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Feed aggregator(en) France, AL, Self Fair 2013 - Call for initiatives (fr) [machine translation]
The current crisis is far from over. It is not only an economic crisis but a political
crisis. Capitalism disintegrates companies and precipitates the planet in an ecological
disaster. States organize this predator system. ---- For us, the self is an alternative
tool for social, economic and political. Do not expect answers fall from above, but are
questioning the way we produce and build networks of solidarity which to resume our lives
under control. ---- In June 2012, the self was at the heart of a popular festive event,
the Fair self. Sixty cooperative structures, policies, unions and associations attended,
attracting 1300 visitors to Paris and Montreuil. ---- And if this year is expanding in all
directions? We offer self-management of all Hexagone - especially local groups structures
adhering to the Fair - rely on the Fair in 2013 to help revive this great idea in the
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(en) Canada, Cause Commune #34 - Summary + Women and Prison (fr) [machine translation]
Summary --- Women and Prison -- Emancipate this sexuality that we can not see --- Mapping
of revolutionary anarchism Euguélionne ---- ---- The Anarchists and the mayor --- Zero
Deficit .. Permanent austerity! - Unemployment: Solidarity needed --- Download PDF
http://www.causecommune.net/sites/www.causecommune.net/files/publications/journal/CC34.pdf
---- In recent months, there has been a boom in media around the lives of incarcerated
men. Women prisoners were more present in the media through the TV unit 9 which romance
character oppressive structures imprisonment and individualizes the characters lived in
the dichotomizing (a minority are in units, good and bad prisoner prisoner) . However, the
media obviously forget that incarcerated women face the same conditions or even worse
while being oppressed by their appropriation as women are often marginalized, racialized,
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(en) US, WSA's Ideas & Actions*, Interview with Irish Anarchist Pro-Choice Activist Aileen O’Carroll
Could you just say something about your immediate reaction as you learnedly about Savita’s
death? ---- We first heard the rumors that a woman had died a few days before the story
broke. We hoped it was a hoax, but we knew that it could also be true. It was only a
matter of time before a woman died as a result of our prohibition on abortion. Over the
days it became more likely that the story was true and we were subdued. For me, it hit
home when I saw Savita’s picture on the front page of a national newspaper. This was a
woman with a husband, family and friends who loved her and were now grieving. This was a
woman who was looking forward to a future, to becoming a mother. I can’t even begin to
imagine the grief her husband must feel. The story made me feel deeply sad, despairing and
ashamed of my country.
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(en) Aurora Obreira (Aurora worker) #23 - Anarchy against Power (pt) [machine translation]
I'm anarchy. I give my welcome to this book. I'll bring them to explain much that life
schematically waves that can be organized differently. For that I will avail myself of
ideas called anarchism. Anarchism questions and denies Power and Authority. States flatly
that is life possible without these abstractions. The only valid for the meaning of
anarchism is the authority which employs the word as synonymous with having the expertise,
experience or ability. And I can also aceptar power as synonymous with ability to bring
something for the end margin of subjugation of others. ---- For you to understand that you
can bring the power waive, relinquish domination, organize society without coercion or
violence that exists ...
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(en) France, Organisation Communiste Libertarie - Mobilization of 5 March - Competitiveness, flexibility ... stop the capitalist offensive. Now! OCL Reims (fr) [machine translation]
"There is indeed a class war, but it's my class, the rich class that makes war and we
win."[*] ---- [*] Warren Buffett, billionaire capitalist, fourth fortune in the world,
November 26, 2006, New York Times ---- Jan 11, 2013. Following a process worthy of
Guignol shows media apparatchiks of three minority unions dare to affix their signatures
to an "agreement" with the employers called "job security". 6 March 2013. parliamentary
majority, godillot good is about to transcribe the text in stone laws, with instructions
imperative to take up any point to meet the requirements of the chieftain and MEDEF rating
agencies that capitalism has erected in economies such as judges States. March 5, 2013 .
