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Okupa tu lugar, colabora, difunde. La Solidaridad cuenta contigo! Solidarity with Zapatistas!...

The call for a new constitution was a key political demand of the Egyptian people when they overthrew the thirty-year dictatorship of Mubarak. Motivating this was the desire to begin dismantling the repressive bureaucratic state machinery they had suffered under and replace it with a democratic government that would be guided by their needs and hopes. Such aspirations served to unite the divergent forces that made Egypt’s political revolution and encourage their grassroots organizing efforts....

On Dec. 20th in the early morning, riot police showed up en masse and raided the 22 year old Villa Amalias squat in Greece, arresting 8 people. Several days later the cops are still in position outside the building and the 8 arrestees are facing felony charges....

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One of the oldest (22 years) squats in athens, Villa Amalias, evicted by the cops and 8 people arrested!...

[Photo: Mayan Art, Bonampak mural, room 1, east wall: Musicians]...

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On Kashmir Speaks Huma Dar discusses the December 10 strikes and protest that took place in Kashmir to mark International Human Rights Day. 34:00...

This week, the Isle of Man passed legislation that would prevent vulture funds from exploiting the debts of some of the world’s poorest countries....

In his recent New York Times op-ed piece, Princeton professor and regular columnist for The New York Times, Paul Krugman observed: The American economy is still, by most measures, deeply depressed. But corporate profits are at record high. It’s simple: profits have surged as a share of national income, while wages and other labor compensation are down. The pie isn’t growing the way it should — but capital is doing fine by grabbing an ever-larger slice, at labor’s expense....