Anti-Authoritarian Perspectives on Latin America and the Caribbean. Published Fall, 1983.
Contents
Chile Ten Years After
- After a commercial interruption, the revolution continues - Neil Marshall
- Chronology of recent events
- Dictatorship on shaky ground - Grupo Pedro Nolasco Arratia
- The Re-emergence of Anarchism in Chile
- Strange Defeat - Pointblank!
- Chronology of the Chilean workers’ movement 1900-1960 - by Coordinadora Libertaria Latino-Americana
- Persona non grata in several countries
- Supporting Groups
- ‘Because she's poor and black?’ - Guangara Libertaria collective
- Nicaragua Visited - Caitlin Manning
Brazil
- The economic crisis and the ‘new workers movement' - Tom Wetzel
- ...and the other sides of rebellion - Brian Kane
- Brazilian Anarchist Press Fund Appeal
- Venezuela: The Prospects for Anarchism
- For Freedom in El Salvador
- Libertarian Latin American Directory
ERRATUM: The last line on page 57, left column, reads: “Community party hacks and pelegos”. This line should have read: “Communist Party hacks and pelegos."
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It looks like there were at…
It looks like there were at least another two issues of this? (Issue 1 and a double issue 3/4). I would be good to get scans of those if scans can be had...
Right quick. Great to see…
Right quick.
Great to see the full issue on-line.
Following on the heels of the work started by the IWA's Norsk Syndikalistisk Forbund (Norway) "Open Commission on Latin America", a small group of us in North America launched both the
publication "No Middle Ground". And the mutual aid/solidarity committee, Libertarian Aid for Latin American Workers (each local used a slightly different name, see "Supporting Groups" listed in this issue.
Our New York local group, Libertarian Workers Group, were founding and key participants I this network and project. (Note c/o P.O. Box 692 Old Chelsea Station, New York, NY 10113 USA was the LWG POBox).
I believe this is the only complete issue of "No Middle Ground"
on-line
Fozzie wrote: It looks like…
I will try and scan these two issues after locating them. If they are too fragile, I will not try too scan.
Thanks for looking!
Thanks for looking!