BiberonnÃs by 40 years of structural crisis of capitalism, mesmerized by repeated
financial crises since 2008, beaten by the new dogmas debt and competitiveness, fooled by
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(en) France, Alternative Libertaire #224 - Trial: Refusing orders to shut (fr) [machine translation]
An obscure right-wing organization is suing two authors of the book Fuck France - duty of
public insult to insolence. As part of the controversial foul of anti-white racism, this
trial shows the orders that are made to silence the children of immigrants-es. -- Saïdou,
Zep singer, and Said Bouamama, sociologist and activist, are sued for "public insult" and
"incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence" following the release of their book and
the album Fuck France, having insolence. The complaint is in the controversy launched by
Cope's book about the "anti-white racism." This concept, until recently only the extreme
right, lets blame the evils they live victims of state racism. The concept is not new,
Frantz Fanon spoke of it as a weapon against the claims of colonized-es.
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(en) Anarkismo.net: March 8: After years of showgirls, the years of the victim (it)
We want the next few years for women ---- March 8, nothing to celebrate on this date that
marks to his credit, in Italy, have as many as 10 women killed at the hands of ex,
friends, husbands, boyfriends. ---- After centuries of silence, Italy finally discovers
femicide. And the woman tissue (item for sale) gives way to the female victim (victims of
violence). ---- Sacrosanct to account for the increase in gender-based violence, undermine
the silence of the system and report the absence of support networks. But the media
attention to the extreme victimization remains at best complaint, favors the brave women,
often obscuring the irregular and women most vulnerable (prostitutes, foreigners, trans),
denied the right to speak to the victim, usually dead, to leave to all those who are
around. Still, still, women are rendered null.
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(en) France, Alternative libertaire #226 (March 2013) - March 8: When is too much, this is the beach! (fr) [machine translation]
Over time, the March 8 has become institutionalized to the "Day LA Woman" symbolic
celebration from suitably silent it is in fact a day of struggle. To reappropriate a crazy
idea was born: the strike of women! ---- Starting in 2012, some girls motivated Mix-Cité
and Solidarity. It was enough that, despite the alleged "madness" of the project, a broad
collective stands at Toulouse. It was more than sixty years that strike women had no place
in France. " It became obvious. March 8 has taken a sense , "says Julie (militant
Mix-Cité and Solidarity). ---- Thus, associations met feminists, family schedule, shelters
for women, trade unions (Solidarity, CNT, Snetap-FSU, Aget-ESF), organizations and
associations (Libertarian Alternative, Attac, Alternative, NPA).
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(en) US, Ideas & Action* - Class War in Higher Education By Mike Kolhoff
Recent changes to financial aid regulations have reduced access to post-secondary
education for the poorest Americans, seeming to indicate a hardening of the lines of
social class. The most significant change in the 2012-2013 aid year has been the denial of
any federal aid for those without a high school diploma. This changes a policy that
allowed non-high school grads to take a test called the “ability to benefit” test. If the
student was able to demonstrate ability to do college level coursework, they were eligible
to apply for financial aid. The new regulation means that people who, for whatever reason,
were unable to complete high school are now unable to apply for all types of federal
financial aid. This change disproportionately affects students from low-income
backgrounds, who often face economic necessities that force them out of high school and
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(en) US, WSA's Ideas & Actions*, The Revolution Will Be Social By Steven Fake
The conservative polling firm Rasmussen recently conducted a poll of American judgments of
economic fairness. Promisingly, a slim majority (49%) believe the nation’s economy is
unfair. Though it goes little acknowledged, this is a damning indictment of our national
economic system. The popular verdict is failure. ---- It is interesting to note that this
figure climbs to 56% when referring specifically to whether the economy is fair to “middle
class Americans” – yet this figure drops to a minority (46%) view when referencing “lower
income Americans.” This is an indication of where elite propaganda has succeeded. Namely,
in driving a wedge between the amorphously defined “middle class” us, and whatever
portrait is conjured up of the “lower income” poor. ---- Most everyone is invited to
identify with the ‘middle class’ label, while scorning Reagan’s welfare queens.
