Passports and freedom of movement for the EZLN, the CNI and the FPDTA-MPT airborne company «La Extemporánea» Eng..Esp

via Kaos en la red.. translation The Free Online by Secretariado Permanente del Comité Confederal de la CGT Publicado el 25 Jul, 2021



From the General Confederation of Labor CGT we join the international denunciation against the bad governments of Mexico and of the € urope fortress that continue with their policy of limiting the fundamental right to identity and free movement.

More than nine months ago a delegation of Zapatistas, the National Indigenous Congress and the Front of Peoples in Defense of Land and Water Morelos, Puebla, Tlaxcala reported their decision to “agree to an invasion” of € uropa.

Well, despite having applied for passports, vaccinations and entry visas, to this day, 62 colleagues continue to be denied the right to recognize their identity and manage their passports. In the same way, the bad French government has denied the entry of the, the, the 118 delegates.

Mural painting near La Realidad symbolizing the Zapatista uprising on 01-01-1994

At CGT we have been denouncing the absence of respect for the fundamental rights of people for decades, such as the right to have a passport and free movement. And this is another example of the need to reiterate our struggle for the demand for “roles for everyone” and freedom of movement.

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Social media became a life-saving tool for Nigerians. Now, they have to fight for it

The noise we make on digital platforms scares oppressive regimes. 

from Global Voices Written by Bolu Akindele Posted 9 July 2021 shared with thanks

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Last year’s #EndSARS protests against police brutality, this year’s banning of Twitter and the #June12 protests across the country marking the historical battle to uphold democracy by resisting military dictatorship, are evidence of social media’s rising profile in Nigeria’s democratic landscape.

Young people taking a selfie. Image by Iwaria, February 2021, free to use

For many Nigerians, social media has morphed into the tool of choice in outing the excesses of rich oligarchs and business people, promoting and mobilizing protests, and holding the government accountable. 

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A Renewable Energy Boom on Orkney

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Small windswept islands will supply other countries with surplus

Editor’s Note: In April, we ran a story about how the people of Orkney rejected plans to mine uranium on the islands. Here is how that wise decision has paid off. The archipelago is rich in renewable energy production, and home-grown Scottish firms and their employees are the beneficiariesof the boom.

By Paul Brown

A surplus of electricity from renewable sources is a luxury that many communities in a world threatened by climate change might wish for. This is the happy situation of Orkney, a wind-swept archipelago 10 miles (16 kms) north of the Scottish mainland on the edge of the Atlantic. Orkney’s renewable energy, a success at home, may soon be supplying consumers further afield.

Using a combination of wind, sun, tides and waves, the islands have been producing more than 100% of the electricity the residents need…

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Thousands protested in Naples against the G20 and demanded that rich countries pay their ecological debt.. Eng/Esp

by Kaos. Internacional .. translation The FreeOnline

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G20, protest action against pollution in Naples

Environmental activists gather to protest in the streets of Naples, Italy, where the ministers of the G20 countries hold a meeting on Environment, Climate and Energy.

The protests were called by well-known environmental advocacy groups. The organizations urge their members and supporters to take to the streets to pressure the authorities and demand “environmental justice.”

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What You Need to Know About Early At-Home COVID Treatment.. Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola .. Fact Checked

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Fact Checked July 25, 2021Download PDF

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  • Perhaps one of the greatest crimes in this whole pandemic is the refusal by reigning heath authorities to issue early treatment guidance. Instead, they’ve done everything possible to suppress remedies shown to work, whether it be corticosteroids, hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) with zinc, ivermectin, vitamin D or NAC
  • According to Dr. Peter McCullough, 85% of COVID deaths could have been prevented had early treatment protocols been widely implemented rather than censored
  • It appears the intense censoring and suppression of early treatments was a strategy to promote as much fear, suffering, hospitalization and death as possible in order to prepare the population to accept a new genre of gene transfer technologies on a mass scale
  • The overwhelming drive to get a “needle in every arm” is such that health authorities are not even acknowledging the fact that those who have recovered from COVID-19 and many groups have no possibility of benefiting from the vaccine, including younger individuals, pregnant women, women of childbearing potential, and those with immunodeficiencies
  • Despite FDA warnings for myocarditis with Pfizer and Moderna and cavernous venous thrombosis with Johnson & Johnson, the vaccine cabal keeps propaganda on full blast.

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Serious Annoyance still Occupying ex CopShop .. Eviction Imminent.. see it now!

London: The Serious Annoyance continue to trespass despite judgement

– July 22nd, 2021.

”The Serious Annoyance has returned to occupy the empty Camberwell Police Station as we continue in our fight to Kill The Bill, Resist Anti Trespass and highlight the destructive role of the police force..”.
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The police station occupation is part of the resurgent militant squatting movement that has coalesced from a mixture of anarchists, environmental protesters and travellers against the proposed new anti-trespass laws being brought forward by the UK government.

The new laws are seen as an outright attack on those from nomadic cultures, as well as against the burgeoning anti-HS2 protest movement.

Another former police station was occupied earlier this year in response to the Sarah Everard murder, as well as last year in Paddington Green, and previously back in 2014.

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After ISIS: How freed Women remake society in Revolutionary Manbij .. AANES/Rojava

Manbij, was liberated from ISIS control after a fierce 2 month siege in August 2016 by the SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces). It’s a multiracial city, Kurds are a minority though they created the SDF coalition..

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Manbij has been a great example of how liberated women can reorganise their lives and society. It has shown how the principles of the Rojava Revolution can work in a multi ethnic setting, despite the blockade and constant attacks of all kinds from Turkish forces and their jihadist mercenary militias.

AANES Women’s Institutions in Manbij

from Mesopotamia.coop by Meghan Bodette .. first published by Medium

While the applicability of the Kurdish movement’s feminist principles to non-Kurdish communities in Syria has been debated by analysts and observers, few serious attempts to understand how women from these communities view these principles in practice have been made.

The case of Manbij, liberated from ISIS by the SDF in August 2016, shows how women in a multi-ethnic Syrian city used AANES [the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria] frameworks to build institutions, take on leadership roles, and organize in their communities to change discriminatory attitudes.

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