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Presentation of the book was five in the afternoon and other stories, Pablo Varas Itinerary

was five in the afternoon and other stories , a new book by Pablo Varas, will be presented on Thursday 14 October at 19.00 hroas in local Chile Writers Society located in Almirante Simpson 7, Providence. On occasion the author will participate, along with Juan Pablo Cárdenas National Journalism Award and current Director of the Radio Universidad de Chile.

This book provides and try to be part of the historical memory of a country. It's a very human way of telling aspects of life, day by day of the actors, to make its Chilean narrative space. They are stories documentaries.

The characters who pass free, happy, living a period of history they do walking the halls of social commitments and activists, their lives were so, why and are reminded that those who practice terror shook uniformed salirlos task of searching, came to hunt, and then when they had in their hands, took it out. Here Jecar Neghme

tell you that the waves have their age and become old, or learned of Diana Aron diary of Hélène Berr before it is taken to the concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen on a tour of both pain similar between the two women, or Barbara Uribe who dreams with his partner Van Yurik become an actor in an afternoon of bullfighting, or how a band of circus free Comandante Pepe and hides up in the mountains, and it is possible that one learns of the reason the crazy spring fell in love with San Blas Ship chest ... among other stories.

Pablo Varas, committed writer, achieved an important recognition of his writings to gain from his short story "White leave," the First International Documentary Writings "Rodolfo Walsh", 2003, organized by the Argentine Society of Writers, the Center documentarians and the Circle of Journalists of Buenos Aires.

The author was a MIR activist, spent eight years of his life as a political prisoner in Public Jail Santiago and among his works are Where were you when stained asphalt, poetry. A man breaks all boundaries, poetry. White leave and other stories of resistance , stories, documentaries, among others. His works are published in various anthologies published in Chile, Latin America and Europe.

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heretical paths and José Carlos Mariategui

Pablo Aravena Núñez commentary published in Le Monde Diplomatique ,
year X, Number 112, October 2010.

This work is, in principle, to the re- another who was born fifteen years ago, entitled Mariátegui or the experience of other , published in Lima for the same Amauta who founded the Peruvian thinker in the twenties of last century.

the Peruvian The question is the focus of the work. This arises not only the obvious: the definition of nationality, but a network of epistemological problems, ethical and political, to play reading and understanding the historical specificity of the real to make the project a Peruvian socialism. What tests are the readings Eurocentric, positivist, evolutionist Marxism itself as prevailed in the version of the Communist International. All facet of this tension are worked in this book, particularly in the first through fourth chapters: I. The convening as speech, II. The question for the Peruvian, III. Amauta , or the Peruvian action and IV. Object and subject in the Seven Interpretative Essays on Peruvian Reality . The next two chapters require special attention. Chapter V originally belonged to a letter dedicated to the controversy with Haya de la Torre and the Socialist Party of Peru, this edition has been expanded by a text which develops the concept of agony (fight) picked Mariátegui de Unamuno, in a gesture-a we believe, seeks to establish a contrast between past and present way of being intellectual.

The reference to Chapter VI is related to other changes. It has reduced its brilliant presentation of Anibal Quijano. In it, the Peruvian thinker wrote down: "The Book of Osvaldo Fernández Díaz is surely one of the richest and most effective contributions in the discussion of these issues mariateguianas. (...) This light is particularly strong and clear in the study of Defense of Marxism. I know of no work has so insightfully deployed to discover and display the delicate partnership between ethics and epistemology Mariátegui had failed to reveal. " What sets Fernandez is that criticism of the work of Henri de Man is an opportunity that leverages Mariátegui to develop a theoretical and organizational response to the question of socialism in Peru. Through its explicit criticism of the method had already advanced in the 7 trials ... In this development the character of the heretic and heterodox Mariátegui work is outlined as the visible part of a fundamental epistemological operation to think "correctly" Peruvian reality, that is, to open to a revolutionary project.

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Fired Lab founders of Teatro Campesino and Indigenous


• Cárdenas Zurita, physically dissolved states LTCI and recommends that teachers who are, implement a new organization through the Department of Popular Culture, where they will be trained for the implementation of the "Keepers of Tradition" Standard
Lili Cárdenas Zurita, were informed in a statement June 17 that the dismissal of four of his colleagues is part of the process of "reengineering" of the bureaucratic structure of state government. (Photo: Joel Arias) VARGAS CECILIA

