classroom. Oswald fills this book w
A reader recommends a book by an author named Oswald, praising its revelatory descriptions, including woodland at night where 'every tree gives off an applause of frightened birds' and reflections described as 'liquid, impermanent, unstable'. The post connects the book's imagery to a photograph taken outside a classroom, sparking small but warm engagement from other readers interested in nature writing.