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Activists glued to the floor of the Porsche museum are left 42 hours without light or heating

2022-10-25T12:32:27.430Z


Activists who stuck their hands on the ground at a German car dealership denounced the “hypocrisy” of the site manager.


The action was meant to be symbolic, but did not have the desired effect.

A dozen activists from the environmental group "

Scientist Rebellion

" glued themselves to the floor of the Porsche Museum in Wolfsburg, Germany, on Wednesday, October 19.

Their goal ?

Demand the decarbonization of the German automotive sector.

However, the site manager did not want to listen to the demands of these climate activists.

After ignoring their presence, the man left the scene, as reported by the Swiss media

Blick

, leaving the activists without heating or light.

Without heating or light

The official finally called the police, leaving the demonstrators stuck on the ground near the cars for nearly 42 hours without a solution to relieve themselves.

On Twitter, Gianluca Grimalda, one of the scientists who led the action, deplores

the "hypocrisy

" of the director of the site, who had nevertheless authorized them, according to him, to demonstrate.

Gianluca even went on a hunger strike during the action to protest against this treatment.

He was finally evacuated a few hours before the arrival of the police, having found that his hand glued to the ground was swelling, due to the potential presence of blood clots.

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In recent weeks, punching actions have multiplied among proclimate activists.

In previous weeks, activists from the "

Just Stop oil

" association had performed several brilliant stunts by dousing a Van Gogh painting with tomato sauce, or even by scaling the face of the wax statue of King Charles III at the museum. Tussaud.

Source: lefigaro

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