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Mujeres en lucha/Hip Hop Piquetero
Reportaje sonoro sobre la lucha de la mujer. Por ((i)) Argentina & La Plataforma. Reportajes por ((i)) Musica y scrachs por La Plataforma
Audio texto:
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/mujeres1.mp3
Las mujeres que vivimos en los barrios humildes, que vivimos en las villas, que no tenemos para la garrafa, que no tenemos el pan de cada dia.
Es el dia nuestro, el dia de la piquetera , el dia de la luchadora, por eso compañeras, hoy mas que nunca hay que redoblar los esfuerzos
para no dar tregua a este gobierno, para seguir luchando por nuestros derechos como mujer, y lo hemos hecho durante estos años, ya hace
un par de años que nos hemos puesto de pie para decirle a los ultimos gobiernos que las mujeres somos parte de esta sociedad y que vamos
a estar presentes dia a dia en la calle. Siguen aplicando politicas de desigualdad y que no les vamos a permitir que nos vayan sacando lo poco
que tenemos, como son los 150 pesos. El gobierno de (el corrupto hijo de puta de)K sigue pagando la deuda externa a costa del hambre, la
desesperacion, y la desocupacion, por eso compañeras tenemos que seguir adelante, tenemos que seguir con nuestra lucha, tenemos que pelear
por nuestro derecho como mujer, como ciudadana y como argentina.
No nacimos para ser vencidas, nacimos para vencer.
Reportajes sonoros Mujeres en lucha:
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181841.php
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181835.php
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181838.php
Musica:
The Platform_8 Marzo(demo).mp3
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/lp_8_marzo.mp3pcw5xq.mp3
The Platform_8 Marzo(instrumental).mp3
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/lp_8_marzo_inst_.mp3
http://www.inventati.org/microplatform/home.htm
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/mujeres1.mp3
Las mujeres que vivimos en los barrios humildes, que vivimos en las villas, que no tenemos para la garrafa, que no tenemos el pan de cada dia.
Es el dia nuestro, el dia de la piquetera , el dia de la luchadora, por eso compañeras, hoy mas que nunca hay que redoblar los esfuerzos
para no dar tregua a este gobierno, para seguir luchando por nuestros derechos como mujer, y lo hemos hecho durante estos años, ya hace
un par de años que nos hemos puesto de pie para decirle a los ultimos gobiernos que las mujeres somos parte de esta sociedad y que vamos
a estar presentes dia a dia en la calle. Siguen aplicando politicas de desigualdad y que no les vamos a permitir que nos vayan sacando lo poco
que tenemos, como son los 150 pesos. El gobierno de (el corrupto hijo de puta de)K sigue pagando la deuda externa a costa del hambre, la
desesperacion, y la desocupacion, por eso compañeras tenemos que seguir adelante, tenemos que seguir con nuestra lucha, tenemos que pelear
por nuestro derecho como mujer, como ciudadana y como argentina.
No nacimos para ser vencidas, nacimos para vencer.
Reportajes sonoros Mujeres en lucha:
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181841.php
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181835.php
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/03/181838.php
Musica:
The Platform_8 Marzo(demo).mp3
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/lp_8_marzo.mp3pcw5xq.mp3
The Platform_8 Marzo(instrumental).mp3
http://argentina.indymedia.org/uploads/lp_8_marzo_inst_.mp3
http://www.inventati.org/microplatform/home.htm
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por indymedia argentina (translation: mark)
Friday 9th of April The Women of Oil On the 27th of March, Caleta Olivia the petrol reserves of the Termap company were occupied by around forty seven people.
This action was undertaken in part by the same group that kept the national motorway number 3 blocked for 4 days and who did not accept the proposal made by the mayor (?)Cottilo. Of these people, thirty were marginalised women who, with their children, climbed the gate of the plant. Some climbed to the highest point of tank 2016 and the others took up position below with their children and demanded a response to their demands for genuine work. These women, self-designated "mujeres in lucha" (women in struggle) explained their rejection to the proposal of the mayor (?) as they considered it just an offer of ‘bread for now and hunger for tomorrow’. They also stated that ‘it seems that we women are second rate citizens, they take the piss out of us, discriminate against us, and they don’t offer us the same treatment as for men’. And so they continued, determined to keep up the struggle.
For 13 days these women kept the petrol reserves occupied until finally they ended the action after signing an agreement with the company Oil M&S that would guarantee jobs in the oil industry for all those registered -50 people - and benefits of $ 700 per month for 60 days.
http://argentina.indymedia.org/features/genero//#1022
Friday 9th of April The Women of Oil On the 27th of March, Caleta Olivia the petrol reserves of the Termap company were occupied by around forty seven people.
This action was undertaken in part by the same group that kept the national motorway number 3 blocked for 4 days and who did not accept the proposal made by the mayor (?)Cottilo. Of these people, thirty were marginalised women who, with their children, climbed the gate of the plant. Some climbed to the highest point of tank 2016 and the others took up position below with their children and demanded a response to their demands for genuine work. These women, self-designated "mujeres in lucha" (women in struggle) explained their rejection to the proposal of the mayor (?) as they considered it just an offer of ‘bread for now and hunger for tomorrow’. They also stated that ‘it seems that we women are second rate citizens, they take the piss out of us, discriminate against us, and they don’t offer us the same treatment as for men’. And so they continued, determined to keep up the struggle.
For 13 days these women kept the petrol reserves occupied until finally they ended the action after signing an agreement with the company Oil M&S that would guarantee jobs in the oil industry for all those registered -50 people - and benefits of $ 700 per month for 60 days.
http://argentina.indymedia.org/features/genero//#1022
For more information:
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2004/0...
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