Osvaldo Escribano (1939–2025)

From Anarchistická federace

He was born in 1939. At the age of 18, he was drawn to anarchism, through the anarchist club of the José Ingenieros People's Library. In the 1960s, he became involved in student revolts. He was also part of the cooperative movement and the peasant movement, and became one of the founders of a federation of housing cooperatives. He was a member of the Comunidade do Sul do Uruguai (Community of Southern Uruguay), an experiment in free living in which he practiced his ideas for years, until his exile in Argentina in 1974.

Book 3 is taking shape – Punk Anarchy in Action!

From The Anarchism and Punk Book Project

Good things come to those who wait…

Punk Anarchy in Action! is the third volume in the Anarchism and Punk Book Project series. It will provide activist and scholarly accounts of how anarchism and punk overlap in practice.

So Long Gerardo!

From Edições Tormenta (instagram)
December 9, 2024

In these southern abyayala territories, a great Anarkopunk comrade has passed away, Gerardo Dekadencia Humana (also the name of his Fanzine), a comrade who from his beginnings on the path of punk and Anarkopunk, never abandoned and was a constant precursor of the ideas of total liberation, punkitude and non-violent direct action, spreading Love as a revolutionary and against hatred that only destroys, a supporter of an ideal of building a punk, internationalist community, nomad, croto, supported animal liberation, harmony between body and mind through health, diet and training,..

Uruguay: Historic Anarcha-Feminist Comrade Maria Eva Izquierdo Dies

From La Zarzamora
August 29, 2024

This morning, the death of anarcha-feminist comrade María Eva Izquierdo was reported in the town of Rincón del Pinar, Uruguay. María Eva has been active in the last 60 years from anarcha-feminism, with a community anarchist practice that has made her a reference for Rioplatense anarcha-feminism.

REBELLION Number 19

Via Dark Nights

Once again we find ourselves around the campfire, in another rebellion. Time passes, but reality makes us feel that we are as if we were stopped in time; governments are still here and there, as are capitalism, religions, patriarchal culture, extractivism and individual and social authority. Sometimes it’s like running on a treadmill, we run, we sweat, we have the sensation of moving forward, but we don’t do it. That does not take away our desire and will to keep fighting, to get up and keep trying to break the treadmill, without giving up.

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