Although the Laboratory Teatro Campesino and Indigenous not among the agencies, deconcentrated bodies in which jobs eliminated, according to Decree 013, the direction of the State Institute of Culture, began firing the founders.
A twenty other members of the LTCI-theatrical institution over 25 years, founded during the government of Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero, Lili Professor Norma Cárdenas Zurita, were informed in a statement June 17 that the dismissal of four of his colleagues is part of the process of "reengineering" of the bureaucratic structure of state government.
In the same document, Cardenas Zurita, materially states LTCI and recommended dissolution of the teachers who are, implement a new organization through the Department of Popular Culture, where they will be able to implement the project "Guardians of Tradition."
The building that was awarded to LTCI, by an agreement signed on August 7, 1989, by then director of what was once called the Instituto de Cultura de Tabasco, Francisco Peralta Burelo, director of the LTCI, José Armín Vazquez Martinez and other members of the Laboratory of Teatro Campesino and Indigenous sexenios forgotten by now looks freshly painted and the logo of the IEC.
But inside, under lock, remain since yesterday, day and night, twenty teachers of dance and theater Laboratory Teatro Campesino e Indígena, which after knowing where it is headed "reengineering" in the IEC, they refuse to leave the building LTCI until Norma Cardenas teacher dialogue with them directly.
In an interview inside the building, the teacher Candelaria Valencia Sánchez, told La Verdad del Sureste, we want the teacher Cárdenas dialogue with us, because we do not know how we're going to stay.
The other point, he said, is that we want to let us occupy the entire building not just one part to keep working, so that when we asked to provide a work Hence we focus groups we work with six communities in the state, as we have always done.
Valencia Sanchez said that even though the cultural authorities for about five years no budget allocated to the LTCI, teachers continue to work with children, youth and women in Villa Quetzalcoatl, balance; Redemption of Peasant Tenosique, Simon Sarlat, Centla and Mazateupa, Nacajuca.
All these years we have worked with resources provided to us by other institutions because the state government does not give.
The LTCI has 27 years of experience, so we stand for and the four fired Armin José Vázquez Martínez, María Francisca García Pérez, Belgium and Adalberto Ojeda Sánchez Morales Morales, were between 25 and 20 years working in the LTCI.
The twenty who have stayed between 25 and 15 years in the LTCI, he said.
mentioned that on Tuesday this week, legal staff of the IEC and the Secretary of Government, virtually LTCI told them that the "outside" and that we were going to relocate.
reminder that we have a document that establishes the relationship between LTCI and the Institute of Culture and they said that this document has no validity, we argue that if and are going to demonstrate. Candelaria Valencia
reiterated that what they want is a dialogue with the CEO of IEC, teacher Norma Cárdenas, to reach a good agreement.
"Why do these people talk about culture and to support indigenous peoples? It seems that, in contrast, do not know culture, "the teacher Candelaria Sánchez Valencia.

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It is the Book I 2010! Presentation of the book

in The vitation is for this Saturday September 4, from 15:00 in the Amphitheatre of Fine Arts (Park Forest), in Santiago.

These are the new publications Quimantú:

• Progre-quake. The domestication of social conflicts , Raul Zibechi.
• Commodification and resistance in the current Chilean education , Centre for Social Studies - Construction criticizes mancommunal Critical Thinking, Chilean Observatory of Educational Policy. Itinerary
• heretical paths and José Carlos Mariategui , Osvaldo Fernandez.
• Agenda Che, Che forever. "
• were five in the afternoon and other stories , Pablo Varas.
• The Son of Dracula and other stories militants, Gianfranco Rolleri. Toast
• di-verse.
• Annual Report of the Ethics Committee Against Torture in Chile .
• abuse. Fighter anthology of poetry and everyday to several authors.

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Route heretical paths and José Carlos Mariategui, Osvaldo Díaz Fernández

At 80 years after the death of Jose Carlos Mariategui, the Center for Thought Iberoamericano (CEPI) convenes a meeting around the figure of José Carlos Mariategui, to discuss the relevance of his thought and critical perspectives opening to reflect the realities in Latin America.

In this context, on Wednesday, August 18 was presented on Route heretical paths and José Carlos Mariategui , Osvaldo Fernández Díaz. Commented on this new publication Editorial Quimantú Sergio Vuskovic teachers and Pablo Aravena.

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This book is published for the first time in Chile, after having been previously published in exile in countries where was well received. In this way, is a text that, like its author, returns to país.Esta work relates both to the intellectual passion of the author, and the will to teach, to spread the revolutionary ideas of our continent. When speaking of José Carlos Mariategui, we are faced with the paradox that, despite it being an intellectual asset, linked to the struggles of his people and the continent, Chile still know little of his life and his work.

For the traditional left, the figure of Mariátegui often regarded as a figure circumstantial, anecdotal or secondary Latin American Marxism. However, that many without even sometimes claimed to have studied his work in depth.

In recent decades, precisely because of the crisis of the dogmatic conception of the left, Mariátegui has begun to read again, but still need to do a more serious, profound, recognizing the importance of his thought.

When we Mariátegui heretical thought, we're talking about a revolutionary intellectual who opposed the dogmas, creating a bold thinking, creative, radical, without ever leaving Marxism as a method that necessarily integrates thought and action as he himself said: "The Marxism, which everyone talks about but few know and, above all, understand, is a fundamentally dialectical method. "

Through the pages of this book not only thinking Mariátegui know, but we can see the man within its historical context, this allows us a better understanding of the process in which it was developing its intellectual thought this tireless worker, demonstrating life along amazing capacity for work.

Through lively and creative reading of Marxism by the founder of Amauta, we have access to an exercise of intellectual freedom, a freedom committed to the revolutionary process Latin America. Idea that the author of this book manages to express a comprehensive manner, through careful research office, joined the permanent training of critical awareness in the different spaces in which continues to deliver. Editorial Quimantú

is pleased to add a new title to his collection integrates Kits Paper Series Paper Lustre, motivated by the need to continue our pursuit of new horizons for the construction of a critical contribution to the processes that release on our continent.

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ATTACKS MORE NEWS ON CULTURE INSTITUTE OF TABASCO THE LABORATORY OF PEASANT AND INDIGENOUS THEATRE!. SOS


