
LA TARCOTECA contrainfo via Pablo Heraklio Web site view
shared with thanks.. English translation thefreeonline. pics added.. note> the term ‘libertaria’ translated from Spanish is a synonym for ‘anarchist’ and doesn’t imply US right wingers!
ORIGINAL EN CASTELLANO ABAJO

We rescue a brief text that lists both reforms as well as transformations that our society must undertake in pursuit of a libertarian economy, respectful of people, other societies and the environment. It leaves us a question in the air. Can anarchism be globalized, or will we be chained forever to the designs of armies and hierarchs? Will this be our crossroads?
Your Health! _ Source – The transition to an anarchist economy 09/30/2015 by Jose Luis Carretero
A very respectable comrade asked me a while ago for contribution to a possible “economic program” for the libertarian movement. I had little time to write it, but what was basically sought was to open the debate for the writing of a book. This is, basically, what I sent, I think that, now, it can also serve, more than as a closed guide or dogmatic apparatus of things that I am not entirely clear about, as a text that drives an increasingly urgent debate on post-capitalism .

The social transformation necessary to start an economy entirely focused on an anarchist socialist paradigm requires a process of consolidation and development that involves several, temporarily delimited, stages. The construction of a new society and a new economy needs a gradual development, and at the same time entrenched in moments of revolutionary rupture of the preceding order.
It is a transition process that begins with social advances that empower the forces that obtain them, and the classes involved in the fight for their achievement. These advances are unfolding their effects, varying the previous status quo, reinforcing anarchist positions, and accumulating the necessary forces that must be fully expressed in moments of open revolutionary bankruptcy, in which the advancement processes will accelerate.
This dynamic vision of the process of building a transformed society, compared to the purely static conceptualizations that draw the desired scenario, but refuse to imagine and unravel how to achieve it from the current situation, begins with the delimitation of a minimum program to pose at the current moment.











