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mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Friday March 20, 2015 - 00:31 by Adam Hanieh
Over four years since mass uprisings ousted sclerotic regimes in Tunisia and Egypt, it can seem that the initial hopes represented by these movements lie in tatters. Libya, Syria, Yemen and Iraq remain mired in bloody armed conflicts that have led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands and displaced millions more within and across borders. In the pivotal case of Egypt, military rule has returned through the violent crushing of protests, the arrests of an estimated 40,000 people and the rebuilding of the repressive structures of the [Hosni] Mubarak era. Elsewhere, autocratic governments look more secure in their rule today than they have for many years. ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Tuesday July 02, 2013 - 20:45 by Dabid Lazkanoiturburu
Animado por la amalgama opositora unida contra el Gobierno islamista del legítimo presidente Morsi, el Ejército egipcio le ha dado un ultimátum de 48 horas para que acceda a las exigencias de los manifestantes, que exigen su renuncia. Los militares vuelven al centro de la escena cabalgando sobre los revolucionarios, a los que no dudaron en masacrar. ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Monday March 11, 2013 - 20:59 by Salama Kayleh
Hace unos días me tomé un segundo café con Salama Kayleh en Beirut. Repetir cafés nunca es mala idea, sobre todo cuando no sabes que te vas a llevar una tarea a casa: Salama me pidió, como favor personal, que tradujera esta carta que a continuación presento. Me lo pidió apenas dos días antes de la muerte de Chávez. Hablamos de que estaría bien que la leyera. Ahora que él ya no puede, esperamos que sus seguidores lo hagan y reflexionen sobre un error estratégico en el que la izquerda ha perdido al mundo árabe. Es una carta larga, pero que merece la pena leer hasta el final: ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Monday March 11, 2013 - 17:58 by Olga Rodríguez
Arabia Saudí es un gran aliado de la comunidad occidental, con el que Estados Unidos coopera en operaciones militares en Yemen y al que ha vendido el mayor paquete de armas de la historia. España también mantiene excelentes relaciones políticas y comerciales con Arabia Saudí. Poco importa su amplio historial de represión y de violaciones de derechos humanos. ... read full story / add a comment
machrek / arabie / irak / divers / presse non anarchiste Friday August 24, 2012 - 00:29 by GUERRE DE CLASSE
Guerre de Classe 20 août 2012 http://autistici.org/tridnivalka tridnivalka@yahoo.com ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Tuesday February 22, 2011 - 17:09 by Fernando Dorado
La reaparición del proletariado como sujeto social revolucionario, es el aspecto principal que nos ha mostrado el desarrollo de las revoluciones democráticas árabes. Es un hecho de una trascendencia mayúscula porque se da en el marco de la crisis sistémica del capitalismo y de la decadencia del imperio neo-colonial más poderoso de la historia de la humanidad (EE-UU.) ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Wednesday January 26, 2011 - 13:05 by NEFAC Int. Sec.
