News: On Tuesday in Livorno, Italy, during a sit-down interview, Giovanni Cerraolo, a national coordinator for Italy's logistics trade syndicate Unione Sindacale di Base (USB), told me that the forthcoming "International Day of Action" on October 30 had almost 90 confirmed ports and mobilizing dockworkers, who will be striking and demonstrating everywhere from Liverpool, UK to Koper, Slovenia to ports in the U.S., Mexico, and India. “Piece by piece, we got here; it was a long road," he said. On Wednesday, according to Ports in Action, a civil society organization supporting the union-led mobilization, that number of participating ports has risen to over 100 sites in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America. No Harbor for Genocide, another autonomous organization supporting the action, has a website tracking the participating ports. "In nine days, on 30 October, dockworkers in more than 100 ports across Europe, Asia, Africa and America are taking action together, under the slogan: 'Dockworkers do not work for war.' The unions call it one of the biggest coordinated workers’ actions the docks have ever seen," they wrote, adding "We have documented 315 shipments of Elbit Systems components through 56 commercial ports and 3,400 shipments supplying U.S. military bases through 67 ports." No Harbor for Genocide (NH4G) encourages those who live near a port to join the international day of action by tracking the growing militant union activity at NH4G's website and joining an action: tracker.noharbourforgenocide…