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Where to Grow From Here? An Incomplete History of Anti-Development Resistance in Guelph, Ontario
Before this place was called Guelph, this was the home of the Huron and Neutral Nations. Dozens of villages were home to tens of thousands of...
Spain: CNT condemns police and institutional violence against students and workers in Valencia
With the intensification in indiscriminate violence on the part of the State police against students in Valencia who were protesting against edu...
Corners of the Globe - Radical community spaces
As we create a new world based on cooperation, justice, pleasure and sustainability, folks around the world are occupying spaces where we can ex...
Were you born in a barn ?!?! Don't let the cold air of the NDAA in
"What's said in this room -- stays in this room." This is a common instruction for political groups when meeting over a sensitive subj...
Palestine-Israel, 10 years of joint struggle started at the beginning of the separation fence
The first starter was the Mas'ha Joint camp of Israeli anarchists an some others with local Palestinian activists. It took two years of sporadic struggles till the Bil'in persistent location of struggle materialized. Some three years of sporadic struggles in parallel to Bil'in till Ni'ilin village join as the second persistent location. It took additional two years and the addition of Ma'sare before stable and persistent locations of struggle expanded beyond the separation fence when the struggle in Beit Ummar stabilized an heroic Nabi Saleh confrontations with encroaching colonial settlement too, expand the scope of the joint struggle. The maturing of the joint comity of the popular local struggles and the joining the struggle of new villages lately my be the verge of a qualitative upsurge of the struggle of popular grass root communities.
Police Chief: anarchist insurrectionists are ready to kill
Rome - Anarchist insurrectionist groups "are ready to make a quantum leap and are getting ready to murder". The statement was made by Police Chief Antonio Manganelli during a hearing before the Chamber of Deputies' Constitutional Affairs Committee. "We must find out if it hasn't occurred up to now - Manganelli underscored - and why we have been lucky enough for it not to happen". "When a bomb is placed in a garden - he recalled - and another is exploded in the same area after only a few minutes, this means that the intention is to strike the rescuers. And the assistant of the Greek Interior Minister died in the explosion of a letter-bomb". "Our informal anarchic Federation - Manganelli explained - have met the proposal of their Greek counterparts of the Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei to join a more aggressive international network aimed at performing acts of violence against the establishment".
Occupy Denver update: 100-plus arrests, more charges added, one case misplaced
In the almost five months that Occupy Denver has maintained a presence downtown, the group has experienced more than 100 arrests. Add to this mi...
Interview of Campaign to Defend Khimki Hostages for TerraSelvaggia
TerraSelvaggia is an Italian eco-anarchist paper, which made this interview with Russian Campaign to Defend Khimki Hostages last September. Pape...
Khadar Adnan Ending Hunger Strike
Adnan's heroic struggle hasn't gone unnoticed.
Police Chief Timoney, Meet Bahraini Mothers
By Medea Benjamin - February 22, 2012
John Timoney is the controversial former Miami police chief well known for orchestrating brutal crackdowns on protests in Miami and Philadelphia...It should be of great concern that the Kingdom of Bahrain has brought Timoney...to “reform” Bahrain’s security forces...Since assuming his new position, Timoney has claimed that Bahrain has been reforming its brutal police tactics...He says that there is less tear gas being used and that while tear gas might be “distasteful,” it’s not really harmful.
Democracy Now! 2012-02-22 miércoles en español
- Periodistas extranjeros entre docenas de fallecidos víctimas de la violencia en Siria
- Estados Unidos da señales de estar considerando la posibilidad de armar a los rebeldes sirios
- Afganistán: mueren cuatro personas a medida que se intensifican las protestas contra la quema de ejemplares del Corán
- Corte Suprema deberá pronunciarse en acción contra discriminación inversa
- Suprema Corte limita derechos de prisioneros consagrados en la enmienda Miranda
- Tribunal de apelaciones desestima demanda por muertes en Guantánamo
- Periodista Anthony Shadid honrado en ceremonia en Beirut
- Obama propondrá recorte de tasa de impuesto a las sociedades al 28%
- Juez determina que localidades de Nueva York pueden prohibir el fracking
- Obama da concierto de Blues durante el Mes de la Historia Afroestadounidense
Canada Told Mandatory Drug Sentences a "Colossal Mistake" by Attorney Who Wrote U.S. Laws
Feb 22, 2012 - CBC News
An attorney who helped U.S. politicians write mandatory-minimum sentencing laws during the 1980s has a warning for Canadian parliamentarians..."When you start going down this road of building more prisons and sending people away for long periods of time, and you convince yourself that this is going to deter people you've made a colossal mistake..."
Black Bloc Confidential
The past few months have seen a backlash led by professional journalists against ...
Membership in Co-operative Businesses Reaches 1 Billion
The United Nations has designated 2012 as the International Year of Cooperatives, providing a great opportunity to raise the profile of an important organizational tool for spreading human rights and equality worldwide. Membership in co-operative businesses has grown to 1 billion people across 96 countries, according to new research published by the Worldwatch Institute for its Vital Signs Online publication.
Only One Fourth of Low- Wage Workers in America Have Employer-Provided Health Insurance
Three-fourths of low-wage workers do not have health insurance through their employer and almost 40 percent have no health insurance from any source, according to a new report from the Center from Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) and the Georgetown University Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor.



