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russia / ukraine / belarus / miscellaneous / interview Sunday February 23, 2014 16:43 by Přátelé komunizace
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For weeks and weeks, we have been looking at Ukrainian events, trying to make sense of what has been happening in Kyiv and other cities. We had read many texts, comments and interviews and discussed about Maidan, but we had been always arriving only at new questions to be answered. Thus, when a possibility occurred to get in touch with Ukrainian comrades one of us tried to use it as best as he could. As a result of that effort and thanks to kindness and patience of Denis from a Kyiv branch of a revolutionary syndicalist group called Autonomous Workers Union the following interview came into existence. Hopefully, it will provide you with many useful insights into the Maidan movement and its context. read full story / add a comment 
russia / ucraina / bielorussia / vari / comunicato stampa Sunday February 23, 2014 16:15 by Kiebskaya gorodskaya organizatsiya AST
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Comunicato sulla situazione in Ucraina da parte della AST (Sindacato Autonomo dei Lavoratori). "Questa non è la nostra guerra ma la vittoria del governo può significare la sconfitta dei lavoratori. E la vittoria dell'opposizione non promette niente di buono." [Pусский] read full story / add a comment 
argentina / uruguay / paraguay / lotte sindacali / altra stampa libertaria Sunday February 23, 2014 15:53 by La Bordo
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Durante il mese di gennaio, il governo nazionale ha deciso di far sprofondare la svalutazione che era già aumentata nel corso del 2013. Sul fuoco di un aumento generalizzato dei prezzi registrato nell'ultimo trimestre, il governo ha gettato ulteriore benzina con una brusca svalutazione del 20%. L'obiettivo di qualsiasi svalutazione è quello di abbassare i costi domestici in pesos (tra cui quello della manodopera) ed equilibrare i conti pubblici abbassando la spesa pubblica, cosa che in buon criollo si chiama in un solo modo RISTRUTTURAZIONE. [Castellano] read full story / add a comment 
eastern asia / history of anarchism / opinion / analysis Sunday February 23, 2014 15:36 by Tokologo African Anarchist Collective
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The Korean anarchist movement wanted to build an independent self-governing anarchist society, a cooperative system of the masses of the Korean people. They wanted to take civilisation from the capitalist class, and return it to the popular classes. By doing so, the capitalist and colonial society that existed in Korea (as elsewhere in Africa and Asia and east Europe) would be replaced with a new society. This new society would be based on the principles of freedom and equality, that guarantee the independent self-rule of the producing classes: the working class and the peasantry. [Italiano]
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