The Free

por Belén Moreno y Eduardo Pérez 19 jul 2021 de El Salto traducción The Free Online

Everything started with you

The center of the anarchist nightlife of the Catalan capital played a fundamental role in the defeat of the coup in 1936.

After a hard night in Barcelona, ​​the morning of July 19, 1936 gives way to freedom at the rhythm of a machine gun.

Specifically, the sound of the weapon resounds from the roof of the Chicago bar, on Paral·lel avenue in the Catalan capital. After several hours of fighting, a group of trade unionists led by the carpenter Antonio Ortiz has managed to take the position, with the aim of harassing the three machine guns of the coup troops located in the Brecha de San Pablo.

Marina, 1936 Revolution day, Barcelona. (photo coloured 2020)

Covering fire allows street workers to go on the attack. At noon, the news…

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“The people have woken up – at last!” declared local Gilet Jaune rebel Michelle as she watched the vast crowds assembling on the main square of Montpellier in southern France.

She has been involved with the Yellow Vest movement since the very start of the popular revolt against the Macron regime in November 2018.

Two years ago, in April 2019, another Gilet Jaune told me on the same spot, the Place de la Comédie, that France was witnessing “a turning point in history”.

Despite the vast levels of militarised repression used against the Yellow Vests, not to speak of the relentless propaganda in the mass media, the movement never abandoned the struggle.

Only the “emergency” of the Covid crisis pushed it, more or less, off the streets.

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