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greece / turkey / cyprus / the left Tuesday June 25, 2013 15:17 by Andrew Flood
On the barricades
Tear gas is a very good place to start trying to understand what is happening in Turkey. The main purpose of tear gas is to terrorise and thus break up large crowds of people. In Istanbul over the last weeks huge quantities have been used over and over to prevent large anti-government demonstrations developing.This wasn't about 'riot control' - generally there was no riot to control. In this piece I'm going to put the Gezi park revolt in the context of the cycle of struggles that began in 2010 and of the specific economic, politcal and historical situation of the Turkish republic to try and draw out the lessons for all of us fighting global capitalism.
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balkans region / anarchist movement Tuesday May 14, 2013 21:47 by Federacija za anarhistično organiziranje
The Federation for Anarchist Organizing (FAO) invites everyone to come to Ljubljana this May and join us at the Balkan Anarchist Bookfair (BAB). It has been ten years since the BAB started its voyage across the Balkans with the aim of connecting the local and regional, as well as international anarchist community and to provide space for exchanges of anarchist ideas, practices, literature, materials, cultural events, workshops and public discussions.Practices of resistance, solidarity and the construction of communities against and beyond capitalism have always existed through history and have constituted an integral part of anarchist communities. Today the need for such practices has again spread far beyond our small communities and into the wider society.
Second Call for Balkan Anarchist Bookfair 2013
international / workplace struggles Wednesday May 01, 2013 15:49 by North American anarchist organizations
The following is a joint statement regarding May Day achieved through a North American collaboration of the following class struggle anarchist groups and organizations: Prairie Struggle Organization, Wild Rose Collective, Four Star Anarchist Organization, Common Struggle/Lucha Común, Workers Solidarity Alliance, Free Association of Anarchists, Miami Autonomy & Solidarity. Other Anarkismo organizations' May Day statementsLatin America:
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brazil/guyana/suriname/fguiana / anarchist movement Friday April 26, 2013 02:11 by Paul Bowman
In a wide ranging interview Paul Bowman talked to Felipe Corrêa (FC) a Brazilian anarchist who is member of Organização Anarquista Socialismo Libertário [Libertarian Socialist Anarchist Organization] (OASL) about anarchist orgainising in Brasil, just how global the crisis really is and the forthcoming World Cup.
greece / turkey / cyprus / economy Tuesday March 19, 2013 17:38 by Paul Bowman
This Saturday morning Cypriot people woke up to the news that they were about to be robbed. In a pre-planned ambush scheduled to coincide with a local bank holiday weekend, Eurozone apparatchiks threatened to bankrupt the Cypriot banking system by immediate withdrawal of the ECB liquidity support.The "deal" forced on the Cypriots by Frankfurt means a "bail-out" of the banks to the tune of 17 billion euros, roughly equivalent to the annual GDP of the Republic that makes up the EU-recognised part of this divided island. But only 10 billion will be provided by the ECB and IMF, the other 7 billion will be taken by a combination of a 1.4 billion privatisation programme, but in bulk by robbing anyone with a bank account in Cyprus.[Italiano]
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