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venezuela / colombia / represión / presos Friday November 14, 2014 20:31 by Comisión Intereclesial de Justicia y Paz
Abusos y arbitrariedad contra JOSÉ A GUTIÉRREZ, defensor de derechos humanos y asistente de integrantes de la Comisión Histórica del Conflicto, en el bajo Caguán, Caquetá.Nuestra Constancia Histórica y Censura Ética ante la retención arbitraria por parte de Las Fuerzas Armadas adscritas a la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta Omega asentadas en Remolino del Caguán, departamento del Caquetá, del defensor de derechos humanos JOSÉ ANTONIO GUTIÉRREZ, quien se encontraba en esta región, antecedida de su presencia en el departamento del Putumayo, en desarrollo de sus responsabilidades investigativas como asistente de investigación de integrantes de la Comisión Histórica del Conflicto y sus víctimas (CHCV), acordada entre el gobierno del presidente JUAN MANUEL SANTOS y la delegación de Paz de la guerrilla de las FARC-EP en La Habana.
north america / mexico / anarchist movement Thursday November 13, 2014 20:21 by Wayne Price
Why hasn't there been more rebellion in the US lately? What are the indications that a popular movement may develop which leads to revolution? What is meant by revolution, anyway?Throughout the USA there is discontent. Under the apparently placid political surface there is bubbling dissatisfaction. Yet there has been only limited rebellion, all kept within the limits of Democratic-Republican politics as usual. Certainly, to most people, the possibility of a revolution — an uprising against capitalism and its state — seems distant, if not absurd. I want to argue that a revolution is quite possible (but not inevitable). And I want to clarify what revolution means.Most political theorists ask why there are occasional rebellions and revolutions. I think it is more fruitful to ask why there are not more rebellions — popular struggles leading up to revolutions. Consider the unfairness of a tiny minority — the “one percent” — ruling over and getting rich from the big majority. Consider the dangers of ecological catastrophe, economic collapse, and nuclear war, not to mention many other issues of oppression and unfairness. Why do people put up with this? Why isn’t there at least a large movement to get rid of this system?
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