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The long-awaited complete schedule of the XIV Anarchist Fair of São Paulo has arrived!!!- on 24 Nov-

BY Carlos Oliveira at .facebookots.. on 20th November 2024 via hthefreeonline ttps://wp.me/pIJl9-EMQ Telegram t.me/thefreeonlin

The long-awaited complete schedule of the XIV Anarchist Fair of São Paulo has arrived!!! This year we will have theater, film screening, workshops, many rounds of conversations and book launches, in addition to the exhibition of posters that you made to contribute to the dissemination of the Fair.

A novelty of this edition is that the halls and spaces of the Fair were named after anarchists: Isabel Cerruti, Armando Gomes, Rodolfo Felipe, Antônio Martinez, Angelina Soares, Pedro Catallo and Diego Giménez. At the entrance of each area there will be a biography of each one. In image 11 of this carousel, you can see the map of this edition, with displays and spaces.

We will have activities for all ages! The Anarchist Fair is an event open to all and free, just turn up. Plan yourself and come strengthen this great anarchist meeting!

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original em portugues

Chegou a tão aguardada programação completa da XIV Feira Anarquista de São Paulo!!! Esse ano teremos, teatro, exibição de filmes, oficinas, muitas rodas de conve……

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26th Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Sunday October 6, 2024

An annual community event bringing together publishers and people interested in radical work! —

by Bay Area Anarchists on October 2024 from anarchistnews.org ……… from thefreeonline . https://wp.me/pIJl9-EhC on T’gram: t.me/thefreeonline

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In case you just happen to be in sunny California

Hope to see you then on Sunday, October 6, 2024 at the Humanist Hall in Oakland, CA, from 10 am – 5 pm.

https://www.facebook.com/BayAreaAnarchistBookFai

CrimethInc. : Tabling at Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair

Join us to explore radical books, zines, and other literature!

We seek to create an inclusive space to introduce new folks to anarchism, foster a productive dialogue between various political traditions as well as anarchists from different milieus, and create an opportunity to dissect our movements’ strengths, weaknesses, strategies, and tactics.

We create the anarchy we’d like to see in the world

LA ROSA NEGRA, EDITORIAL PROJECT / BOOKSTORE, OPENS IN MADRID

La Rosa Negra Ediciones (Black Rose Publishers), anarchist bookstore and publisher, has opened a place in the heart of the Vallecas , the inauguration of the bookstore aims to be the beginning of a new stage within the Project, whose inspiring idea – unaltered and firmer than ever – has always been to facilitate the acquisition of libertarian texts for a critical reflection of reality;….

Determined to create a society with the necessary mechanisms, always horizontal and in assemblies, for the effective resolution of our needs, conflicts and desires.

Today, the same inspiring idea remains alive, burning, ..As a saber to wield before the enemy; As a tool available to all against the State and Capital; As a weapon for those who conspire to sustain a high and sustained level of social conflict …, at the birth of our, and your, Vallecan bookshop.

The bookstore is located in the C / Santa Julia, 6 – 28053, Puente de Vallecas. Opening hours ar limited for now: on Thursdays and Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; And on Saturdays from 11:00 to 14:30.

La Rosa Negra, madrid

Popular Library evicted at midnight, continues in street.

They Came in the Night… To Evict the Books.

Oakland Police evicted the first Occupants in many years of the abandoned building at 1449 Miller Street late on August 13th. That was the same day the abandoned building had been proclaimed a people’s library and public space, a Biblioteca Popular for a neighborhood in East Oakland sorely in need.

First they came for the anarchist books,
and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t an anarchist.

Then they came for the trade union books,
and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t a trade unionist. Continue reading “Popular Library evicted at midnight, continues in street.”