(en) France, Alternative Libertaire AL #240 - Contents + Editorial (fr, pt)

Contents ---- Editorial ---- Full-Lights: Far-right ---- fascism A class and mass ---- A 
year after the death of Clement Meric: Continue the fight ---- Venom FN: return, even 
fascist ---- violence: A gang of criminals --- Struggles --- Rail Sector: Make no mistake 
referral ---- militant Web: A site for drop his order ---- Self Mmanagement --- Toulouse: 
Fair Bazaar ---- Event militant Third Frequently self-management of Montreuil ---- 
Antiracism --- Abolition of slavery: Interview with Jean-Claude Dessaux --- Migration: The 
gift from Manuel Valls ---- Antipatriarcat ---- Controversy Gender: Slander reactionary 
school ---- Housework: Women no longer need to clean the man ---- Ecology ---- Energy 
Question: The social ecology against the deadly capitalism ---- International ---- 
Tunisia: The Revolution face recovery ---- Chiapas Galeano Justice and Solidarity with the 
Zapatista ---- Chronicles of alienated labor

History
There are 30: The British miners defy the Iron Lady

Culture
Unions: "An enemy from within" Arthur Scargill
States oppressors: "War to the state. Autonomous struggles and experiments "Jtxo 
Estebaranz.
Temple of consumption: "Look at the lights my love" Annie Ernaux
Classics subversion: "Homosexuality and Revolution" by Daniel Guerin

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Editorial: There will be sports


If the Sochi Olympics have not you sank into the wonderful world of competitive sports, 
with his exploits, his uncertainty glorious and magnificent champions and champions, you 
can now catch up with the World Cup football.

And not just any! Brazil, with its legends of football, its beautiful beaches, its brand 
new stages and picturesque slums (sometimes hidden behind panels Coca-Cola, Adidas and 
McDonald's ...).

Fortunately, this World Cup promises to be more exciting than the last one: instead of a 
poor strike twenty French millionaires locked in a bus, it is hundreds of thousands of 
strikers who started the game (drivers and bus drivers, teacher-es, metalworkers, ...).

The competition has not started already, the government of Dilma Rousseff was overtaken on 
the left wing of the Movement of workers homeless and on the right by civilian police on 
strike! It seems that the actors and actresses of the party have refused to return to the 
locker room when Michel Platinia whistled the break.

But the people of Brazil will need flawless its supporters worldwide support to win the 
game. While Fifa hope we have slumped in our sofas watching matches drinking sodas, we 
might well remind him that the World Cup can be played anywhere in the world.

Meanwhile the Euro 2016 in France, if we build upon the Brazilian game?

Libertarian Alternative, May 30, 2014