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(en) Britain, Solent SolFed, Portsmouth Poundland picket 2nd March 2013
On the 2nd of March, Solent SolFed with comrades from Bristol and Brighton locals along
with CNT-AIT Caen, Forest of Dean Anarchists, Wessex Solidarity and others, picketed
Poundland in Portsmouth as part of our rolling campaign against the mendacious workfare
provider (they keep staying they’ve pulled out). This particular shop had two employees
working for JSA however. ---- When we made this clear to shoppers, there was a distinct
change in mood, with many refusing to set foot in the place; the usual checkout throng
noticeably thinned out. Hundreds of leaflets were distributed and we received a lot of
support from passers by and some of the staff. A couple of passing SWP congratulated us on
our organisation, which is nice, on the 92nd anniversary of the Kronstadt Rebellion!
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(en) Britain, AFED: Belarus ABC Infotour 2013 - fifteen UK dates in February & March
This is a major speaking tour about prisoners in Belarus by a visiting activist - a rare
chance to find out about what is going on and to see how you can support them. Scroll down
for background info to the infotour and leaflet template. The 'pro-democracy' Belarusian
news site Charter 97 very recently has reported about one prisoner, "Yauhen Vaskovich, an
anarchist and political prisoner, spent more than 150 days in a punishment cell in
prison." http://www.charter97.org/en/news/2013/2/14/65344 ---- Details about all Belarus
prisoners in English: http://abc-belarus.org/?cat=3&lang=en Videos online (subtitled):
http://avtonom.org/en/freenews/documentaries-about-prosecution-anarchists-belarus-are-now-available-internet-english
and info about the videos here too:
http://libcom.org/news/new-shortfilms-belarusian-anarchist-political-prisoners-ihar-alinevich-mikalaj-dziadok-mika
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(en) Brazil, Federation Anarchist Gauche FAG - TATI LIVE!! GIFT! - Tatiana Zomer Aparecida de Almeida, GIFT! ALWAYS! ALWAYS! ALWAYS! (pt) [machine translation]
FOLLOW ALL FIGHTING OPPRESSION ---- (News of the murder of the year Tati) ---- Tatiana
Almeida Aparecida Zomer, or Tati, as everyone knew, was as it says, "tip of the spear" in
the base of collectors organized the Peace Village in Cachoeirinha. Women who always could
be counted in the fight, at work, in solidarity with the comrades. Working mother of four
children, michava not support his family on pulling your shopping recyclables, facing bad
weather or health problems that bothered him now and again. ---- Fighter, was always
present in the marches, actions, meetings, opining with his strong and steady way, seeking
to improve the conditions of life and work. Fighting the oppression of those who want to
weaken the struggle of scavengers. And also why, with all Tati commented that she was
separating from her husband.
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(en) France, Alternative Libertaire #226 (March 2013) Contents + Editorial (fr) [machine translation]
Contents ---- Editorial: Arrogance class ---- SPOTLIGHT ---- Boxes fight: What the fuck
are we waiting for fire? ---- Automotive: PSA Aulnay indefinite strike ---- Obituary: Jean
Raguénès, Father Red Lip ---- Alternative: Neither protectionism or free trade: productive
autonomy ---- STRUGGLES ---- Industrial restructuring: Changing Lives! --- The capitalist
Dico Julie: What is the convergence of struggles? ---- Companies: The class struggle is
also in SMEs! ---- Collective undocumented students from Paris VIII: Adjustment or
nothing! ---- POLICY --- Congress postcode: Recovering from the crisis --- AL campaign
---- ANTIPATRIARCAT ---- March 8: When is too much, this is the beach! 365 days of anger
---- Surrogacy: The GPA is not a gay LDCs ---- UNIONISM ---- Elijah maintenance Domota
"Releases national and social go hand in hand"
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(en) France, Coordination of Anarchist Groups CGA - Nosotros group Press Communicate - following the demonstration 'of March 5 (fr) [machine translation]
The slogan of the day was March 5, to mark its opposition to the social agreement traitor
(ANI National Interprofessional Agreement) between employers, the CFDT, CFE-CGC, CFTC and
with the government's blessing "socialist". ---- But Inter (and / or CGT Comminges, no one
knows who is doing what in there) decided to place the head of the delegation alleged
event citizen who opposes the closure of the office of Saint-Gaudens. ---- Not wanting to
be associated with the defense of a police station, we refused to appear in a procession
led by undercover cops came to corporatism and uniformed cops tail demo. We decided,
collectively, to take a street perpendicular to the path of this demo to distribute our
leaflets to the rest of the procession and demonstration in the city outside and decorate
it by accompanying voice-our friends are in the choir rojinegra.