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A leaflet with the demands of the protestors at Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt. ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / other libertarian press Saturday May 08, 2010 - 18:48 by A. Bonnano
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PALESTINE MON AMOUR ... read full story / add a comment
machrek / arabie / irak / divers / autre presse libertaire Wednesday February 17, 2010 - 10:37 by Phebus
Lors de l'émission du 15 février, les camarades de l'OCL font un retour sur la situation en Iran et sur les mobilisations du 11 septembre. http://kadarak.free.fr/radio/20100215.mp3 ... read full story / add a comment
machrek / arabie / irak / divers / autre presse libertaire Wednesday December 05, 2007 - 14:53 by Secrétariat général
Le mouvement du 14 mars a accepté d’élire un militaire au poste de président de la République libanaise, contrairement à tout ce qu’elle ne cessait de répéter sur son refus de voir un Président (militaire) un jour. ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Friday June 01, 2007 - 19:12 by Laurie King-Irani
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Laurie King-Irani is a co-founder of Electronic Lebanon. She teaches social anthropology and Middle East Studies in Washington, DC. Her blog is Zinjabeelah ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Sunday April 01, 2007 - 22:58 by Sami Hermez
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Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, General Secretary of Hizballah, is the leader of a movement claiming to fight for the right of self-determination, in the same way that Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were leaders of movements that claimed similar ends. However, Nasrallah will likely not be elevated to the status of a Gandhi, Mandela or other leaders of resistance movements of our time, nor will he be given the same revere and respect. Rather, he will be remembered as a violent man, a terrorist, appearing angry in pictures rather than with his innocent, almost childlike smile. ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Sunday April 01, 2007 - 22:54 by Joseph Samaha
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Karl Marx used to say that England was the country where class struggle will travel to its end. Can we say that Lebanon is the country where class struggle goes to its sectarian end? When observing the political spin of March 14th leaders and their media outlets in Lebanon it becomes clear that such fraudulent ideas are being directed toward the open sit-in in downtown Beirut. ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Saturday February 03, 2007 - 08:49 by Mohamad Bazzi
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Arab regimes and the United States are rushing to shore up Siniora's government. On January 25, the same day of the bloody protests and curfew in Beirut, Siniora attended a donors conference in Paris, where he received pledges of $7.6 billion in aid and loan guarantees. Some of the funding will go toward reconstruction after last summer's war, but much of it will be used to make interest payments and refinance Lebanon's crushing $41 billion public debt. The country's debt-to-GDP ratio is now about 180 percent--the second-highest in the world (after Malawi). A large proportion of the pledges received at the Paris III conference are tied to unpopular economic reforms that Siniora has vowed to undertake, including raising taxes and privatizing state assets. Most of these measures--such as raising gasoline surcharges and the value-added tax--will most heavily affect Lebanon's poor and working classes, who are disproportionately Shiite ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Wednesday January 31, 2007 - 18:58 by Trish Schuh
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Two years after the killing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, America's Cedar Revolution in Lebanon has gone "Citrus". ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Thursday December 28, 2006 - 17:56 by Samah Idriss
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"We want to live!" This is what president Siniora says, repeating the slogans posted on bulletin boards across the capital these days. We, of course, want to live like Siniora wants. But, "free and dignified" living has to include everyone: our captives in the jails of occupation that have sacrificed for us, our people in the South dwelling amid daily Israeli violations and in the danger that one of the one million two hundred thousand cluster bomblets dropped by Israel during the last hours before the cease-fire could explode in the face of their sons and daughters. Free and dignified living should include the poor and dispossessed, low-income employees and the victims of Hariri’s "reconstruction"— most people neither benefited from his upscale Solidère or from his luxurious airport. "We want to live" should include, as well, the more than three hundred thousand Palestinians who, in the camps of misery, are simply not "living". ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Saturday December 09, 2006 - 19:32 by Sami Hermez
The atmosphere of the Lebanese opposition demonstrations, which began last Friday and were planned in large part by Hizballah, Amal, the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) and their allies, has been very calm and festive, betraying the underlying tensions and outbursts of political violence in the country. In many ways, they exude a similar spirit to last year's months of demonstrating by the March 14 coalition, in which there was constant music interlaced with speeches, and people waving Lebanese flags and behaving as if they had just won a football game or were at a concert. ... read full story / add a comment 
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Thursday December 07, 2006 - 03:01 by Hasan Abu Nimah
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The people of this region are being abandoned by the world to escalating chaos. The political crisis in Lebanon is a manifestation of this chaos, linked more broadly to the catastrophe in Iraq, and the butchery in Palestine. Despite empty gestures, fake goodwill and worn out slogans from a parade of prominent visitors to Jericho, Gaza and some regional capitals, there is no reason at all for hope. ... read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / miscellaneous / non-anarchist press Wednesday July 20, 2005 - 06:45 by Oread Daily
In Baghdad dozens of doctors have walked out of one of that city's busiest hospitals to protest abuse by Iraqi soldiers. ... read full story / add a comment |
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