Category Archives: conflict within the movement

Scandal erupts over power of Mexican union leader

Posted on July 7, 2011 by admin

Elba Esther Gordillo is probably Mexico’s most powerful woman, president of the nation’s biggest union and a potential kingmaker in next year’s presidential election. Now she’s fighting allegations from a former ally that she tried to extort nearly $2 million … Continue reading →

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Source materials on the FAI and the Rome attacks (from 325):

Posted on December 28, 2010 by mat

23 December 2010 Parcel bombs explode at the Chilean and Swiss Embassies in Rome. 1 mail-room employee in each embassy is injured. “We Have Decided To Make Our Voice Heard With Words And With Facts, We Will Destroy The System … Continue reading →

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WHO KILLED THE UNBORN BABY, ALSO?

Posted on May 27, 2010 by mat

WHO KILLED THE UNBORN BABY, ALSO? [ crossposted from act forfreedomnow  slightly edited for clarity] An insurrectionary destructionist perspective on the dead bodies of the uprising which were in a burned/locked bank in Greece; Let’s cry for the baby, too … Continue reading →

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District Attorney investigators raid SubRosa

Posted on May 22, 2010 by mat

SANTA CRUZ – Investigators with the Santa Cruz County District Attorney’s Office raided the SubRosa anarchist Cafe on Wednesday, reportedly looking for workers’ compensation documents. Details of the raid were sparse Thursday. But Rick Martinez, Santa Cruz deputy police chief, … Continue reading →

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Urban Guerrillas in Greece Face Scrutiny

Posted on May 19, 2010 by admin

ATHENS — Panagiotis became an anarchist at 15, a middle-class Athenian kid attracted to anti-authoritarianism and the gritty central Exarcheia neighborhood, where Greece’s activists came of age. Over the last 26 years, he says he has thrown stones, bottles and … Continue reading →

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