In solidarity with anarchists arrested in Spain, we wrecked the Deutsche Bank branch in Leipzig.
On the 16th December 2014 in Spain, different police forces conducted coordinated raids in 12 apartments, resulting in 11 anarchists arrested. One of the pretexts for why the raids took place was that the accused had destroyed cashpoints.
We stand in solidarity with those affected by the state repression and thus destroyed the cashpoints and broke the windows of Deutsche Bank situated in Lindenauer Markt. Continue reading Leipzig: Deutsche Bank stoned in solidarity with anarchists in Spain→
As a sign of our solidarity with projects raided on December 16th, 2014, in Barcelona and in other cities as well as the comrades detained in the course of Operation Pandora, we burnt a vehicle of DHL in the early hours of January 5th, 2015, in the neighbourhood of Neukölln in Berlin.
DHL was attacked not only for their collaboration with the army, but also for the reason of international distribution of vehicles of this company, which constitutes an appropriate target for sabotage actions. Continue reading Berlin: Solidarity sabotage with those incarcerated as part of Operation Pandora in Spain→
El pasado 16 de diciembre el estado español volvió a asestar un golpe represivo, bajo el nombre de Operación Pandora, deteniendo a 11 personas; represión que no nos es extraña en estas tierras donde el estado se ha cebado de manera especial durante los últimos 40 años.
Mediante este texto pretendemos -a la par que mostrar nuestro apoyo y solidaridad a las detenidas- analizar qué es el estado y por qué necesita (cuál es la función) de la represión, especialmente a los movimientos antagonistas a él.
An “anti-repression” demonstration brought together nearly 500 people this Saturday, June 13, 2015 [1] in Barcelona under the slogan “if they attack us for our struggles, we will respond with struggle,” it was called in solidarity with incarcerated and persecuted comrades following operations ‘Piñata’ (two are still detained, three others released under judicial control) and ‘Pandora’ and more generally against the repression of squats, and those who struggle against the state and this society [2]. Continue reading Barcelona: Solidarity demo with anarchists persecuted by the State (13 June) en/fr→
DEl año 2014 empezaba con la detención en Galicia y Ciudad Real de tres anarquistas acusados de un ataque con cócteles molotov a una sede de la patronal gallega. Era enero, los compas fueron trasladados a la Audiencia Nacional y dos días más tarde salían en libertad provisional. Empezaba mal el año, sobre todo teniendo en cuenta que a finales de 2013 una nueva operación policial había detenido a cinco anarquistas en Barcelona acusados del atentado a la basílica del Pilar de Zaragoza. Continue reading …Y Pandora abrió la caja→
The last few years have seen an increasing wave of repression against Anarchists and other radicals, here in Spain, best characterized by the police operations Pandora and Piñata. Acting in response to movements, uprisings and upheavals across the country, particularly in Cataluña, the state has arrested dozens of comrades, often under the pretext of anti-terrorism. The result has been to foster a climate of fear and in-action. Continue reading June 13: Day Of International Solidarity With Anarchists In Spain→
On June 1 we got the great news that three of the five comrades being held in preventive detention, accused of being part of a terrorist group under Operation Piñata (including one who was already arrested and imprisoned in Operation Pandora) are being released without bail. They still have all their charges and have to sign in frequently at court, and two of them are prohibited from leaving the country. Continue reading OPERATIONS PANDORA AND PIÑATA: SETBACKS AND ADVANCES→
Como explica mi compañero y amigo Eduardo Gómez Cuadrado en su entrada “Operación Piñata: Palos de Ciego”, el anarquismo se ve “sometido de vez en cuando y con motivos espurios, a olas de represión, persecución y encarcelamiento”, y en los últimos tiempos hemos asistido a dos causas policiales/judiciales de gran envergadura contra este movimiento: la Operación Pandora (en diciembre de 2014) y la Operación Piñata (en marzo de 2015).
Concretamente, estas dos operaciones imputan delitos de terrorismo a veintitantas anarquistas ubicadas en distintos puntos de la geografía española. Continue reading Abriendo La Caja De Pandora→