1. LTCI Masters on Thursday presented to the Dept. July 22. Human Resources Institute of Culture (sic) to collect the salary on the orders of the Director Norma Cárdenas Zurita is on hold. Denied payment. The order was to pass to talk to Estorgio Valenzuela Oliver, Department Legal ICT, to what is denied because this man is behaving arrogant, discriminating and despotic them since they are considered inferior, so it is useless trying to talk to him in terms of respect. It is a provocative discussions based on insults and offenses to the actors and teachers and indigenous peasants.
2. Moreover, on Friday morning on the news of Jesus Antonio Civilla Telereportaje Zurita (Chuy), the radio station in Tabasco XEVT, Chuy interviewed by telephone to the director of the Institute on the subject of the LTCI, and the question of what going to happen with it, Ms. Cardenas said, "She wanted to fix the problem but they jumped and had the authority to intervene "Chuy insisted and she said she" could not talk about it at the time, and what better one day there in the radio interview to explain everything. "Perhaps he would not talk because:
3. at the beginning of the conflict she tried to involve the Secretariat of Tabasco State Government, through his friend Manuel Rodriguez, who was in a meeting with the LTCI in which it ordered them to evacuate the building and accept the demise of LTCI, which of course was not accepted by teachers and staff. This man, over a month ago he sent his deputy Francisco Cabrales Moo to carry out a personal eviction attempt ICT, without the intervention of the state police.
4. As of today still taken Laboratory facilities Teatro Campesino e Indígena de Tabasco by vigilantes ICT has a private security company.
5. This arbitrary situation allows outsiders with no rights or authority to have access to parking and facilities at different times of day, evening, night and dawn, which is part of the strategy of Norma Cárdenas Zurita to get rid of LTCI, its heritage and property, plant and equipment as lighting, sound, scenery, props, costumes, music, library, newspaper, library, archives, offices, etc., Laboratory owned by the Teatro Campesino and Indigenous is located in the building that now have free transit outsiders.
6. A legacy at risk of being lost or destroyed.
7. The director of ICT, by disregarding an injunction will be responsible for what happens to these assets generated from the government of Mr. Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero, and the unconditional support of Dr. Julieta Campos Gonzalez Pedrero (+) protected by the LTCI for over 25 years.

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LTCI of Tabasco. HELP!


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SOS! Urgent! The Instituto de Cultura de Tabasco and its director Norma Cardenas Zurita are determined to disappear Laboratory Teatro Campesino e Indígena de Tabasco who made and promoted by Dr. Julieta Campos Gonzalez Pedrero (+) as one of the most important programs of the State Culture!
Today Thursday July 15, 2010 around 15:00 hrs., The legal department has commissioned the Institute of Culture, Joselyn Aguilar Valenzuela Zapata and Estorgio Oliver, supported by state police forcibly evicted the offices of the Laboratory Teatro Campesino e Indígena de Tabasco, beaten, pointing guns at drama teachers who were in the house and were subjected to offensive words and attitudes by of employees ict mentioned by the legal department of the institute of culture, who they claimed they were inside the building when they are not "employees" of the institute, are farmers who are artists and believe that "tested the city and no longer want to leave "and other expressions of discriminatory and racist, all intended to humiliate, intimidate, weaken, crush. Using the security forces and with all arrogance took things and threw into the street, even though the masters of LTCI in Tabasco have an injunction granted by a federal judge, since this problem started in April this year when they were dismissed all of ict and the director demanded Norma Cárdenas Zurita vacate the building, which since 1987 has been assigned to LTCI Tabasco by Dr. Julieta Campos Gonzalez Pedrero, (deceased) wife of Mr. Enrique González Pedrero. (The building was originally the retirement home in that year moved to "The tree house built at the initiative of Dr. Campos to house the elderly). The attackers threatened them saying if they did not want anything to happen to them, they leave because Tabasco federal protections are not worth because it sends the state government. Keep you informed and tomorrow we hope to upload a video of the eviction in the Lab blog Teatro Campesino and Indigenous and facebook. The Tabasco LTCI needs the solidarity of civil society.

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With Release of books on the library opened May Day "Projection"

(Article published by Felipe Ramírez Sánchez,
in The Citizen, 17 June 2010).

The library "Projection" opened up white with the launch of the book libertarian origins of May Day: Chicago to Latin America (1886-1930) and has articles from different countries: Peru , Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, Cuba, Mexico, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador and Argentina. The initiatives are part of an effort of different sectors to create opportunities for debate and collective.

About 60 people attended the book launch Libertarian origins of May Day: Chicago to Latin America (1886-1930) in the library "Projection", which was attended by university students, workers and trade unionists who discussed about the objectives of the book and the role expected to meet the emerging space.

Bastías For Ignatius, who spoke on behalf of the editorial "Man and Society, edited the book with Quimantú and" Freedom Initiative ", the book is the result of" a collective work throughout Latin America with the participation of both researchers individuals and organizations who prepared the items collectively. "

is through the 11 items collected by the book, compiled by José Antonio Gutiérrez, who seeks to reclaim the role of anarchists met in the Latin American labor movement and the struggle for the 8 hours.

Bastías also noted that the book edited achieved thanks to the contribution made by the editorial "Red Lion Press" from Canada, the Federazione dei Comunisti Anarchici of Italy and the Centro di Documentazione Franco Salomone. In this sense

Jorge Hernandez, President of the National Union of Construction said that the book should fulfill an educational role in the unions and the workers. In his words "This type of initiative is important for workers to become aware of their history and the benefits they had. Today no one remembers who was in the building where they first managed to have 8 hours of work. Even in public works had been working only 6 hours daily in winter. "

Mario Ramos porsu part of the editorial Quimantú , explained that after the effort to edit 1,000 copies of the book at an affordable price for all as it always has this editorial, its distribution points to an effort together with social and popular organizations with which they work. During exposure

Abufom Simon spoke on behalf of the library "Projection", explaining that the project aims to "create a space for discussion, criticism and reading the political and cultural life of James." In this regard, said the site also has a library stocked touches topics such as politics, philosophy and literature among others, with a room available for social organizations that require it to "meet, enhancing opportunities, etc ... There are already discussing student organizations and unions have been meeting regularly in the library. "

After the presentation the floor was opened to whom I would like to participate to discuss in relation to both the space, which began with the launch its trial run, as the book in particular. At that time various university assistants and union members welcomed both initiatives and discussed the meaning of them. Subsequently served a wine of honor while people shared in different spaces, leafed through books for sale, they talked and reviewed the material provided in the library is still collecting material. Paul Abufom

told that the library project started in early 2010 when "we wanted a place where in addition to a library to disseminate critical content and assemble and make available to the people a space for encounter, dialogue and do business. " Already there have been workshops, book launches, events, and there is a living reading in the future will be a small cafe as well as the room for activities.

