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For Stéphane Hessel
Je crois que la véritable création est impertinente. Stéphane Hessel, Le Monde (08/07/2011) Stéphane Hessel died on the night of the 26th to the 27th of February. And with him passes one more of that generation of women and men … Continue reading
Chronicles from our future present: greece
In the midst of the horrors of the First World War, Rosa Luxemburg, citing Friedrich Engels’ statement that “Capitalist society faces a dilemma, either an advance to socialism or a reversion to barbarism”, posed the question, “What does a ‘reversion … Continue reading
The insurrection of occupations
(photograph by Olmo Calvo) As the violence of State-Capital displays itself in spain – 6 million unemployed, cuts to public social services, 500 hundred daily home evictions, with their attendant tragedies of homelessness, destroyed families, suicides – the defense of … Continue reading
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Tagged 15M, Okupations, Olmo Calvo, Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca
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Updates from Greece: In Solidarity with the Occupying Workers of Industrial Mineral (Vio.Me)
"…only through a network of self-managed factories will Vio.Me be able to survive and light the way towards a different organisation of production and the economy, with no exploitation, inequality or hierarchy" http://biom-metal.blogspot.gr/ The struggle in Greece is … Continue reading
Updates from Greece: Greek Proletariat Occupies — Life without Bosses
Greek worker resistance has turned a new page in combatting and overcoming the ongoing capitalist onslaught against the majority of the population everywhere. Street demonstrations and battles, occupations of public spaces and the creation of alternative centres have been joined … Continue reading
Metamorphoses of Occupy: Radical Resistance Tour
Occupy was never a homogeneous or uniform movement. Nor did it, of course, create from nothing protests against State-Capital in the United States. It did however bring together and animate challenges to reigning powers in the country to a degree … Continue reading
The Drumming of Rebellion: Idle No More and Beyond
Native protesters in canada's Idle No More movement speak of responsabilities to mother earth, the spirit of the ancestors, the creator; a language which resonates poorly with a secular and atheistic left and is often celebrated hypocritically by this same left in … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, canada, Idle No More, Indigenous peoples
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Updates from Greece: The Resistance continues
We are happy to let you know that the Greek anti-authoritarian resistance is countering the terroristic assaults of the Greek State. From the http://blog.occupiedlondon.org/ we repost: http://blog.occupiedlondon.org/2013/01/15/lelas-karagianni-squat-has-been-re-occupied/ http://blog.occupiedlondon.org/2013/01/15/police-raid-lelas-karagianni-athens-oldest-anarchist-squat-updates/
Lines of fracture, lines of conflict, lines of freedom: The war of okupations in greece
In solidarity … From greece to spain, passing through italy, okupations increasingly mark a territory of conflict between State-Capital and those who seek to create spaces and times of autonomy inside/outside the reigning regime of power. Beyond what they directly contest in capitalism, … Continue reading
The tides of change: spain’s “mareas”
On the 17th of February, over half a million people took to the streets of spain’s cities in a protest against cuts to the budget of the country’s public health services. It was but only the most recent example of … Continue reading →