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venezuela / colombia / workplace struggles Wednesday January 11, 2017 15:11 by José Antonio Gutiérrez D.
César Augusto Roa Carvajal (1982-2016)
El miércoles 28 de diciembre, el compañero César Augusto Roa Carvajal, iba en su moto por Mosquera, Cundinamarca, cuando a las 10:30pm perdió el control del vehículo y se estrelló contra un poste. Para los medios, era sencillamente uno más de los muertos en esa vía, el cuarto en la semana. Para nosotros el que había muerto era también un compañero excepcional, que había destacado en la lucha de los corteros de caña en el Valle del Cauca en el 2008.
greece / turkey / cyprus / repression / prisoners Saturday December 24, 2016 03:48 by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet
An investigation was started by Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's office about our newspaper related to articles "Both Arrival and Departure of State is From Fear", "Banned Until Further Order", and "Recreating Life" in the 30. issue of our newspaper published on December 2015 with the caption "Banning Everything". The lawsuit following the investigation ended after almost a year of trials. [Castellano] [Ελληνικά] [Türkçe] [Italiano]
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venezuela / colombia / luchas indígenas Thursday December 15, 2016 07:19 by Steven Crux
Este texto pretende buscar los puentes que existen entre la liberación de la madre tierra y nuestra praxis autónoma y libertaria. Precisamente, ese objetivo no lo plantea una motivación académica sino de acción, de seguir caminando para redescubrir un otro mundo que tejen los pueblos al calor de sus luchas. En ese sentido, la mayor parte de estos análisis surgen de procesos de acompañamiento y estudio mano a mano con los brazos que liberan la tierra, razón por la cual se hace difícil hacer una exhaustiva referencia y bibliografía al respecto, que se espera, pueda ser mayor en un futuro cercano conforme vaya caminando más la palabra.
north america / mexico / workplace struggles Tuesday December 06, 2016 20:23 by Tom Wetzel
Debate"The claim that "syndicalist unions broke off from mainstream federations to form 'purely revolutionary' unions, cutting themselves off from the mass of workers" doesn't hold up, though it does conform to the Leninist orthodoxy of "Left-Wing" Communism: An Infantile Disorder. There were many countries where the syndicalist unions were the majority--such as Portugal, Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru and Brazil. Syndicalist unions in South Africa, such as the Industrial Workers of Africa (modeled on the Industrial Workers of the World), were the only unions that organized native African workers, who were excluded from the white craft unions.At the time of the mass occupation of the factories in Italy in September 1920, the USI (Italian Syndicalist Union) was claiming 800,000 members, and the factory councils formed throughout Italy in those events were mostly organized by the USI. Moreover, it was the anarcho-syndicalists who initiated a militia movement ("arditti del popolo") to fight Mussolini's fascist squads. But the Communists didn't cooperate, and the Socialist Party capitulated to fascism.
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mashriq / arabia / iraq / anti-fascism Saturday December 03, 2016 15:14 by Various
Selection of articles on the murder of anarchist Michael Israel, together with volunteer Anton Leschek, while fighting with the YPG against ISIS fascists in Rojava. They were bombed by Turkish airplanes. [Italiano]
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 Employees at the Zarfati Garage in Mishur Adumim vote to strike on July 22, 2014. (Photo courtesy of Ma’an workers union) Thu 26 Jan, 20:13
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