**PHOTOS** Anti-globalization activists against the EU summitin Seville, Spain

Yahoo! News Photos ^ | 6-23-02

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Thousands of anti-globalization activists hold banners and flags during a march through Seville against the European Union summit,in Seville, Spain, Saturday, June 22, 2002. The march was organized to protest some of the policies, including immigration policies, of the European Union leaders who are currently meeting in Seville for a summit. White banner in front reads: No Person is Illegal. The Social Forum of Seville. (AP Photo/Cristina Quicler) - Jun 22 4:01 PM ET

Anti-globalization activists hold a poster with the picture of Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar which says "The midget dictator" during a march through Seville, June 22, 2002. Thousands of anti-capitalist demonstrators marched peacefully through the Spanish city of Seville on Saturday at the end of a European Union summit that launched a crackdown on illegal immigration. REUTERS/Andrea Comas - Jun 22 7:27 PM ET

	People chant slogans during an anti-globalization march in Seville, Spain, Saturday, June 22, 2002. The march was organized as European Union leaders met in Seville for a summit. (AP Photo/Cristina Quicler) - Jun 22 6:13 PM ET
	Three women march in front of Communist flags, behind, during an anti-globalization march in Seville, Spain, Saturday June 22, 2002. The march was organized to protest the policies of the European Union leaders who are meeting in Seville for a summit. (AP Photo/Cristina Quicler) - Jun 22 6:09 PM ET

	People dance during an anti-globalization march in Seville, Spain, Saturday, June 22, 2002. The march was organized as European Union leaders met in Seville for a summit. (AP Photo/Cristina Quicler) - Jun 22 5:39 PM ET

	A young couple and child play with balloons during an anti-globalization march in Seville, Spain, Saturday, June 22 2002. The march was organized as European Union leaders meet in Seville for a summit. Banner reads "To resist is to live in another world." (AP Photo/Israel Lopez Murillo) - Jun 22 5:16 PM ET

	Antiglobalization activists hold banners and shout slogans during a march through Seville against the European Union summit, which dealt with illegal immigration, June 22, 2002. Thousands of protestors from trade unions to anti-globalization causes have converged on Seville during the summit. REUTERS/Andrea Comas - Jun 22 3:05 PM ET

	Anti-globalization demonstrators wait outside Salvador Church in Seville, southern Spain, Saturday June 22, 2002. An estimated 100 people entered the church's courtyard Saturday in solidarity with 400 would-be African immigrants holed up at another sit in at Pablo de Olavide University across the city.(AP Photo/Aranberri) - Jun 22 2:20 PM ET
	Anti globalization demonstrators stage a sit-in in the courtyard of Salvador church in Seville, Spain, Saturday, June 22, 2002. An estimated 100 people entered the church's court yard Saturday in solidarity with 400 would be African immigrants holed up at another sit in at Pablo de Olavide University across the city. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) - Jun 22 2:23 PM ET
	A pair of anti-globalization activists kiss next to a Spanish riot policeman during a protest in Seville June 21, 2002. Car bombs exploded in a northern Spanish city and two southern tourist resorts in attacks timed to coincide with a European Union summit in Seville. Photo by Dani Cardona/Reuters - Jun 21 6:11 PM ET

 

[Oldeconomybuyer]

I wonder what the tatoo and body piercing concession was in Seville, Spain last week ....