Ocupan para familias desalojados/ We Occupy for evicted families

 

Ocupan un edificio en Sabadell para alojar a familias desahuciada

Building Occupied in Sabadell to accommodate evicted families evicted

The action, in which 200 people participated, was organized by the Platform or the Affected by Mortgage Crisis and (PAHC).

La acción, en que han participado unas 200 personas, ha sido convocada por la Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca y la Crisis (PAHC).

Al grito de “no se entiende, gente sin casa y casa sin gente” un grupo formado por unas 200 personas ha ocupado un edificio deshabitado en Sabadell Sud. La acción, que se ha producido hacia las 12.15 horas, ha sido promovida por la Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca y la Crisis (PAHC). La finca en cuestión está situada en la calle de Sant Vicenç Paül, es de obra nueva y propiedad de Catalunya Caixa. La plataforma quiere que en el edificio puedan vivir familias que han sido desahuciadas de sus casas.press

Shouting ” its crazy homes without people and people without homes” a group of 200 people has occupied an unoccupied building in Sabadell Sud The action, which occurred at 12.15 pm, has been promoted by the Platform Affected by the Mortgage and the Crisis (PAHC). The property in question is located across the street from San Vicente de Paul, is new construction and owned by Caixa Catalunya Bank. The platform wants to live in the building families who have been evicted from their homes.

Según informa un testimonio de los hechos, tres coches de los Mossos d’Esquadra han presenciado la ocupación, aunque no han llegado a intervenir para impedirla. De momento se desconoce si la policía enviará refuerzos para desalojar el bloque. Las personas que han participado en la acción, en que también se ha leído un manifiesto, han cortado la calle para protestar por la situación de desamparo en que se encuentran muchas de las familias que han perdido su casa o están en peligro de perderla como consecuencia de la crisis económica.

As reported by a witness of events, three cars of the Catalan police have witnessed the occupation, but have failed to intervene to prevent it. It was unclear if the police sent reinforcements to dislodge the block. People who have participated in the action, which also have read a manifesto, have cut the street to protest the lack of protection that are many families who have lost their homes or are in jeopardy as a result of the economic crisis.

frm  http://www.kaosenlared.net/territorios/t/paisoscatalans/  ..gracias y traduccion de Gooogle

HUELGA DE CONSUMO DEL 29 DE MAYO

 

SOBRE LA HUELGA DE CONSUMO DEL 29 DE MAYO

El próximo 29 de mayo puedes participar de forma activa en la protesta por el tremendo recorte de derechos laborales, sociales y de libertades colectivas e individuales que conlleva la nu 

eva REFORMA LABORAL.

¿Quién se atreve ahora a quedarse embarazada, a guardar cama cuando llega el inevitable gripazo, quién le dirá a su jefatura un “no puedo”, quién denunciará un abuso, un trato vejatorio, unas condiciones laborales insalubres o mezquinas?

Además de la participación activa en las movilizaciones, también podemos incidir en esta jornada de lucha, evidenciando el rechazo a esta situación que nos traslada a una época casi medieval de señores y vasall@s.

DEMOSTREMOS QUE QUIÉN SOSTIENE LA ECONOMÍA Y CREA LA RIQUEZA DE UN PAÍS SOMOS: LAS PERSONAS

HUELGA DE CONSUMO:

DESENCHUFA ABSOLUTAMENTE TODO AQUELLO QUE NO SEA IMPRESCINDIBLE, baja a mínimos vitales el uso del agua o los combustibles. ¡SE PUEDE!

NO COMPRES NADA, no gastes. Prevé tus necesidades esas 24 horas… y baja el consumo siempre!

DEJA TRANQUILO AL BANCO, no utilices tarjetas ni cajeros automáticos.

DESEMPOLVA LA BICI, ESTIRA LAS PIERNAS, CAMINA. Si no tienes más remedio que usar tu vehículo, compártelo y no pongas gasolina el 29. Cuélate y no pagues en los medios de transporte.

http://www.kaosenlared.net/secciones/s2/laboraleconomia/item/19605-29-de-mayo-jornada-de-lucha-y-huelga-de-consumo.html

OLVIDA LA TELE y el ordenador, sal a la calle y lucha!!! USA EL MÓVIL SÓLO EN CASO DE EMERGENCIA.

¡ORGANÍZATE Y DESCONECTA TU CONSUMO!

