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Mandat d’arrêt europée: Après Aurore Martin, à qui le tour?
A wonderful day: Nikolas Dertilis, last surviving Junta colonel dies
January 28, 2013. Nikolas Dertilis, the last colonel of the Junta (1967-1974) has died in Athens. Dertilis spent the past 38 years in prison.
November 18, 1973. Colonel Dertilis is in a military jeep, outside the destroyed gate of the Polytechnic. On the opposite side of the road, at the corner of Patision and Stournari street, police-men are beating up a young student. Momentarily, he escapes. Dertilis pulls a handgun and shoots. “The young man fell down like a chicken”, testifies Dertilis’ driver, then 21-year old Antonis Agritelis, one year later – and he continues: “after the member, Dertilis re-entered the jeep as if nothing had happened and, patting me on the back, he told me: “what do you say, eh? A 45-year old man, and I got him in the head, with one bullet!”… (Michail Mirogiannis, greek original)
Organizaciones sociales completan 7 días de bloqueos a multinacionales petroleras en Arauca
Jornada de Solidaridad con las compañeras detenidas en Egipto
Les invitamos a participar en la Jornada de Solidaridad con las detenidas en Egipto: mitin al frente de la embajada de Egipto en Colombia, ubicada en la Cr 16 #101- 51, el día miércoles 30 de enero, a las 3 pm.
UK news airs footage refuting police claims about murdered Marikana miners
Ben Fogel writes on the new footage of the Marikana Massacre screened on Channel Four in the UK and asks where was the South African media?
Five months after the Marikana Massacre in South Africa, footage of police action at the ‘killing koppie‘ ["hill"] has finally reached the public.
Bangladesh: Seven Women Dead in a Preventable Factory Fire
Greece: ITUC Condemns Latest Attack on Greek Workers’ Rights
Athens, February 2: K-Vox solidarity demo
Part of the constant flow of solidarity demonstrations with squats that happen on a near-daily basis across the entire country.
Demonstration in solidarity with K-Vox [the occupied anarchist social centre by Exarcheia square]. Hands off occupations. Saturday Feb 2, noon, Exarcheia square.
Signed by the K-Vox solidarity innitiative
The Congress of Les Alternatifs
The Congress of Les Alternatifs
Recensione: "Lavoro Democrazia Autogestione" di Giorgio Sacchetti
Δημόσιο Σύστημα Μεταφορών
Εργατική διαχείριση στο Δημόσιο Σύστημα Μεταφορών, 1936-1939 στη Βαρκελώνη - Η ιστορία της εργατικής διαχείρισης του συστήματος μεταφορών στη Βαρκελώνη, στη δεκαετία του 30,κατά τη διάρκεια της επανάστασης και του ισπανικού εμφύλιου είναι η επιβεβαίωση της ικανότητας του κόσμου της εργασίας να διαχειριστεί άμεσα τις βιομηχανίες στις οποίες εργάζεται.
Rischio sismico nelle strutture lavorative e nei territori
Bangladesh: IndustriALL demands real action after fire
Declaración pública sobre el conflicto en la Araucanía
Congrès des Alternatifs: Le clivage grandit chez les Alternatifs
Rete nazionale salute e sicurezza sul lavoro e sui territori
Una cinquantina di attivisti hanno partecipato all'assemblea delle Rete nazionale salute e sicurezza sul lavoro e sui territori ospitata nei locali dell'Unicobas di Roma, Si è trattato di un'assemblea in parte di formazione- grazie agli interventi di Gatti sulle nanopatologie, ovvero sulle patologie da particelle ultrasottili, e Aucone, sul rischio sismico, ma in cui la parte centrale, ovviamente, è stato però l'incontro con i tre delegati operai di Taranto, da anni , forse decenni, attivi sul fronte ILVA.
Sept thèses pour un mouvement libertaire au centre de la tourmente
Community turns out in force for the Halesowen 4
On Saturday 26th January over 200 people took to the streets of Halesowen to demand the reinstatement of four members of the Maths department who had been sacked. On a cold day, with snow on the ground, there was a fantastic array of banners and placards showing how far people had come to express solidarity with the Halesowen 4.
Music and speeches made for a carnival atmosphere as trade unionists, educators, students and members of the local community assembled outside the gates of Halesowen College.
The “Negro March on Washington” movement in the World War II period
For Black History Month: In 1941, the African-American labor leader, A. Philip Randolph made a call for a national demonstration by African-Americans in Washington, D.C. The demonstration never occurred, because of sabotage by White and Black liberals. But the organizing for it, and the movement behind it, continuing during World War II, had a big impact on U.S. Black people. It was an important influence preparing for the Civil Rights and Black Liberation struggles of the 1950s and ‘60s.