The space has been financed "with input from participants of the project, with donations from colleagues, organizations have used the games, friends, family and hopefully now we can fund it with the library better."

The bookstore is located on Calle San Francisco 51, Santiago center and officially open on Monday 21 June. Schedules care will be Monday to Friday between 12 and 21 hours. And on Saturday between 15:00 and 21:00 hrs.

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Presentation of The Origins of May libertarians

Editorial Quimantú , along with editorial and Publishing Company Man and Freedom Initiative, launched the book libertarian origins of May Day: Chicago Latin America 1886-1930, which is the work of a group of researchers who try to report an anarchist influence of the most important dates of the global labor movement and its influence in Latin America. The invitation is for Wednesday 16 at 19:00 hrs., In Library Design, San Francisco # 51.

Guideline This report constitutes the first of May as the date flagship joint working and joint protest movements in each country with the international movement. It has sought to explain and understand the origins of symbolic day of protest by workers and the impact that this commemoration was on the libertarian movement in countries throughout the continent.

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The rebirth of a legendary project

Article published by Leonardo Robles
in El Mercurio de Valparaíso (June 13, 2010).

Nacional Editora publishing Quimantú reached about twelve million books from January 1971 until the military shut the September 11, 1973.

was one of the cultural projects of greater impact created by the Popular Unity government, led by journalist and Joaquín Gutiérrez. It worked

writers like Alfonso Alcalde, José Miguel Varas and Alfonso Calderon, and aimed to end the concept of book as if it were a commodity, in carrying out production and distribution policies to reduce the price obtained in the volumes to a minimum.

Quimantú During the military government renamed Editorial Gabriela Mistral, but had neither the strength nor the spirit of the original idea. And it would take more than 30 years to regain the initiative. Only last year began to appear books under the imprint of legendary project, which flooded the country for two years with the major works of world literature and Chile, thereby transforming the texts as tools for empowerment, dissemination and education broad sectors of scarce resources in what would be a democratizing experience of culture, unique in its kind.

THE REBIRTH OF THE IDEA

Like its predecessor, the new Quimantú , has chosen to dispense with large libraries to use as distribution channels for social organizations, fairs and popular activities, as well as the network of independent booksellers (Library Crisis in Valparaiso).

At the same time, have sought to maintain social line that characterized the proposed truncated, giving space and incorporating emerging and neglected areas such as youth and the residents.

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books publisher, arising from the proposal itself, only reach a value that ranges between one thousand and five thousand dollars for every copy of its various collections, which cover topics historical and also comics, fiction and poetry.

One of the most important books the current corresponds to Quimantú Tenants an excellent novel written by Marco Fajardo, a young Chilean journalist since 2003 lies in Buenos Aires. His book reflects all disappointed by the ambiguous decadent democracy arrived in the country in the '90s, through the narration of political demonstrations, police violence, sexual fantasies and multiple stories of repression that occurred during the military dictatorship.

Tenants you part of the series "Creating In-Sign" as the comic High Hospice Rodrigo Ramos , which enters the series of murders perpetrated in the small and poor town nortino, which was the focus of attention in recent years by the brutality of the acts, but, above all-the apathy with which the authorities dealt with the issue.

Other key books in the popular revival of this project is unfinished poems Inhabitant Viluñir Hernán; the novel by Mario Rojas, Tango Oedipus, the biography Rolando Alarcón written by Carlos Valladares and Manuel Vilches, and the comic Weichafe Carlos Carvajal and Juan Vasquez, where the saga of the Mapuche in the English conquest, is extrapolated to the current conflict between the Mapuche, the state and logging companies.

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Appears book "The libertarian origins of May Day: Chicago to Latin America 1886-1930" Recovering the history

(Article taken from www.anarkismo.net)

result of an effort by researchers from several Latin American countries, has published this book to rescue the historical memory of the influence of element libertarian in the early Latin American labor and union movement and the struggle for reducing the workday to 8 hours daily. The linchpin of this story what is the First of May as the date flagship joint working and joint protest movements in each country with the international movement. It has sought to explain and understand the origins of symbolic day of protest by workers and the impact that this commemoration was on the libertarian movement in countries throughout the continent.

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libertarian origins of May Day: Chicago to Latin America (1886-1930)
José Antonio Gutiérrez D., compiler
Several authors

Man and Editorial Society, Self Editorial Quimantú initiative,
Collection Kits Paper / Paper Series Lustre, Santiago de Chile, 2010

Index

I.

* Presentation Editorial Quimantú
* By way of introduction, José Antonio Gutiérrez D.
* The Chicago Martyrs: The Story of a crime on earth kind of "democracy and freedom", José Antonio Gutiérrez D.

