Prigionieri No Tav – “Non c’è tempo da perdere”: lettera di Francesco dal carcere di Cremona

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Non c’è tempo da perdere

L’unica cosa di cui tutti erano certi sul processo del “compressore” è che avrebbe fatto scuola.
Ne erano sicuri i dottori della legge, che avrebbero avuto altre sentenze di Cassazione da citare nei loro ragionamenti per confortare le proprie tesi.
Ne erano sicuri gli avvocati, che mai avevano fronteggiato un’accusa così creativamente formulata.
I giornalisti poi (e la cosa è molto indicativa) furono i primi ad usare la parola terrorismo in un ambito così popolare com’è il movimento No Tav.
Con così tante novità si capisce bene come a Torino, più che ad un processo, si stia assistendo ad un esperimento repressivo di grande portata.
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Presentazione del progetto radiofonico “1/2 ora d’aria” / Cesena

VENERDÌ 19 DICEMBRE
ore 20.00 – BUFFET VEGAN!

a seguire…

“1/2 ORA D’ARIA”
Presentazione del progetto radiofonico che dalle frequenze di RADIO CITTÀ FUJIKO (Bologna) affronta la questione delle strutture detentive.
“1/2 ora d’aria” vuole superare il muro del silenzio e dell’indifferenza; vuole andare oltre le sbarre e portare fuori la voce di chi sta dentro.

presso lo spazio libertario “Sole e Baleno”
in sobb. Valzania 27 – Cesena (FC) zona porta Santi
spazio.solebaleno@bruttocarattere.org – www.spazio-solebaleno.noblogs.org

http://www.autistici.org/mezzoradaria/

Preparations for the Next Riot

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Adam Bregman

 

For a moment there during the L.A. Riots there was jubilation as people showed they could take the streets back from the police, if only for a night or two. Poor people were able to attain things they could otherwise never afford. Capitalism’s excess products that forever waste away in the stores to be bought or always to be replaced by another on the shelf were liberated for use or for poor people to sell at swap meets for much more reasonable prices. Reporters on the scene were alarmed to see looters smiling and laughing. What isn’t fun about liberating free stuff from overpriced stores? People felt free. The crowd turning over and setting on fire the police car downtown was laughing, cheering and howling because they were having a blast and it was a crowd of mothers and their children, every race and age and every kind of folk you’d meet in this diverse city.

Communities may have come together to clean up afterwards.
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el número 5 de la Revista Anarquista Negación

Contenido:

 

*EDITORIAL (adjunto)
*LA DESTRUCCION Y EL LENGUAJE
*¿MODA O REBELION ¿REBELION O MODA?
*COMO EN MISA
*SOBRE LOS OBJETIVOS Y METODOS DE LA CRITICA
*LA APOLOGIA LIBERTARIA HACIA EL LENGUAJE JURIDICO
*LA VIOLENCIA ES COMO LA LLUVIA
*DE LAS VISIONES PROGRESISTAS-INUSTRIALISTAS COMO UN OBSTACULO PARA LA LIBERACION TOTAL
*LA DESINTEGRACION DEL SER HUMANO: LA PROFECIONALIZACION
*LAS LIMITACIONES DEL ACCIONAR CLANDESTINO
*SOBRE LA REPRODUCIBILIDAD
*ANARCHY IN UK: LA EXPLOSION DE LA RABIA
*PENSAMIENTOS, REFLEXIONES Y APUNTES SOBRE LA ANARQUIA ENTRE LA TEORIA Y LA PRACTICA
*CUANDO LA LUCHA CONTRA LAS PRISIONES SE CONVIERTE EN UNA ADAPTACION AL SISTEMA
*REFLEXIONES INSURRECCIONALES EN TORNO A LA ACTUALIDAD
*AMABILISMO

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Nota Editorial
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Belarusian prisoners’ news. November 2014

On November 20 Mikalai Dziadok was charged with malicious disobedience to the demands of prison administration (art.411). This became known from a state lawyer, who had been called to attend the procedure. The case was started on November 13. In the near future the anarchist will be transferred to the pre-trial detention centre as a defendant.

Before that Dziadok had spent 8 days in a punishment cell, and was transferred to the solitary confinement. The prisoner must have been set free on March 3, 2015 after 4.5 year in prison. The new case can add a year to his final sentence.
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$hile: Atentado explosivo contra sede de carceleros habría culminado con un indigente muerto

 

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[Noticias de la guerra social]

Durante la madrugada del 25 de Septiembre del 2014, una explosión remece el barrio Yungay en pleno casco histórico de Santiago. La explosión, le causa graves heridas y quemaduras a Sergio Landskron de 29 años de edad, quien tras en un primer momento es acusado de haber instalado el artefacto explosivo siendo dejado morir por la policía y fotografiado agonizando por parte del personal medico.
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Anarchism in Istanbul

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Ekmek, adalet, özgürluk! Anarchism in Istanbul by David Kimball

Published by Bastard Press

English – 28 pages

First published by Bastard Press, 2013.

Ekmek, adalet, özgürluk! (Turkish for ‘Bread, justice, freedom!’) contains two interviews with Turkish anarchists. The first is with members of the anarchist-communist group Kolektif 26A, who have operated an anti-capitalist commune in Istanbul for five years, working and living together while pushing back the state and capital and socialising the concepts of anarchism.The second discusses the struggle of anarchist women in Turkey, arguably the most patriarchal state on the European continent, and the efforts to claim  equality against active state oppression and misogynistic custom and tradition and to build a movement  that is simultaneously anti-gender hierarchy and anti-capitalist yet inclusive and communitarian. Ekmek, adalet, özgürluk! is both an introduction to the praxis of anarchism in Turkey and a discussion of the complexities being grappled with outside the Western sphere of anarchism.
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