From Libcom: http://libcom.org/history/collectivized-creativity-rediscovered-films-cn...

Christiane Passevant interviews Richard Prost and Andres Garcia-Aguilera about the CNT film industry, which was directed by SIE Films (‘Union of the amusement industry’).

Here is the group statement from the 17 so called "G20 Main Conspiracy Group" as their plea deal was announced today in court.

Solidarity with all those facing charges or sentences for standing up to injustice!

UPDATE: There has since been a video uploaded to youtube, please go to link to watch.

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SOURCE: http://conspiretoresist.wordpress.com/

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Group Statement Regarding Our Plea Deal (from Conspire to Resist):

November 22, 2011 — As people across Turtle Island look towards the global wave of protests against the austerity agenda, the memory of the 2010 G20 protests in Toronto looms large as both inspiration and caution. We are seventeen people accused by the state of planning to disrupt the leaders summit – the prosecutors call us the G20 Main Conspiracy Group.

SOURCE:

http://www.anarkismo.net/article/21168

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Monday November 21, 2011 07:50 by José Antonio Gutiérrez D.

Hundreds of thousands of Egyptian people are fighting all over Egypt against the repressive apparatus of the military junta. This is a genuine rebellion of the bulk of the oppressed and not a clash between the Islamists and the army, as portrayed by some mainstream media. Anarkismo.net managed to talk to an anarchist-communist from Egypt, Yasser Abdullah, member of the Egyptian Libertarian Socialist Movement, who gave us his testimony of the complex struggle ahead and the potential for a complete revolution of the masses.

The Egyptian masses rise up again to complete their revolution!

Testimony from an Egyptian anarchist-communist

An interesting panel discussion coming up very soon in Waterloo...

Chilean Student Movement - In defence of Public Education / Movimiento Estudiantil

Chileno: En Defensa de la Educación Pública.

November 22th - 4:30 (Can time),
Bricker Academic 210 Room
Wilfrid Laurier University
Waterloo, Ontario. Canadá

Dear All - Estimados todos,

We are pleased to invite you to a day of discussion and reflection on the situation of undergraduate, graduate and high school students in Chile.
Chilean students have been 6 months protesting and striking in defense of public education, demanding an end to profit and free and equitable educational access. Students in Chile are fighting for a quality education as a right instead of a commodity.

I finally had a chance to record/edit an episode of Rebel Time Radio from a recent show on Nov. 2nd. Take a listen, next show will be a continuation of this one, full of corrections, fact checking and follow up...including an in studio interview with the folks over at Poverty Makes Us Sick! (KW group). Music for motivation & helping to build a culture of resistance!

Featuring a revolutionary themed playlist with music from Germany, Ireland, U.K., Italy, Spain, Catalunya, Basque, Russia, & North America. We also play both songs from the new Rebel Time release "Treason 45" by The Class Assassins and chat about Occupy Movement, the Oakland General Strike and finish off with an interesting mix of tunes going from hip-hop, to dub then to some grind/crust!

“KW residents rally against Special Diet Cuts!” & “Special Diet Allowance Saved”

In Kitchener/Waterloo today, we, community organizers, conscious citizens, engaged students, and concerned professors, marched from WLU to the Waterloo police station, as part of the "This is what a public demonstration looks like" day of action. Police were quickly on hand as soon as we left the campus, immediately threatening that should we walk onto the street police will take action. We managed to make it to the police station marching on the road with police following in and around the march, without any trouble however.

With banners reading "no one is free" and "until we are all free," we rallied out front of the Waterloo police station, demanding justice and standing up for our friends and allies, making it clear that ruling a public panel is a public demonstration, is unacceptable and will be challenged. We will not remain silent while our community members are repressed, as this ruling sets a grave precedent for all future organizers.