Amsterdam
A sticker on a pole with a red background and black text. The text says "Samen gaan we het kapitalisme slopen" and "Doe je met ons mee?" with a fist in the middle and the website rood.sp.nl and the logo of Jong in de SP at the bottom. The text translates to "Together we will dismantle capitalism. Will you join us?"

SAMEN GAAN WE HET KAPITALISME SLOPEN DOE JE MET ONS MEE? ROOD.SP.NL *ROOD JONG IN DE SP

16 December 2020 8
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