After decades of armed conflict and paramilitary violence, Colombia has seen protest movements return in strength over the past year and a half. The forceful demonstrations of the past week...
Partial archive of the 1970s libertarian socialist publication out of the U.S.
A 2013 interview with an anti-capitalist and anti-borders activist based in Asturias in Spain, published here for its relevance to ongoing struggles against borders and to facilitate the sharing...
The fourth in a series looking at and debunking specific 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives from an anti-electoral perspective.
Brief analysis of the rise and fall of the Spanish assembly movement during the post-Franco transition in Spain during the late 1970s, written by a member of the Encyclopedie des Nuisances, in...
A look at the engagement of Asian Youth Movement activists with workers' struggles and the British trade union movement.
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