II. May Day in Latin America

* The first May 1st in Latin America: Argentina and Cuba (1890)
o 1 º de Mayo in Argentina, Fernando López Trujillo
o May 1, two opposing interpretations, "La Protesta Humana"
or precursors of May 1 in Cuba (the first day, Havana 1890), Frank Fernandez
* On 1 May and the struggle for eight hours in Uruguay
or Origins of the Uruguayan labor movement and the influence of anarchism (Period 1865-1919), Newspaper Red and Black
* Anarchism and May 1 in Brazil, Milton Lopes
* On 1 May in Mexico, the triumphant defeat of the proletariat, Brenda Aguilar
* May 1, 1899: Anarchists and the origin of the "day of worker "in the Chilean region, Víctor Muñoz C.
* On 1 May and the anarchists in Peru, Franz García Uceda
* Anarchism and May 1 in Ecuador, Carlos Pazmino
* Easter Red in Costa Rica: Anarchism and the May 1, 1913, José Julián Llaguno Thomas
* The origins of May Day in Colombia and the influence of anarcho-syndicalism, Research Center for Libertarian and Popular Education
* historical contribution of unionism anarchist in labor history in Bolivia, Anarchist Militant Organization for Social Revolution (OARS)

III. Appendices

* Manifesto IWPA workers in North America (Pittsburgh Proclamation)
* A vagrants, the unemployed, the destitute and miserable, Lucy E. Parsons
* The Purpose of the Social Revolution, Albert Parsons
* AR Parsons on the Eight Hours Movement, March, 1886
* What is Anarchy?, Albert Parsons
* Go ahead with courage!, August Spies
* blood has flowed!, Michael Schwab
* Revenge!, August Spies August
* Address Spies in the Haymarket Square (May 4, 1886) * Speech
Johann Most in the anniversary of the execution Martyr's Chicago (1894)
* Letters of the Martyrs of Chicago
* Memories of Lucy Parsons

IV. Photographic

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for class Worker Interview with Mario Rojas

(Review of Gabriel Rivas, published in www.anarkismo.ne t)

Throughout his more than three hundred pages, the book traces the many moments that were shaping the history of May Day in South America (which makes up the vast majority of the book) and North (thanks to a remarkable work of the compiler of the text). Along with the precious data, lengthy narratives and everything that makes this book a true contribution to historiographical interest, brings a strong militant placing it in a place unlike any other contribution.

"Our ancestors were not only taught us that violence is justified against despots, as the only means left to us, but we have given themselves an immortal example." That relates in part manifest Pittsburg, dated 1883-and that includes as an appendix to this paper-, three years before the general strike on May 1 and represented the most determined political platform of the American labor movement for those dates, and that prompted workers' struggles for several years in that region. Today, that same proclamation invoking the force of a past waiting to be done, makes sense for the protagonists of the various First of May throughout the Americas (North and South) and echo back through this publication.

In an unprecedented effort, thanks to the comrades of the Red Lion Press in Canada and especially the colleagues of the Federazione dei Comunisti Anarchici and the Centro di Documentazione Franco Salomone (both Italian organizations), the Chilean publishing Quimantú , Man and Society and Free Initiative have launched a movement this tribute to the many working-class fighters who perished in the wheel of history in this ceaseless struggle of labor against capital.

Throughout his more than three hundred pages, the book traces the various stages that were shaping the history of May Day in South America (which makes up the vast majority of the book) and North (thanks to a remarkable job compiler of the text.) Along with the precious data, the neat stories and everything that makes this book a true contribution to historiographical interest, brings a strong militant placing it in a place unlike any other contribution. All participants in this work are active militants in the various popular movements in their countries. USL's brothers (Peru), FARJ (Brazil), Red and Black (Uruguay), Mexico Anarchist Black Cross, Children's Village (Ecuador), Revista La Libertad (Costa Rica), OARS (Bolivia), CILEP (Colombia) , and as Lopez Trujillo Muñoz VM Argentina and Chile, all of them, in their way, are part of a militant group and commitment to the resurgence of a revolutionary alternative in their respective countries, with a strong libertarian stamp.
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This same charge makes it clear that, to paraphrase J. Most, this book was not written to "mourn over the grave of the martyrs of the proletariat, because it does not matter for the revolucionarios”, sino que ha sido escrito “para levantar aquella bandera a cuya sombra combatieron, lucharon y se sacrificaron los que aquí yacen recordados, y a la que permanecieron fieles hasta la muerte”.

Hoy, en tiempos que el neoliberalismo no sólo causa estragos en la calidad de vida de los trabajadores y demás sectores que conforman nuestros golpeados pueblos latinoamericanos, sino que además vacía la memoria de lucha anti-capitalista que caracterizó al movimiento obrero que nos precedió, este libro emerge como un pequeño ejercicio de memoria colectiva, nos vuelve a hacer parte de un largo y delgado hilo rojo que recorre nuestras accidentadas experiencias como clase obrera y nos recuerda, essentially, that nothing that the working class is now established as a right has been a gift, but all progress, all guard against the capitalist class has been the fruit of their struggle, their blood and their dead.

Another aspect of this publication is that, unlike traditional historiography and not so traditional, claims the right place for anarchists in the labor history. Throughout its eleven essays, this remarkable publication restores the deserved recognition anarchist lines have been developed over the history of modern exploited class and show it what it is: a bet real program of radical change, born the bosom of the working class, as its most settled and that, after decades of authoritarian exchange betting is all the more vigorously than ever.

addition, the book has an excellent photographic archive that helps us a much more vivid idea of \u200b\u200bthe context. But perhaps as important as historical essays, is the appendix containing the publication, consisting of twelve handwritten texts of important libertarian activists such as Lucy Parsons, J. A. Most and the same Parsons, among others, which contribute not only to clarify the ideas that nourished the labor movement then, but they are a potent source of anti-capitalist slogans that have not lapsed, and summaries master anarchist ideology.

With all these elements, libertarian origins of May is presented as a significant contribution to the popular libertarian movement today, as ever, must take tough battles, not only because of the possibility of historical memory to have a truer picture of himself, but to reconstitute themselves as a historical force to forge a definitive alternative to capitalist barbarism that today as in times of Albert Parsons, August Spies, George Engel, Louis Lingg and Adolf Fischer, all of them martyrs the struggle of the workers, no longer drag an untenable situation and we forced to seek a revolutionary and definitive.

