A-Infos (en) France, OCL: Everyone to Bure, for the demonstration of the future! by Saint-Nazaire (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Against the "CIGEO" radioactive waste disposal center, demonstration in 
Bure in the Meuse (55) on September 20, 2025. ---- See online: Bure 
infos https://bureburebure.info/ ---- In Bure, it's not tomorrow, but 
today! ---- It's the day after tomorrow that the Cigéo monster will 
start moving, and it will then be difficult to stop it as it swallows 
forests and fields and then burrows deep into the ground to accumulate 
its toxic spoils, those of decades of a nuclear industry that didn't 
know what to do with its most toxic and deadly radioactive waste.

Tomorrow, he plans to unfold his roads, rails, and power lines across 
the Meuse landscape, devouring the Bois Lejuc to create a mound of earth 
from the heart of which will rise chimneys spewing out the radioactive 
fumes from the depths. Tomorrow, too, he plans to transform a vast 
expanse of farmland into an entrenched camp of concrete, scrap metal, 
and machinery intended to house poisoned packages before shipping them 
underground.

But it is today that these depths and the lands above them, on the 
surface, are threatened with expropriation, and the noose is slowly 
tightening around the residents, who are resisting. This is particularly 
true of the former Luméville-en-Ornois train station, located on the 
route of the future transport route for irradiated wagons.

Unlike the desert that the Cigéo monster creates around itself, the 
struggle has been able to bring to life locally a diversity of other 
conceptions of the future, projecting desirable futures for the 
residents and generations of opponents who came to demonstrate there and 
settle in the surrounding villages, multiplying the spaces and projects 
of collective life.

At the intersection of all these places and these issues, the struggle 
has become inseparable from "the Station," its rich and abundant 
militant history deeply rooted within it. Listing all the powerful 
moments, both profoundly beautiful and terribly sad, that have permeated 
every tiny corner of it would still not do justice to all that several 
generations of struggle against Cigéo, and anti-nuclear struggles beyond 
it, owe to this place. To expel it is to expel our memories; to defend 
it is to come and defend them!

Whether it be the Neolithic remains already frozen in the concrete 
foundations of the current laboratory, or the remains that thousands of 
future generations would leave to this land if given the chance, or the 
plundering of the legacy of present lives, it is simultaneously the 
past, the present, and the future that the voracious monster Cigéo 
expropriates and confiscates for eternity.

In a world which, 80 years after the horror of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 
is arming itself and once again brandishing the terrifying threat of 
nuclear weapons, in a world that would like to see nuclear power plants 
flourish in the heart of a chaos of belligerent and venal inconsistency, 
in this world, eternity is a heavy burden left to humanity.

This is why we invite those who will come tomorrow, who were there 
yesterday, and who can today to demonstrate together in Bure on 
September 20th, against Cigéo, against nuclear power, for a different 
future!

Let's take back the imagination of Andra, the future of nuclear power, 
and leave them with the projection of a sad tomorrow, undesirable for 
future generations, while our imagination and creativity convene the 
anti-nuclear demonstration of the future!

http://oclibertaire.lautre.net/spip.php?article4501
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