Internationalism series – Experiences in South America
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 2 2020 07:17
We interviewed a comrade from Germany who has been following events and movements in South America. She works as a postal worker for DHL. The initial introduction to the series can be found here: https://letsgetrooted.wordpress.com/2020/09/05/working-class-internationalism-series/
Libertarian socialism in Latin America: a roundtable interview – Enrique Guerrero-López
Three interviews of militants from libertarian socialist political organisations in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, exploring the history, theory, and practice of libertarian socialism. Originally published by the Black Rose Anarchist Federation in the United States.
Un Breve Vistazo a "La Ideología Anarquista"
En esta publicación, Monica Kostas de IWW nos ofrece una reseña del libro “La Ideología Anarquista” por Ángel Cappelletti, sugiriendo el texto a todo aquello que busque respuestas a las preguntas más clásicas sobre el anarquismo.
The woman in present society
A anarcha-feminist call to arms to working class women, published in Italian in Argentina in January 1896.
Woman's Voice
English translations of the Argentinian anarchist communist feminist publication La Voz de la Mujer (Woman's Voice) from 1896-7.
New Forms of Worker Organization: The Syndicalist and Autonomist Restoration of Class Struggle Unionism
This is the first book to compile workers’ struggles on a global basis, examining the formation and expansion of radical unions in the Global South and Global North.
Brutal police attacks on protesters in Buenos Aires
Submitted by Cipo Fraioli on Dec 16 2017 15:03
Buenos Aires, Argentina – On Thursday police brutally attacked protesters who had gathered in front of the Congress to oppose a law being debated in the lower Chamber of Deputies, including severe cuts to pensions, retirement payments and even social aid (amongst others, the AUH a conditional cash payments to poor families with children).
The unemployed in the popular uprising of December, 2001: Report from Greater Buenos Aires
Submitted by QQ on Dec 3 2017 21:22
This moving account reveals some prominent facts behind the scenes of the December 2001 uprising in Argentina. Cacho's account reveals the political ideas and tactics of the unemployed, who throughout the 90s had managed to obtain public attention and increasing legitimacy in demanding government assistance by disrupting automobile traffic on highways across the entire territory. The piqueteros - the common label of various similar organizations - had coordinated their actions, not just among themselves, but also with the more traditional leftist movements, unions, and political parties.
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