Québec: “we didn’t know it was impossible, so we did it!”

by Malav Kanuga on May 28, 2012

Post image for Québec: “we didn’t know it was impossible, so we did it!”Over the past 3,5 months, a student strike against tuition hikes in Québec has evolved into one of the biggest anti-capitalist movements in North America.

Originally published by Occupy Theory

Origins of an unlimited general strike (“grève générale illimitée”)

Students in Quebec marked their hundredth day of an unlimited general strike on Tuesday, 22 May, the culmination of the most stunning mass protest movement of recent months and North America’s largest student movement in years. In fact, the mobilizations in Quebec might just be Canada’s Arab Spring.

Red Square Revolt | Quebec Students on Strike from nate on Vimeo.

Students have been organizing against tuition hikes for nearly one and a half years, when the Quebec government first proposed to raise tuition fees by seventy-five percent over five years (amended to eighty-two percent over seven years by the government at the end of April). Before the general strike began in February, protests, demos, trainings, letter writing campaigns, and attempts to negotiate in good faith with the government were consistently met with obstinate silence from the Charest administration. For the students there has been a growing sense of urgency and a shared recognition that increased tuition means a heavier student debt burden, hundreds of more hours a year spent working instead of studying, less access for working class and lower class students, and a shift in university culture toward the market, the commodification of education, the financialization of student life, and the privatization of the university…….  READ MUCH MORE………….

Reblogged with thanks from        http://roarmag.org/2012

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Brazil port blocked over Amazon law /Veto parcial mantém florestas sob risco

Greenpeace temporarily blocked a freighter from being loaded at a northern Brazilian port in protest over a partial presidential veto of a land-use bill seen as harming the Amazon

The environmental group said on its website on Saturday that activists ferried by its Rainbow Warrior vessel occupied a giant pile of pig iron on the dock while another team scaled two cranes to stop them from loading the raw material of iron and steel onto the US-bound Clipper Hope.

The activists then unfurled banners proclaiming “Amazon Crime” and “Dilma’s dirty secret,” in protest at President Dilma Rousseff’s partial veto Friday of 12 controversial articles of the new code regulating the use of land on rural properties.

“The Amazon turns to Charcoal, Brazil Stop the Chainsaw,” said a huge banner tied to a crane by the activists. Continue reading “Brazil port blocked over Amazon law /Veto parcial mantém florestas sob risco”

The Abolitionist, 2012, download here

Issue #17 / Summer 2012

Posted on May 25, 2012 | Theme: Prisoner Resistance!

Human Needs Over Profit. With Molly Porzig. An interview with Diana Block (California Coalition for Women Prisoners) and Manuel La Fontaine (All of Us or None) about the Occupy Prisons Movement and the Occupy National Day of Support of Prisoners. Continue reading “The Abolitionist, 2012, download here”

new book: Imperiled Life, Revolution against Climate Catastrophe.

Anarchist Interventions #4: Imperiled Life by Javier Sethness-Castro,

Now Available for Pre-order

Imperiled Life theorizes an exit from the potentially terminal consequences of capital-induced climate change. It is a collection of reflections on the phenomenon of catastrophe—climatological, political, social—as well as on the possibilities of overcoming disaster.

The fourth title in our Anarchist Intervention Series, co-published with AK Press!

Javier Sethness-Castro presents the grim news from contemporary climatologists while providing a reconstructive vision inspired by anarchist intellectual traditions and promoting critical thought as a means of changing our historical trajectory.

Praise for Imperiled Life:

Imperiled Life is an angry and urgent dissection of the omnivorous economic system that is mercilessly turning the planet into a death camp.”—Jeffrey St. Clair, author Born Under a Bad Sky

About the author:

Javier Sethness-Castro is a libertarian socialist and an animal rights advocate. Imperiled Life is his first book.

This title is available for preorder from AK Press! Order now and get 25% off the list price!  http://www.anarchist-studies.org/node/549

Related articles   Javier Sethness “Imperiled Life” @SubRosa Santa Cruz, CA 5/26 6pm (revolutionbythebook.akpress.org)

Home Occupation Stops Eviction

In Woodland, the occupation of a foreclosed home by members of Occupy groups and others have caused the bank to grant a 45 day grace period. According to a report by News 10 on why the home went into foreclosure:

The Ponce Family bought their home on Paradise Valley Drive in 2008, but began struggling to hang on to it after Heriberto Ponce lost his job in construction. …

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