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Mario Rojas: "There are stories to form the map of another Chile"

By Mark L. Moraga / The Nation

"I have a problem. Or at least I think it's a problem, "says musician Mario Rojas, rubbing his temple, seeking an explanation for evil. "Every time I finish a job, no matter what the best types have participated and everyone tells me is beautiful. Me is a gap and I have to get into something else. I find it hard to promote. I do little and badly, "he explains.

and is a key factor to understand the latest addition to its signature above: the reissue of the Oedipus Tango, the book published Rojas twenty years under the seal of the former Editorial outbursts, now recovering in the hands of Quimantú life (see box). "When I wrote it had zero bias. He had lived many years outside and had a strong disconnect with Chilean literature. He had no shame. I felt free to write whatever he wanted. Then I was inserted in the national reality in the readings, critique. And I went achunchando "he says.

Without modesty

The story behind the lines 's tango Oedipus is known. In the late eighties, Rojas was part of the first life of the band De Kiruza, sharp tongues of the national proto-rap. The book was written between 1989 and 1990 in the months that Mario Rojas returned to Chile from exile and frequented the offices of the magazine Trauko , where the officiating of script writer and editor.

"I wrote this so influenced by Peter Foncea as Uncle Roberto Parra. It was clear, then and now, that belong to that class of writers accursed as' Chicago Chico ', Armando Méndez Carrasco,' The River 'by Alfredo Gomez Morel or' La Negra Ester ", or it was contemporary with Peter and Mauritius Lemebel Redolar "says Rojas. "It was like saying, 'you heard of this, this is another Chile. Here are a few stories to make this map, which is not shown, but it is highly interesting '. "

Rojas made "some changes of form only" the book he published in 1990. Retained the prologue gave Roberto Parra, adding another voice to the protagonist of Oedipus Tango. And he has prepared the sequel, "The success of Pablo Figueroa." But again grabs the temple: "O you concentrate on something or dreamed. If it brings conflict this to be a singer, promoter of the cueca, director of a website, a documentary director, writer appear only three times the confusion. Was stuck the book, but it's out. "

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"I have a problem. Or at least I think it's a problem, "says musician Mario Rojas, rubbing his temple, seeking an explanation for evil. "Every time I finish a job, no matter what the best types have participated and everyone tells me is beautiful. Me is a gap and I have to get into something else. I find it hard to promote. I do little and badly, "he explains.
and is a key factor to understand the latest addition to its signature Above: the reissue of "The Oedipus tango," the book that Rojas published twenty years ago under the seal of the former Editorial outbursts, now recovering in the hands of Quimantú life (see box). "When I wrote it had zero bias. He had lived many years outside and had a strong disconnect with Chilean literature. He had no shame. I felt free to write whatever he wanted. Then I was inserted in the national reality in the readings, critique. And I went achunchando "he says.
Against nature of the author, no release. "The Oedipal tango" will be presented Saturday at the Sala SCD Bellavista (Santa Filomena 110), and then engage with a live concert by the musician with his band The Flaiting Project. It will be the occasion of the first DVD and live concert recorded in his career Rojas. Shamelessly

The story behind the lines of "Oedipus Tango" is known. In the late eighties, Rojas was part of the first life of the band De Kiruza, sharp tongues of the national proto-rap. The book was written between 1989 and 1990 in the months that Mario Rojas returned to Chile from exile and frequented the offices of the magazine Trauko, where the officiating of script writer and editor.
"I wrote this so influenced by Peter Foncea as Uncle Roberto Parra. It was clear, then and now, that belong to that class of writers accursed as' Chicago Chico ', Armando Méndez Carrasco,' The River 'by Alfredo Gomez Morel or' La Negra Ester ", or was contemporary with Peter Lemebel Redolar or Mauritius, "says Rojas. "It was like saying, 'you heard of this, this is another Chile. Here are a few stories to make this map, which is not shown, but it is highly interesting '. "
and start another journey. He shared the stage with Parra, Nano Nuñez, with amongst locals. Was assembled as a soloist and leader of The Flaiting Project. Www.cuecachilena.cl founded the site and since then has seen the conversion of the genre: "I feel the cueca is finally returning to the context of popular music." Rojas
made "some changes of form only" the book he published in 1990. Retained the prologue gave Roberto Parra, adding another voice to the protagonist of "The Oedipal tango." And he has prepared the sequel, "The success of Pablo Figueroa." But again grabs the temple: "O you concentrate on something or dreamed. If it brings this conflict to be a singer, promoter of the cueca, a website manager, director of a documentary, to appear triples as a writer only confusion. Was stuck the book, but it's out. " LN

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"I have a problem. Or at least I think it's a problem, "says musician Mario Rojas, rubbing his temple, seeking an explanation for evil. "Every time I finish a job, no matter what the best types have participated and everyone tells me is beautiful. Me is a gap and I have to get into something else. I find it hard to promote. I do little and badly, "he explains.

and is a key factor to understand the latest news by signing up: the reissue of "The Oedipal tango," the book that it published Rojas twenty years under the seal of the former Editorial outbursts, now recovering in the hands of Quimantú life (see box). "When I wrote it had zero bias. He had lived many years outside and had a strong disconnect with Chilean literature. He had no shame. I felt free to write whatever he wanted. Then I was inserted in the national reality in the readings, critique. And I went achunchando "he says.

