Thursday, December 6, 2012

Occupy Fights Foreclosure protests at Wells Fargo Bank in Hollywood on December 6, 2012








On December 6 a year ago, the groups of activists around the country participated in a day of action for housing justice launching the Occupy Our Homes movement.  Since a year ago , activists, homeless advocates, students,  homeowners and other occupy groups have come together to fight against illegal foreclosures and evictions.

Today, Los Angeles based group, Occupy Fights Foreclosure, celebrates a year anniversary and protests together with activists ,  homeowners and members of other occupy groups inside  the Wells Fargo branch on 1600 Vine street in Hollywood.  The  protesters  demand justice, a stop to illegal foreclosures,  reduction of the principal of underwater mortgages and full compliance with the national Attorney General settlement.  After an hour, Wells Fargo bank officials shut down the branch and forced the protesters to leave the building.




Protesters unfold a sign




Protesters hold a sign inside Wells Fargo bank


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Maria Negrette (left) applied for loan modification with Bank of America.  When she got her paperwork back she did not know what to do but to cry.  Her Principal was not reduced and her monthly mortgage payments were even greater than before.  


Melvina Bogan (center) a member of Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment gives a speech at the protest inside Wells Fargo Bank


protesters leave the building


Protest continues outside after Wells Fargo shuts down

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Carlos Marroquin  talks to a police officer during a protest


Protest continues outside by Wells Fargo bank's  doors

Police overlook the protest









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Carlos Marroquin a member of Occupy Fights Foreclosure gives a speech outside Wells Fargo bank


protesters hold their Signs and pass out flyers









2 comments:

  1. Thank you for being the eyes and ears of this crucial event! You are helping to keep this ongoing travesty on people's radar. I will share this.

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