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(en) Brazil, Anarkio.net: A-Infos #17 - Anticlerical & CIA + FIGHTING FOR PRIESTS (pt) [machine translation]
Anticlericalism ---- The discourses and practices anarchists produced in the late
nineteenth and early twentieth century reveal a vast attempt to subvert customs
regulations. The libertarian militants appeared to be endowed with an inexhaustible verve
in criticizing established. Among the most significant opposition stood out a manifesto
anticlericalism and secularization of an extensive defense of life. Libertarians, more
than any other current Labor Movement, hated the Catholic Church. "The importance of the
doctrine to anticlericalism and anarchist propaganda was very large and conjugated both
the defense of free thought that made men, as with his belief in social progress driven by
science and experience." (2)
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(en) France anarchiste-communiste-Libertaire OCL on The trial of 53 in Turin (Italy No TAV) - statement of accused(fr) [machine translation]
Following the wave of arrests that took place last year and in recent months in the Val
Susa, alas announced 2013 as a year to stand trial for the No-TAV. More than 80 people are
now deprived of their liberty, either on probation, under house arrest or in prison, and
accused of heavy loads. Trial-river for all defendants began in early January. --- On
February, the prosecutor, to ward off charges of solidarity they could find in the Susa
Valley, decided to transfer the trial in Turin, in the room called the "bunker". This
room, located in the prison of Turin Valletta, was first opened for judging armed
formations (Red Brigades, Prima Linea, ...) and has been used for major lawsuit against
the Mafia in the 90s. Remained unused for a long time, it was re-opened for trials related
to strength No-TAV in 2005.
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(en) France, Alternative Libertaire #224 - Read: Michel Onfray: The Postanarchisme - Onfray or reformist anarchism. (fr) [machine translation]
The last pamphlet published by Onfray is divided into two parts. In the first (and it is
always interesting because the human interest) Onfray recounts her childhood, the paths of
his revolt and its politicization. Its meetings and lectures. Postures which are also
supposed to protest that he is right to give lessons to the world of anarchism: the
refusal to integrate small community highbrow Paris to stay live and teach in a technical
high school of the Orne for twenty years (which is eminently respectable as the
construction of the People's University). The reader notes nevertheless that there is no
trace of real activism and such default anchor may partially explain the assumptions and
errors. ---- In the second part the author too quickly distributes good and bad points to
different thinkers and currents of anarchy. Reinstates Nietzsche and postmodern.
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(en) Colombia, International Day of Working Women by Anarchist Student Group (ca)[machine translation]
In the history of the struggle for the emancipation of women, on March 8, reminds us, one
of the most significant, is the date in which working women with tenacity and
encouragement seasoned, commemorate and make it clear that they are not the weaker sex,
thus vindicating its active role in both the public areas historically reserved for men,
citizens and owners as well as private areas absurdly reduced to housework. Today we are
once again with the opportunity to create and recreate the new dynamics of a society free
from gender oppression and more just and egalitarian sense, but while this struggle
against patriarchy do occur in everyday life and gives no place a truce. ---- It is worth
remembering a little about the origins of the commemorative date: In the early twentieth
century, in 1911, in the month of March, the International Conference of Socialist Women,
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(en) Anarkismo.net: Venezuela, The legacy of Chávez and the Bolivarian crossroads by Bruno Lima Rocha (pt) [machine translation]
Phenomena such as the popular marea roja when the people came out to take to the streets
of Caracas are the barometer of acceptance and coverage of the social actions of the
Chavez government. Any decline in these policies will not be accepted by the majority. --
It is impossible to think of a Venezuela after Hugo Chavez's death without realizing that
his legacy symbolic balizará all. Before being put in place public policies of protection,
known as social missions (like Boves, Sucre, Bolivar and Miranda), the oil royalties
concentrated 80% of GDP in less than 20% of the population. After thirteen years of
government and the country's poorest live better and become perennial electoral
reservation. Changed the state and society. ---- Changed the state and society through the
Chavista method, which brings the contradiction.
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