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Tag Archives: portugal
The Dream of a Revolution: “Bom Povo Português” of Rui Simões
In the echo of protests in Portugal this last weekend (15/09), memories and possibilities from the past reappear, take on physical form, masks to reassume and modify for a utopian politics of the present. The testimony/intervention of Robert Kramer with … Continue reading
Fuck the Troika! We want our lives
A million people took the streest and squares of Portugal’s cities yesterday in a display of indignation against continuing policies of mass layoffs, salary and pension reductions, tax increases, cuts to public services and the like, all to satisfy the … Continue reading
The art of revolution/Revolutionary art: Robert Kramer and the portuguese revolution
Robert Kramer's Scenes from the Class Struggles in Portugal (1977) remains an extraordinarily powerful film. Committed ideologically to the revolutionary process unleashed by the coup d'état on April 25th, 1974, Kramer rejects any pretensions to neutrality. The film is not … Continue reading
Lessons from an Okupation: São Lázaro 94
On the 25th of April, building number 94, São Lázaro Street, in Lisbon was okupied. The okupation was brought to an end on the 31st of May, by order of the city government. Dozens of municipal police were mobilised for … Continue reading
15M: A Cartography of the Spanish Revolution 37
Novas e video das “acampadas” nos estados unidos … centenas detidos em N.Y./News and video video from the occupations in the U.S. … hundreds arrested in N.Y. …
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Grândola Vila Morena: 2nd of March
On March the 2nd, a million and a half people in portugal filled the cities’ streets to the music of Zeca Afonso’s Grandola Vila Morena. The song thus resonates from a historical moment in the country’s imaginary, the Revolution of … Continue reading →