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[Chile] Movimiento Estudiantil: ¿En dónde debemos enfocar nuestros esfuerzos?

Je ne suis pas Charlie

México en llamas: raíces y perspectivas de una lucha que avanza y la crisis de un sistema político

Sobre la liberación de prisioneros y el restablecimiento de relaciones diplomáticas, por los gobiernos de Cuba y EE.UU.

No to Golden Dawn in Australia!

Abusos y arbitrariedad - retención de JOSÉ A. GUTIÉRREZ, en el bajo Caguán, Caquetá

Could a Revolution Happen in the US?

An Anarchist Communist Reply to ‘Rojava: An Anarcho-Syndicalist Perspective’

Lutar e vencer fora das urnas

In the Rubble of US Imperialism

Elementos da Conjuntura Eleitoral 2014

The experiment of West Kurdistan (Syrian Kurdistan) has proved that people can make changes

[Chile] EL FTEM promueve una serie de “jornadas de debate sindical”

Ukraine: Interview with a Donetsk anarchist

The present confrontation between the Zionist settler colonialist project in Palestine and the indigenous working people

Prisões e mais criminalização marcam o final da Copa do Mundo no Brasil

An Anarchist Response to a Trotskyist Attack: Review of “An Introduction to Marxism and Anarchism” by Alan Woods (2011)

هەڵوێستی سەربەخۆی جەماوەر لە نێوان داعش و &

Contra a Copa e a Repressão: Somente a Luta e Organização!

Nota Pública de soldariedade e denúncia

Üzüntümüz Öfkemizin Tohumudur

Uruguay, ante la represión y el abuso policial

To vote or not to vote: Should it be a question?

Mayday: Building A New Workers Movement

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Solidarity #16 - July 2011 14:24 Sun 03 Jul by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

The 14th issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement. Visit the AWSM website to read the contents online and to download the .pdf (0.5MB).

Solidarity Issue 14 - April 2011 11:37 Wed 20 Apr by AWSM 0 comments

The 14th issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement. Visit the AWSM website to read the contents online and to download the .pdf (1.12MB) - http://awsm.org.nz/?p=518

Contents:

* A Class Quake
* Youth Rates Still an Issue to Fight
* Egypt’s New Rulers Step Up Repression
* No April Fools Joke
* Brutal Beneficiary Bashing Plotted
* The ‘Accidental’ Death of a Worker
* [T]Error Trial Continues - Without Jury

Solidarity #13 - October 2010 10:05 Thu 07 Oct by AWSM 0 comments

The 13th issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement. Visit the AWSM website to download a .pdf copy or read the articles online - http://awsm.org.nz/?p=467

This will be the last issue for 2010, Solidarity will resume publication in early 2011. News and analysis will continue to be posted on the AWSM website until then.

Contents:

* Amongst The Rubble
* A Mini Strike Wave?
* Teacher’s Strike
* Direct Action vs Burger Fuel
* News Briefs
* Upcoming public events

Behind the spectacle of The Hobbit 10:52 Thu 30 Sep by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

One of the most popular products exported from New Zealand has been the atmospheric Lord of the Rings films. They invoke images of a far off land called Middle Earth complete with massive mountains, panoramic landscapes, and furry wee Hobbits fighting the evil Dark Lord. The next film based in the same fantasy world, The Hobbit, is to be shot in NZ next year. NZ Actors Equity, the union for actors in NZ, has called upon international actors unions to black the film production. The International Federation of Actors have agreed, and so unions like the Canadian Actors Equity, US Actors Equity, the Screen Actors Guild, UK Actors Equity, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA, Australia) and the Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio have boycotted the film.

Solidarity #12 - September 2010 10:27 Sun 05 Sep by AWSM 0 comments

The 12th issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement. Visit the AWSM website to download a .pdf copy or read the articles online - http://awsm.org.nz/?p=442

Contents:

* Workers Rally Nationwide
* NZ Soldier Dies For Tyranny
* Abortion On Demand? Not In New Zealand
* Upcoming public events

Solidarity #11 - August 2010 16:18 Sun 01 Aug by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

The eleventh issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement. Visit the AWSM website to download a .pdf copy or read the articles online.

New Zealand Workers Set To Face More Attacks 18:19 Mon 26 Jul by AWSM 0 comments

The National Government recently announced a series of new attacks on workers across New Zealand. The raft of proposed changes to the anti-worker Employment Relations Act (ERA, brought in by the previous Labour Government in 2000) and the Holidays Act will serve to further cut job security, wages and conditions for hundreds of thousands of workers in both the public and private sectors.

Solidarity Issue 10 out now - July 2010 Issue 18:25 Wed 30 Jun by AWSM 0 comments

The tenth issue of Solidarity, free newssheet of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement is now out.

