Venezuela / Colombia - Anarchist Communist Event
Tuesday September 15 2009
01:45 PM
Bogota, 1st Anti-Authoritarian Days
1st Anti-Authoritarian Days - 15/16 September 2009, 9 am-6 pm.
Auditoria Camilo Torres Auditorium, Faculty of Political Science and Law, National University of Colombia.
Organized by the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer. With the cooperation of the "Public Policies and Management Analysis" Research Group (APPGP) and the Network for Brotherhood & Solidarity with Colombia (REDHER). [Castellano]

1st Anti-Authoritarian Days
15 - 16 September 9 am-6 pm.
Auditoria Camilo Torres Auditorium, Faculty of Political Science and Law, National University of Colombia.
Organized by the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer. With the cooperation of the "Public Policies and Management Analysis" Research Group (APPGP) and the Network for Brotherhood & Solidarity with Colombia (REDHER).
Dear comrades,
We are pleased to invite you to the First Anti-Authoritarian Days, which will take place this coming 15 and 16 September from 9am until 6pm in the Camilo Torres Auditorium of the Faculty of Law & Political Science of the National University in Bogota. The event will see the participation of delegates from the Association of Indigenous Cabildos of the Northern Cauca/Regional Indigenous Council of the Cauca (ACIN-CRIC), the National Agrarian Coordinating Council (CNA), the Coalition of Women for Public Action and the Corporation for Education, Development and Popular Research/National Workers' Institute (CED-INS), together with several distinguished professors and researchers from various universities and organizations, a great many students, young people and rebels in general, who will all come together to debate and work towards something concrete in the fight against authoritarianism.
The event is organized by the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer and will seek to generate a meeting point between critical accademia, the popular social movements and young rebels, in order to learn, analyse, discuss, reflect and make proposals with regard to the particularly libertarian practices that organizations and intellectuals see as anti-authoritarian, in other words, the particular forms of grouping, resistance and social struggle that arise and are conceived throughout the country by and for freedom. And this in a permanent climate of discussion, argument and debate, where attendees are encouraged to participate fully in and have an impact on the various activities to be undertaken during the conference.
At the present moment that the country is going through, where para-presidents are created for life, where military and foreign arms comfortably installed throughout the territory by promising to stay a lifetime, and where the dirty war against the popular forces is getting harsher, it becomes vital, urgent and necessary for the social movements to think, discuss and build together an anti-authoritarian society, one which is juster and freer.
Struggle! Create! Popular Power!
PROGRAMME
Tuesday 15th September 2009
8.45 am Opening:
- Delegate from the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer
- André-Noel ROTH, Professor, Dept. of Political Science and member of the APPGP
9.15 am Inaugural conference: Reflections on politics and anti-authoritarianism
- Leopoldo MÚNERA, Professor, Dept. of Political Science, National University, Bogotá
10.00 am The peasants' movement in Colombia
- Carlos SALGADO, researcher for Planeta Paz
- Delegate of the CNA
- Debate
12.30 am - 2.30 pm LUNCH BREAK
2.30 pm The labour movement in Colombia
- Report: "Experiences of working-class struggle in Colombia: the use of the strike as an anti-authoritarian form"
- Ricardo SÁNCHEZ, Professor, Dept. of History, National University, Bogotá
- Delegate of the CED-INS
- Debate
5.00 pm Conference: From the Proletariat to the Multitudes. Revolutions in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
- Miguel Ángel HERRERA, Professor, Dept. of History, National University, Bogotá
Wednesday 16th September 2009
9.00 am Opening report:
- Delegate of the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer
- Member of the APPGP
9.30 am Womens' and feminist movements
- Report: "Autonomous Latin American & Caribbean feminism"
- Ochy CURIEL. Coordinator, Masters programme for Gender Studies of the National University.
- Delegate of the Women's Coalition
- Debate
12.00 am - 2.00 pm LUNCH BREAK
2.00 pm Conference: "Movements, social struggles and emancipation"
- Oscar MEJÍA, Professor, Dept. of History, National University, Bogotá
2.45 pm Break
3.00 pm The indigenous movement in Colombia
- Juan Guillermo FERRO, Professor, Faculty of Environmental & Rural Studies, Universidad Javeriana
- Delegates of the ACIN-CRIC
- Debate
5.30 pm Summary and conclusion
- Delegate of the Red Libertaria Popular Mateo Kramer
Translation by FdCA-International Relations Office
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