AWSM Statement on 85th Anniversary of the Spanish Revolution
Submitted by LAMA on Jul 20 2021 02:25
Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement (AWSM) statement on the 85th Anniversary of the Spanish Revolution.
Ceuta: The Divisions of Class and Nation are at the Root of the Descent into Barbarism
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jun 17 2021 13:51
The latest episode of a long running drama is now playing out on the world’s TV screens. In the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, on the northern tip of Morocco, desperate people facing incredible peril, and willing to sacrifice all they have, are trying to find a new life. What added an extra dimension to the pathos was the reception given to the influx of refugees by the Spanish army, with photos of beatings emerging in the media.
Barricade Bulletin 13 - April/May 2021
Issue 13 of Barricade Bulletin, with articles on the struggle at Debenhams, further education college strikes in Northern Ireland, local councillors, repression against Spanish anarchist and tenants union organiser Ruyman Rodriguez, solidarity with the "Kill the Bill" movement, anarchists arrested in Barcelona, the 100th and 150th anniversaries of Kronstadt and the Paris Commune, anarcho-punks in the Philippines, a review of the Working Class History book, and resistance to police violence in Greece.
Book Review: ‘Salvador Puig Antich’
Submitted by LAMA on Mar 28 2021 03:09
A book review of an anthology of writings about the Catalan Anarchist Salvador Puig Antich.
The 50th Anniversary of the Spanish Civil War - Eduardo Vivancos
Lecture given at the World Anti-national Association (SAT) congress held in Sant Cuget del Valles in Barcelona in July 1986.
“You have shown us that being peaceful is useless” – The Case of Pablo Hasél
Submitted by R Totale on Mar 3 2021 19:53
The following is an interview with an anonymous anarchist in Spain regarding the recent riots and general response to the prosecution of anti-fascist rapper Pablo Hasél. This interview was conducted by Radio Fragmata from Greece, and previously published by Enough is Enough.
1 May 1937: Controllers and Controlled – Lucía Sánchez Saornil
An article by one of the founders of the Mujeres Libres grouping, which appeared in its review in April 1937, on the eve of the Barcelona May days. The article sets out the retrocession of the revolution begun in July 1936 and how its momentum might be regained.
The People Armed: The Role of Women in the Spanish Revolution
Article from Fighting Talk #15 (1996).
Mick O'Riordan: The Connolly Column
Mick O'Riordan was a young member of the Communist Party of Ireland when he went to Spain with the International Brigade. Here he describes the background which saw Irish fascists and anti-fascists mobilising around the events in Spain.
Article from Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine #15 (1996)
Another Spain
AFA introduction to a series of articles on the Spanish Civil War in its magazine Fighting Talk #15 (1996)
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