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From Roarmag: “Utopia on the Horzon”
ROAR presents ‘Utopia on the Horizon’, a documentary on the Greek debt crisis and anti-austerity movement, dedicated to those who chose to struggle.
And the strike was general, and the strike knew no borders …
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Tagged General Strike, insurrection, revolution, spain
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Creating Autonomies
15M Soria has collected a large number of efforts/projects of what it calls Citizens initiatives: What we carry of the future. These are examples of “collective, self-managed practices that work towards the urban empowerment of the citizenry and which develop … Continue reading
The insurrection of citizens or of freedom?
On the 27th of October, the spanish congress was again a stage for protest, another encerclement, with the aim of protesting, contesting, but also openning the door to a new constituent process of political/institutional creation. How many such acts will … Continue reading
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Tagged 25S ocupar el congresso, revolution, spain, Spanish Revolution
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Exploding the binomial to enjoy alternatives: The revolution as trans
In fact we are all, deep down, transsexuals, we have all been transsexual infants, and we have been forced to identify with a specific monosexual role, masculine or feminine. … Continue reading
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Tagged LGBT, revolution, spain, Spanish Revolution
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Updates from Greece — Economies against Capitalism
While resistance in Greece against the capitalist onslaught is still going strong, another side of the struggle, one that is less visible in the media, is emerging — we might say a positive moment in the dialectics of the revolution. … Continue reading
Talking about a revolution!
If resistance must bring with it a new way to live, a life more liveable that opposes itself to the differential distribution of precariousness, then acts of resistance will say no to a way of life at the same time … Continue reading
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Tagged 15M, 25S ocupar el congresso, Alternative Economies, Okupations, revolution, spain, Spanish Revolution
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Anarchy’s dancing friends
for n.m.and a.b. for the members of the Paideia collective Ain’t many guys travel around together,” he mused. “I don’t know why. Maybe ever’body in the whole damn world is scared of each other. John Steinbeck Friendship, this relation … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Bakunin, Colin Ward, Cornelius Castoriadis, Emma Goldman, Gilles Deleuze, Giorgio Agamben, Kropotkin, Malatesta, Paul Goodman, revolution
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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
Consumption
It was once remarked (by Guy Debord) that a society whose members are fully born within the spectacle will not have any other reference point than the spectacle itself making the prospects of a revolution unlikely. We would like to … Continue reading →