Glückwunsch! Congratulation! Gefeliciteerd!

Hoi!
We’ve heard early about the manifestation of your protest in form of occupations in Utrecht, Amsterdam and Rotterdam. I belive to have heard Nijmegen isn’t?
However we are sad that there is need for such actions, and glad that you took them!
Here in Innsbruck we occupied a lecture hall for nearly two month, before we decided to move to another room (not without preassure from the head of university and other students…)
Now we are planning our next steps, which will be more and more international – as the problem of educational buyout itself.
On this note i hope you will be taking part in the big protest against Bologna – and the 10y celebration – as i suppose due to your homepage.
However i hope you will give us an update of your situation, as we are not quite able to follow the info on your homepage… And never hesitate to ask for anything!
I just want to highlight my concern about how little is in the news about all this, especially international. And that there is nothing at all in the german news alltough there are still several universitys occupied..

We clearly need to take care of letting the information flow ourself.

I may reccomend you the hompage of the international student movement (ISM): http://www.emancipating-education-for-all.org/ and the newsletter.
Also there is a wiki for international exchange: http://uni.globl.org/index.php?title=Main_Page (in fact, there are more than one…)
There will be better way for international coordination, as there is need for it.
But as there are quite some people able to understand german in the netherlands, you might also be intrestet in these HPs:
http://www.sowimax.at/ (Innsbruck)
http://unsereuni.at/ (Vienna/Austria generally)
http://www.bildungsstreik.net/ (Germany)

Of course there are a lot more.

Looking forward to hear from you, i wish you all the best for your struggle!
In solidarity,
for the UniBrennt movement Innsbruck/Austria – aka sowimax