Anarchism in Central America feat. Andrew

From iHeart Radio Robert Evans, Garrison Davis, James Stout

Andrew talks with Gare about the spread of anarchist and labor movements in the smaller states of Central America and the Caribbean including Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic.

Reflections on IGD Mexico, Anarchist Media, and International Solidarity

From It's Going Down by It's Going Down

Social struggles south of the border in so-called Mexico held a somewhat uncomfortable space on IGD. One obvious reason being the language barrier which we sought as a project to overcome, translating voices directly from the ground, collectives, communities, and barrios in resistance in different parts of so-called Mexico. Another factor, one more difficult to face, yet one at the heart of doing international solidarity and media work, is the differing social, political, economic, cultural, and historical contexts throughout so-called North America, and throughout so-called Mexico, which make mutual aid and mutual understanding between spaces and movements more complex.

Current tensions and challenges surrounding autonomous popular constructions

From Rebelion dot org by Diego Naim Saiegh

In the following paper, we will investigate certain implications that are currently being exhibited when it comes to carrying out processes of autonomous popular construction - with emphasis on those whose political and methodological perspectives can be inscribed within a libertarian socialist matrix - in a historical context marked by structural unemployment, the growth of poverty and, in general terms, the precariousness of life as a social form. We will try to put forward, through our journey, certain threads of analysis on some problems to be faced according to the aforementioned context, particularly in the framework of our Latin American peripheral societies, and some hypotheses on the challenges to be faced in order to overcome them in an emancipatory key.

After the Social Explosion

From Black Rose Anarchist Federation

An Interview with the Anarchist Federation of Santiago

In 2019, significant segments of the dominated classes of Chile gave shape to what is now known as the “social explosion”, a popular uprising of national proportions. The social explosion produced a profound political crisis which forced the resignation of then president Sebastián Piñera and initiated a process which sought to overturn and rewrite the country’s dictatorship era constitution.

Call for Submissions for "Cities of Revolt" Book

We invite individuals and collectives to submit abstracts for articles to be included in the book "CITIES OF REVOLT," which aims to: 1) shed light on the anarchist movement that emerged between 1890 and 1960; 2) make visible the anarchist social and spatial production in Latin American cities, understood as spaces that both contain and promote a geography of protest; and 3) highlight the cultural elements (discourses and practices) territorially deployed during periods of revolt (1890-1960).

Brazil: Schedule of the International Research Congress on Anarchism

International Research Congress on Anarchism
November 8-11
São Paulo, Brazil

SCHEDULE
https://3congressoanarquista.noblogs.org/post/2022/10/27/programacao-no…

Day 1 – Tuesday, November 8th

2:30 pm – 1st Virtual Panel: Recovering Fredy Perlman's anarchist social theory, with Uri Gordon (exhibition in English, with translation of the debate into Portuguese)
Broadcast: Terra Livre Library channel on YouTube

New issue of UK anarchist zine Return Fire

Return Fire vol.6 chap.1 now out, & new PGP key

This chapter features anti-authoritarian propositions, social movement analysis, dispatches from frontlines of revolt and from its edges, conceptions of various indigenous anarchisms, odes to play and dis-alienation, the usual repression reports and action methodologies, love letters to the land and bodily practices for rejoining ourselves with it...

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