Read the contents online, or download a .pdf copy, at http://awsm.org.nz/?p=379

Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 2010 Conference Report 12:59 Wed 16 Jun by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

Over the weekend of June 5-6th, the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement held its 3rd national conference since it was founded in October 2008. Almost all members were able to attend, meaning people from 5 different regions across the country were present, at the fantastic venue of the Wellington People's Centre. The weekend was spent reflecting on and discussing our activity over the previous 12 months, making some changes to our core politics (as written in our Aims & Principles) and how we work (detailed in our Constitution) and coming up with plans for the next 12 months, plus some longer term thinking as well.

Wellington: Politicians Pay Poverty Wages 05:37 Thu 25 Feb by AWSM 0 comments

On 17th February, 2010, members of the Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement attended a rally of striking cleaners at Parliament in Wellington organized by the Service and Food Workers Union (SFWU). The rally was part of the SFWU’s clean start campaign demanding and hourly wage increase from $12.55 to $14.62 for cleaners employed at Parliament and the police college in Porirua, in line with a recent pay increase for hospital cleaners and directly-employed school cleaners.

il y a trente ans Dec 31 by Commission internationale AL 0 comments

Le 20 novembre 1984, la ville de Thio sur la côte est de la Nouvelle-Calédonie est occupée par des militants et militantes kanak, qui bloquent les accès routiers et maritimes, en faisant une commune autonome. Le nouveau Front de libération national kanak et socialiste inaugure une nouvelle étape dans la lutte anticolonialiste, dont l’objectif proclamé est « l’indépendance kanak socialiste ».

Who's Flexibility? Oct 08 by AWSM 0 comments

The General Election in New Zealand/Aotearoa took place at the end of September and so its all over and done with. More accurately, the ritual of deciding who will politically rule over us has ended. The election of our bosses in the workplace never happened. The end result in both cases is the same. We are faced with a ruling class that feels emboldened to attack workers when it senses opportunities to do so. The latest piece of ammunition the government is preparing to lob our way comes in the form of a bland sounding piece of legislation, the Employment Relations Amendment Bill. This law was delayed prior to the election, due to the resignation of the now ex-MP criminal John Banks, but will be enacted within the next 100 days. What is the bill about?

NZ Election 2014: Why Willy Wonka Shouldn't Win May 20 by AWSM 0 comments

2014 is an election year in New Zealand/Aotearoa. What does the current mainstream political landscape look like going into the election? What is the alternative?

Sul Mighty River senza pagaia? May 27 by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

Durante le ultime elezioni, il multi-milionario John Key, leader del National Party di centro-destra, aveva dichiarato che avrebbe privatizzato parte delle aziende di stato, se fosse stato rieletto. Il suo principale avversario - ancorché perdente - era il Labour Party, all'epoca guidato dal poco carismatico Phil Goff, che era stato uno degli architetti delle privatizzazioni degli anni '80. Il National Party ha ora deciso di procedere nella realizzazione di questa minaccia. Toccherebbe ora al gruppo Mighty River Power, una compagnia che produce energia, oltre ad altri gioiellini di stato messi in palio per il futuro. Quali saranno gli effetti di queste grandi privatizzazioni? Quali opzioni hanno i lavoratori in Aotearoa/Nuova Zelanda? [English]

Up A Mighty River Without A Paddle? May 25 by Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

During the last election the centre-right National Party led by multi-millionaire John Key, said it would partly privatise certain state assets if re-elected. Its main losing rival was the Labour Party, at the time lead by the uncharismatic Phil Goff, who had been one of the architects of the privitisation push in the 1980s. National has now decided to press ahead with its threat. The power company Mighty River Power is the current focus of attention, with other goodies up for grabs in the future. What will the effects of greater privatisation be? What options exist for workers in Aotearoa/New Zealand? [Italiano]

Όχι 90 Day Hire and Fire Feb 24 0 comments

Ανακοίνωση του Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement για το νόμο 90 Day Hire and Fire.

Νέα αναρχοκομμουν ... Dec 06 0 comments

Η Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement (AWSM - Κίνημα Εργατικής Αλληλεγγύης της Aotearoa) είναι μια νέα αναρχοκομμουνιστική οργάνωση που ιδρύθηκε στη Νέα Ζηλανδία.

Nuova organizzazione comunista anarchica in Aotearoa (Nuova Zelanda) Dec 05 Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

Si è costituita una nuova organizzazione con lo scopo di costruire un forte movimento rivoluzionario comunista anarchico in Aotearoa/Nuova Zelanda. [English] [Deutsch]

Neue anarchokommunistische Organisation in Aotearoa / Neuseeland gegründet Dec 05 Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement 0 comments

Eine neue Organisation wurde in Aotearoa/Neuseeland gegründet mit dem Ziel einer revolutionären anarchokommunistische Bewegung. Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement (AWSM) ist eine Organisation, die auf eine klassen– und staatenlose Gesellschaft hinarbeitet: Anarchokommunismus. [English] [Italiano]

Solidarité avec les syndicalistes de Kanaky Jan 31 Alternative libertaire 2 comments

Alternative libertaire dénonce la violente répression policière et judiciaire dont sont victimes les syndicalistes de l'USTKE (Union syndicale des travailleurs Kanaks et des exploités)