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Tag Archives: State terror
International Call for Support for Soulèvements de la terre
From lundimatin #389 (26/06/2023) … We receive and transmit this international call to carry out solidarity actions all over the world against the criminalisation of Soulèvements de la Terre. Translated into seven languages [we share the English language call below] … Continue reading
“We’re Not Martyrs”
From the CrimethInc. collective (21/06/2023) … A message from Serge, Who Survived Attempted Murder at the Hands of the French Police Below, we present a translation of the first message from Serge since French police seriously injured him along with many other people during … Continue reading
France: Reading events at Sainte-Soline and Serge Duteuil-Graziani
Serge Duteuil-Graziani came out of a coma, a month after being seriously injured during the demonstration against mega-reservoir in Sainte-Soline on March 25, 2023. But his prognosis remains critical. We begin with a press release of April 26, from his … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, anti-developmentalism, ecology, france, State terror
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Alfredo Cospito ends his hunger strike
Press release after the end of Alfredo Cospito’s hunger strike Flavio Rossi Albertini, Alfredo Cospito’s lawyer (19/04/2023) It was on October 20th, 2022, when Alfredo Cospito, during his first hearing in which he had the right to participate, after his … Continue reading
A Coup d’État in Israel?
From the CrimethInc. collective (27/03/2023) … A Coup d’État in Israel?: The Bitter Harvest of Colonialism On Sunday, March 26, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired his defense minister in an attempt to consolidate power over the country, precipitating spontaneous mass demonstrations. … Continue reading
France: The struggle for a water commons
From lundimatin #376, 27/03/2023 … What Happened at Sainte-Soline 200 injured, 40 seriously injured, one person between life and death The rally against the mega-[water] reservoir of Sainte-Soline should have been festive. The defenders of water, who came by the … Continue reading
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Alfredo Cospito: “I am ready to die”
From Organise Magazine (05/03/2023) … For a year, Alfredo Cospito has been isolated and tortured under the Italian state’s 41-bis prison regime, in violation of his human rights to a fair trial, private life and correspondence. In the face of this criminal denial of life, Cospito had … Continue reading
For Alfred Cospito
After Supreme Court Confirmed 41Bis, Anarchist Comrade Alfredo Cospito Returned to Opera Prison in Milan We have learned that the anarchist comrade Alfredo Cospito, who has been on hunger strike for 131 days, today, on February 27, was moved by … Continue reading
Italy: Autonomia (11) – Franco Piperno
I look around myself in amazement. Is this really the spirit of the century? Is this really the creative Marxism in which we live? Nothing reveals the immense historical positivity of workers’ self-valorisation more completely than sabotage, this continual activity … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, autonomism, Franco Piperno, italy, revolution, State terror
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Jacques Rancière: Emmanuel Macron’s republican order
While the French people strike, protest against, and decry Macron’s law raising the pension age, Macron remains unmoved, immune to the people’s demands. This, Jacques Rancière argues, inaugurates a new era for the French state: one of brutal police repression. … Continue reading →