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bolivia / peru / ecuador / chile / workplace struggles Thursday August 28, 2014 17:00 by Nahuel Valenzuela
El Frente de Trabajadores y Trabajadoras Ernesto Miranda (FTEM), es un nuevo espacio organizativo de carácter político-social, asentado por ahora en la Región Metropolitana, en la cual convergen militantes del ámbito del trabajo: trabajadores y trabajadoras de base, dirigentes, delegados y compas vinculados a áreas técnicas o profesionales de apoyatura a la labor sindical.Este núcleo militante rescata la tradición organizativa que dio origen a la CUT del ‘53, así como a la figura de Ernesto Miranda Rivas, dirigente anarquista del gremio del cuero y calzado, promotor de la unidad de la clase trabajadora en la lucha por su emancipación en torno a los principios como la independencia política, la democracia directa, la solidaridad, el internacionalismo y el anticapitalismo.
brazil/guyana/suriname/fguiana / workplace struggles Monday June 02, 2014 23:02 by Sindicato dos Municipários de Cachoeirinha
O Sindicato dos Municipários de Cachoeirinha (SIMCA) manifesta sua solidariedade ao companheiro Guilherme Runge, atual presidente do SIMCA, que teve sua residência invadida de forma intimidatória na última quinta, dia 22 de Maio.Nessa ocasião, houve violação de domicílio onde os pertences particulares do companheiro foram vasculhados e sua documentaçao pessoal foi espalhada no pátio da própria residência. Não houve nenhum furto e tampouco arrombamento, deflagrando uma investidad com intuito de intimidar um dirigente de nosso sindicato.
international / workplace struggles Friday May 02, 2014 01:21 by Various anarchist organizations
For far too long major segments of the working class have been dormant under the illusion that change can be delegated to exterior organizations or parties. When our struggles are bureaucratized and delegated to others, we lose ownership over them and in turn lose many benefits gained through them. A victory for the working class can only be established if our class is active in the struggle leading to victory.From the battle for the 8 hour day, to the struggles witnessed this past year, these examples cry out for the need to organize the fight back against the war that is being waged on workers at home and abroad. Through these examples we can begin to see an alternate future and experiment towards it. This new workers' movement must be established on class struggle lines, a movement that no longer waits for politicians and bureaucrats to resolve the growing inequalities and oppressions. A movement of workers organized through our own self-activity for democratic, combative and autonomous labor and community organizations must replace the stale forms of unionism and social democratic lobbyism that have dominated and compromised most struggles of the last decades.[Italiano] [Castellano]See also:
[Colombia] 19 de Agosto, paro agrario y popular, ¿un nuevo punto de inflexión en la lucha de clases?
venezuela / colombia / workplace struggles Wednesday August 21, 2013 18:05 by José Antonio Gutiérrez D.
Mañana, 19 de Agosto, comenzará el paro agrario y popular en Colombia, que marca un nuevo paso en la escalada de la conflictividad social que vemos en ascenso desde el 2008. En la lucha se encontrarán campesinos, cafeteros, cacaoteros, mineros, paperos, arroceros, algodoneros, trabajadores y usuarios de la salud, transportistas, mineros, estudiantes, junto a las principales expresiones organizadas de la izquierda y del sindicalismo.Este paro no es causa de la “agitación subversiva” que el gobierno denuncia cada vez que un pobre dice “basta”. No, este paro es consecuencia directa de la situación calamitosa en que vive la mayoría de la población, con la militarización de los territorios, la locomotora minero energética y la agroindustria, con los tratados de libre comercio hechos para beneficiar a los capitales extranjeros y a unos cuantos cacaos que están asociados a estos.Leer también:
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north america / mexico / workplace struggles Thursday August 08, 2013 11:07 by Prairie Struggle Organisation
After putting much of our efforts in the cross Canada Speaking Tour on Combative Unionism, a debate on Combative unionism took place inside and outside of Prairie Struggle giving way to PSO's first position paper. In this position paper we hope to contribute to the relevant work and theoretical development that has been done or is already underway. We salute our comrades within the revolutionary left that are active in undermining bureaucratic control over working class power.As anarchists, we at the Prairie Struggle Organization have dedicated much time and effort to agitation within the working class and its labour organizations. Despite our various efforts, wins, losses and relationships created we still find ourselves questioning the most effective method to agitate on the shop floors, within schools and in our communities.
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