From a Deep Rage that is Inflamed

From Informativo Anarquista, Via Abolition Media

Statement on Health of Anarchist Prisoner Amadeu Casellas

At the beginning of this month they sent us a very disturbing alert that caught us all by surprise. Amadeu Casellas was in a coma in the ICU. Fifteen days earlier, Amadeu made a call to tell us that he had felt ill and that, from prison, he left to go to the hospital, being admitted until the weekend.

Autonomy and Persistence Against Prisons

Via Abolition Media by Mónica Caballero

Almost a month ago I was transferred to the prison where I will have to serve my sentence, the CPF in Santiago. This prison has a rather atypical structure compared to other prisons in this territory since in some areas it maintains the foundations of the old convent that fulfilled the “correctional work for bad women”, from there different modules and sections have been built.

On the misery of repression towards my family circle

Via Dark Nights by Thanos Chatziangelou

On June 4, a team of bailiffs went to my parents’ home in Volos to announce that due to my personal debts to the tax authorities, my father’s motorbike, which is in my name, is being auctioned. The debts concern accrued administrative fines from cases of economic repression such as refusal to enlist, fines from the curfew during the pandemic period, court costs of my previous court cases, etc., debts that I have consciously chosen not to pay, refusing the individualized administrative face of repression that has been generalized over the last 10 years.

An Update on Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel and a Call for Action and Solidarity

Via Abolition Media

Urgent call for solidarity!

On Monday, June 3, 2024, one day after the elections and five days from marking 18 months of being kidnapped in the Reclusorio Oriente as part of the set up against the Okupache squat, our compañero was notified that the judge had sentenced him to seven years and six months in prison. He has three days to appeal the decision.

Text by Nikos Maziotis on the Health Care Conditions in Domokos Prison

Via Abolition Media

According to the law, the health care of prisoners is proportional to the care of the rest of the population (Article 27 (1) of the Penitentiary Code). But that is not really the case. Lack of medical staff, lack of doctors, delays in transfers of detainees to hospitals, special security measures and procedures in some cases such as mine, make the supposed right to care a dead letter.

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