Comrade Lisa loses prison rights for Refusing to Deny Anarchism

Spain –News concerning the anarchist comrade Lisa

On March 10 / 2020 , the prison supervisory magistrate decided to reduce Lisa’s freedom of movement as she was “enjoying” semi-liberty (“tercer grado”, i.e. out in the daytime, weekends and other permits) by applying the 100.2, a condition that refuses exits at weekends and during the week unless justified for reasons of work.
This decision is the result of the appeal filed by the prosecutor of the Audiencia Nacional last last November asking for a return to “segundo grado”  (or no chance to get out of prison), appealing to the fact that the comrade had not denied her anticapitalist and anarchist ideology.
Lisa’s lawyer appealed
Libertá per Lisa e per tuttx!
Fuoco alle carceri !

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via: roundrobin.info
Translated by Act for freedom now!

COVID-19: Further Evidence that the Virus Originated in the US

As readers will recall from the earlier article (above), Japanese and Taiwanese epidemiologists and pharmacologists have determined that the new coronavirus almost certainly originated in the US since that country is the only one known to have all five types – from which all others must have descended. Wuhan in China has only one of […]

COVID-19: Further Evidence that the Virus Originated in the US — Piazza della Carina

BRAZIL: Favela Residents Fight Police to Resist Mass Evictions

— Incendiary

Photo: Residents of the Rio das Pedras favelas block the street leading into their neighborhood with burning barricades By Thomas Lambert On the morning of March 10 in west Rio de Janeiro, residents of the Rio das Pedras favela barricaded streets and fought police in defense of their homes and businesses. Just five days earlier, […]

BRAZIL: Favela Residents Fight Police to Resist Displacement — Incendiary

Jinwar, la primera comuna feminista en oriente próximo para mujeres árabes, kurdas y yazidíes víctimas del Estado Islámico

— ROJAVA AZADI

Fuente: ABC Autora: JM López Casas de Jinwar por JM LópezVenir a Jinwar en el norte de Siria fue “la única oportunidad para tener una mejor vida” de Bedra Darwish. La mujer de árabe de 35 años, oriunda de la población Siria de Deir Ezzoz tiene siete hijos. Su marido murió hace un año luchando…

Jinwar, la primera comuna feminista en oriente próximo para mujeres árabes, kurdas y yazidíes víctimas del Estado Islámico — ROJAVA AZADI

Mutual Aid Disaster Relief: Pulling Each Other Through Coronavirus Pandemic

LEVELLER     @LEVELLERcomms….   We can’t self-quarantine if we have to show up for work to pay our rent. We can’t get testing and treatment if we can’t pay the price. We can’t distance ourselves if we’re trapped in cages. We can’t stay home if we have no homes. #COVIDー19 #5DemandsNot1Less

Mutual Aid Disaster Relief: When Every Community is Ground Zero: Pulling Each Other Through a Pandemic

Community mobilizations for mutual aid and medical solidarity have formed in as many spaces as the new coronavirus (Covid-19) has spread.   

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From continent to continent, people have innovated and navigated through information suppression, governmental inadequacy and unpreparedness as

well as supply shortages in panic-economies with global financial markets plummeting.  

The global pandemic is a disaster enveloping all of the intersections where climate catastrophes typically surge, storm-batter and strand impacted regions, but when every community is a different version of ground zero, sourcing from within, in as much as possible, becomes a critical component.  

Piecing together carefully constructed information on defending our communities, building bridges over access and info gaps for folks with differing vulnerabilities and sharing comprehensive information on harm reduction, DIY resource building and responding with best practices is the radical solidarity being generated by folks across the world.  …….

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Autonomous Groups Are Mobilizing Mutual Aid Initiatives to Combat the Coronavirus

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In the span of just a few weeks, the coronavirus has completely changed life as we know it, while also exposing the vast array of contradictions firmly entrenched within capitalist society.

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Jeremy Hammond Released from Contempt for Resisting EDVA Grand Jury — Enough 14 –

Virginia. USA. March 13, 2020. The Jeremy Hammond Support Committee is

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pleased to announce that Jeremy has been released from his contempt for resisting a grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia as of yesterday, 12 March 2020.

Originally published by Free Jeremy. In a statement once again reaffirming his commitment to stay strong and silent against the grand jury, Jeremy said,…

Jeremy Hammond Released from Contempt for Resisting EDVA Grand Jury — Enough 14 –

#Madrid: La Ingobernable, we are still in the heart of Madrid. English..Spanish

Madrid. Spanish state. Statement by La Ingobernable, that have released a new building in the heart of Madrid.

Originally published by La Ingobernable. Translated by Squat Net.

For our friends.
For the ones who fight every day. For those who are gone. In this month of feminist revolt, of organized rage, of joy and of struggle, we, the neighbors of Madrid, make public the recovery of the building in Calle Alberto Bosch 4, as a new common and open space in the heart of Madrid.

El centro social La Ingobernable.

Now, in this week more than ever, we must remember the role that social centers have had, have and will have for the feminist movement, as a space for convergence, construction and self-organisation.

The attack on social centers is undoubtedly a direct attack on feminism, which we are not prepared to tolerate. In recent years we have witnessed a lamentable spectacle in which a few people share out the city, selling it to the highest bidder or handing it over to friends while others are thrown out of our neighbourhoods.

Recently we learned that the building of La Ingobernable (Paseo del Prado 30) was once again being given, in the style of the PP, to a foundation directed by the former mayor Gallardón to build a museum instead of the so promised endowments for the neighborhood that the current mayor, Martínez-Almeida, was advocating during the electoral campaign.

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