Sunday, June 13, 2010

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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.

THE NEW OFFERS

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.

Friday, May 28, 2010

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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.

sheet:

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