Against nature of the author, no release. "The Oedipal tango" will be presented Saturday at the Sala SCD Bellavista (Santa Filomena 110), and then engage with a live concert of the music accompanying his band The Flaiting Project. It will be the occasion of the first DVD and live concert recorded in his career Rojas.

shamelessly

The story behind the lines of "The Oedipal tango" is known. In the late eighties, Rojas was part of the first life of the band De Kiruza, sharp tongues of the national proto-rap. The book was written between 1989 and 1990 in the months that Mario Rojas returned to Chile from exile and frequented the offices of the magazine Trauko, where the officiating of script writer and editor.

"I wrote this so influenced by Peter Foncea as Uncle Roberto Parra. It was clear, then and now, which belonged to that class of writers accursed as' Chicago Chico ', Armando Méndez Carrasco,' The River 'by Alfredo Gomez Morel or' La Negra Ester ", or was contemporary with Peter and Mauritius Lemebel Redolar" says Rojas. "It was like saying, 'you heard of this, this is another Chile. Here are a few stories to make this map, which is not shown, but it is highly interesting '. "

and start another journey. He shared the stage with Parra, Nano Nuñez, with amongst locals. Was assembled as a soloist and leader of The Flaiting Project. Www.cuecachilena.cl founded the site and from there has been the conversion of the genre: "I feel the cueca is finally returning to the context of popular music."

Rojas made "some changes of form only" the book he published in 1990. Retained the prologue gave Roberto Parra, adding another voice to the protagonist of "The Oedipal tango." And he has prepared the sequel, "The success of Pablo Figueroa." But again grabs the temple: "O you concentrate on something or dreamed. If it brings this conflict to be a singer, promoter of the cueca, director of a website, a documentary director, writer appear only three times the confusion. Was stuck the book, but it's out. " LN

Quimantú, by age 40

Edip's tango or was published by Editorial Quimantú, it founded the Popular Unity government in 1971 after the nationalization of Zig Zag, with the idea of \u200b\u200bhaving books at popular prices. Next to the Red Book, recent developments meet names like Hernan editorial Viluñir ( Inhabitant unfinished), Wobblies men, ideas and problems of anarchism in the twenties, Victor Muñoz, among others. A story also adds the limelight on the subject of the documentary "The Burning": the only Chilean film within the jurisdiction of the Film Festival Buenos Aires (Bafici), an event that last night the curtain fell. In the film, the director Rene Ballesteros recorded his investigation by the memories of his mother Margarita, all gone through the history books Quimantú.

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Bolivian water recovery

Editorial Quimantú invites you to the book launch We are Coordinator, this event will be held on Friday April 23 at 19:30 pm in the Diego de Medellín Center, located in Argomedo 40 (Metro Santa Isabel).

Coordinator We are tells the story of the impressive social movement in the neighboring country and its launch will be attended by Mexican journalist Luis Gómez.
On Friday April 23 will be presented in the book Santiago Coordinator We are book of Oscar Olivera, Raquel Gutierrez and many others, which tells the story of recovery water for all Bolivians.

The book, published by Editorial Quimantú Chile, reports the joint action of peasants, workers, social organizations, elders and youth that lasted about five years until he managed to recover state ownership of this rather basic. The text even has a skeptical look from the maintenance of these gains from the rise to power of Evo Morales.

The launch day will be attended by the prominent Mexican journalist Luis Gomez, who has lived for many years in Bolivia and has spent the last years coverage of social movements and the problems of indigenous peoples in this country. He is the author of a book on the uprising that overthrew aymara Bolivian President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, standing El Alto, and has participated in various academic and editorial efforts that support the movement of ideas and actions of multiple cooperation (mutual) among equals.

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Meetings with Luis Gómez

Editorial Quimantú invites you to participate in two meetings with Luis Gomez, author of Coordinator We are . This prominent Mexican journalist participate on Wednesday April 21 at the Gathering of Popular Media and Friday 23 will make the presentation of his book. More information is also available on this invitation. All are invited!

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solidarity activity

Editorial Quimantú are invited to show solidarity with our people this Dominic March 7 at the Plaza Brasil. In this day of support to victims and to commemorate Women's Day launch the book Women: Gender unites us, the class divides us , the companion Cecilia Toledo. This activity will take place at 17.30 and are each and all guests. See you there!

Do not forget to take your cooperation.

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Presentation Rolando Alarcón, the song of the night

One aspect of the book launch Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night , a biography of prominent Chilean singer-songwriter, published by Editorial Quimantú and written by the teacher and musician and journalist Carlos Valladares Manuel Vilches

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Marisol García published in The Third an article about the book Rolando Alarcón: song on the night , Manuel Vilches Carlos Valladares, recently published by Editorial Quimantú.

exactly 37 years ago, also a February 4, the ulcer that plagued the last years of Rolando Alarcón caused a bloodletting that ended his life. The news of his death caused a national impact, as befitted one of the leading figures of the New Chilean Song author of at least three classics of our popular song: If we are Americans, Doña Javiera Carrera sirilla My grandmother danced. Altered its programming multiple radios as a tribute, long lines accompanied the coffin and President Salvador Allende came to the funeral.

is striking contrast between the public recognition then and now there is little awareness about its importance. Rolando Alarcón. The song in the night (Editorial Quimantú ) is the first biography of the singer, assuming that unjust oblivion. "The title refers to a discography practically lost, despite its many successes," said the journalist Manuel Vilches, who along with musician Carlos Valladares interviewed more than 50 nearby to account for his prolific way professional and human warmth. "It seems strange that there is still no consistent attempt to recognize his work and his contribution to music in Chile. A 'modest primary school teacher' as he defined himself, who had enormous merit, but never was a friend of fuss."

The de Alarcón was "a simple folk high value", as defined in the book Angel Parra. Nor are saved as respondents praised Eduardo Carrasco (Quilapayún), Camilo Fernandez and Pedro Messone. The latter, who popularized his songs as a girl goes to the boat, noted that "his songs have become anthems, have school." Eighteen

Albums thicken a discography Cuncumén worked with the group, singer Silvia Urbina (in the duo Simon and Roland) and, above all, as soloist. His observation alternated cantautori landscape and customs (lad you'll paddle, Doña Javiera Carrera) with social and political reflection. The vicissitudes of the international left at the time were reflected in a letter to Che Guevara or The Ballad of Ho Chi Minh, but the musician achieved its most exciting lines in allusion to the desire for freedom and equality of ordinary people, like Man (winner Festival de Viña 1970) or the famous If we are Americans, closer to the feeling that the great proclamation.

This biography does not dodge some of the major controversies which enveloped his work, including radio censorship of songs like They forgot the country, under the Frei government, and homophobia within the hierarchy of the PC. In his memoirs, It lived and fought, Luis Corvalan recognized "among my sins I have the opposite of me on one occasion, the income advantage of a valuable artist just because it was sissy." Manuel Vilches believe that Alarcon had the talent but not the desire of an artist destined for great fame. "It was a simple man, a teacher, whom the complaint was made provocative never comfortable. He took sides with many causes and very early, but was not for him the provocation or the pose of art. He was also a very cross in his friendships, little dogmatic ". The detailed biography in bookstores today, is a tribute to that rare combination of grandeur and simplicity.

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On Monday 25 January at 20.00 hours, had Instead the book launch Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night , Editorial Quimantú, authors Carlos Vilches Manuel Valladares Mejías and Parodi.

This solemn event, which crowd the local SCD Bellavista in Santiago was attended by art group "The Tribe Generations", which was very well made innovative arrangements of his songs, the crowd applauded enthusiastically. Rounding out the stellar duo emotional reunion of "The Emigrants", integrating the chillaneja Enrique San Martin and Carlos Valladares folklorist. It is recalled that they shared much of the work of Rolando Alarcón both Chilean and international scenarios. The interpretation of the songs moved to an audience that applauded the duo frantically. A brilliant day to remember and a new text to see more of our Rolando Alarcón.

The book is on sale ($ 4,500) in "Discomania" (May 21, 583, local 894. Santiago. Fono 639

8091 can also be purchased at Quimantú Editorial: Condor 1075, Santiago. Phone: 6972346.

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Editorial Plant is pleased to invite you to the launch of the book
"Greatest Hits Upma Fanzine" celebrating 10 years of Argentine fanzine absurd humor and the compilation of an Elephant and Gonorrhea in its edition DVD luxury.
have the presence of Franupma and Patricioupma, music Elephant and gonorrhea and from Argentina, rather hardcore.
The venue for the launch is the Sun Workshop
in Company 2085 3rd floor on February 5 at 20 hrs.
Please timeliness required.

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"Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night" and Manuel Valladares Carlos Vilches

On Monday 25 January, will launch the book Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night , biographies of prominent Chilean singer-songwriter, published by Quimantú and written by the teacher and musician and journalist Carlos Valladares

The event will be a way of paying tribute to the songwriter and regular teacher, remembering his life and sing their songs.

The ceremony will feature musical Generations of the Tribe, all that takes many years playing the repertoire of Alarcon and mounting shows in his memory in different parts of Santiago.

addition, the conference will take a moment of high emotion when appearing in public again the duo The Emigrants, composed by Enrique Valladares and San Martín, which has long accompanied Rolando Alarcón on disks and tapes.

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The letter is a detailed account of the life of musician, from his childhood and adolescence in Chillán Sewell until his death in the summer of 1973, after a tour of the cast of Laugh and rock Chile Sing.

The story, of course, delves into the career of Alarcon, who has many stages and its role as a founder and first director of Cuncumén, his success as an author Neofolklore movement, its role as a key part in the emergence of Peña de los Parra, its role as disseminator of the songs from the English Civil War and his success at events like the Festival of Viña and intense commitment to the Unidad Popular.

says of his career Carlos Valladares, co-author and also accompanist de Alarcón as part of duo The Emigrants, that "throughout his successful career, in every sense of the word, was an undisputed winner. His creations are part of our cultural heritage, are sung throughout the country, mainly in primary schools, and also beyond the borders. "

The book has a new meaning after the singer and regular teacher was selected the Festival of Olmué within eight "authors of the Bicentennial", where it will be defended by The Four Witches.

Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night may be acquired by the time Discomania, May 21, 583, Local 894, at the headquarters of Quimantú, Condor 1071, and in the library of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Chile (Company 1264).
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"Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night" and Manuel Vilches Carlos Valladares
Monday 25 January, 20 hours
Sala SCD, Santa Filomena 110
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Book on the life of singer Rolando Alarcón

This January 25 will be launched the book Rolando Alarcón, the song in the night , biographies of prominent Chilean singer-songwriter, published by Editorial Quimantú and written by the teacher and musician Carlos Valladares and journalist Manuel Vilches.

The text tells the story of one of the great artists of the Chilean composer major themes of "If we are Americans" will be presented at 20:00 pm on Monday at the Sala SCD Bellavista Santa Filomena 110 street.

The ceremony will feature music from The Tribe Generations, set to take many years riding shows in memory Alarcón, and the duo The Emigrants, composed by Enrique Valladares and San Martín, which has long accompanied the artist recalled discs and presentations.

The text makes a detailed account of the life of musician, from his childhood and adolescence in Chillán Sewell, until his death in the summer of 1973, after a tour of the cast of the rock Chile Laugh and Sing.

Source: Metro .