Fifty years after the civil-military coup in the territories dominated
by the Chilean State, which gave free rein to state-employer terrorism
and meant years of persecution, torture, rape and disappearance for
those below, today we continue to resist oblivion and keep the memory of
our class alive. ---- In our commitment to contest memory, we recognize
that it is essential to make visible and not forget the process that was
woven beneath the party leadership of the Unidad Popular and its project
of capitalist modernization; that process that challenged bourgeois
institutionality and that was sustained by residents, workers and
peasants based on organizational experiences that today we characterize
as expressions of popular power from below, self-managed and revolutionary.
Likewise, it is necessary not to overlook the response of the
parliamentary left project, which, faced with the experiences of
self-managed power and revolutionary rupture, opted for the
institutionalization of struggles, co-optation and repression, thus
promoting class conciliation. The lesson that this process leaves us is
that no social force can be placed at the service of the governmental
framework, therefore, it is necessary to go beyond and overflow the
political proposals that seek to undermine popular protagonism and turn
everything to institutional guidelines. Today, as yesterday, we must
confront those projects that only strengthen and feed domination with
precarious, extractive and repressive agendas.
Our commemoration, then, involves developing an organized social force
capable of breaking with the current historical transition, which does
not allow itself to be tempted by institutional shortcuts and supposed
quick solutions, which overcomes messianism and pushes back the ideas
and practices promoted by the bourgeoisie, whether in its fascist,
liberal or progressive form.
Finally, from organized and social anarchism, we identify as a priority
the contestation of the present and the future from an anti-state,
anti-racist, anti-capitalist and anti-patriarchal revolutionary project
that recovers the invaluable experiences of struggle and resistance that
today are accumulated in the worthy memory of the organized people. We
trust that this path of memory, struggle and organization brings us
closer to our emancipation.
Long live those who fight!
?Brazilian Anarchist Coordination (CAB) - Brazil
?Libertarian Socialist Organization (OSL) - Switzerland
?Uruguayan Anarchist Federation (FAU) - Uruguay
?Embat, Libertarian Organization of Catalonia - Catalonia
?Santiago Anarchist Federation (FAS) - Chile
?Black Rose Anarchist Federation / Black Rose Anarchist Federation
(BRRN) - United States
?Liberal Communist Union (UCL) - France
?Free Way Libertarian Group - Colombia
?The Platform - Germany
?Roja y Negra Anarchist Political Organization - Argentina
?Anarchist Communist Group (ACG) Great Britain
?Libertarian Alternative/FdCA (AL/FdCA) - Italy
? Anarchist of Tucumán (OAT, Argentina)
? Anarchist Organization of Córdoba (OAC, Argentina)
? Anarchist Organization of Santa Cruz (OASC, Argentina)
? Anarchist Federation of Rosario (FAR, Argentina)
https://fasanarquista7.wordpress.com/contra-la-herencia-dictatorial-y-el-reformismo-guerra-de-clases-y-poder-popular/
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by the Chilean State, which gave free rein to state-employer terrorism
and meant years of persecution, torture, rape and disappearance for
those below, today we continue to resist oblivion and keep the memory of
our class alive. ---- In our commitment to contest memory, we recognize
that it is essential to make visible and not forget the process that was
woven beneath the party leadership of the Unidad Popular and its project
of capitalist modernization; that process that challenged bourgeois
institutionality and that was sustained by residents, workers and
peasants based on organizational experiences that today we characterize
as expressions of popular power from below, self-managed and revolutionary.
Likewise, it is necessary not to overlook the response of the
parliamentary left project, which, faced with the experiences of
self-managed power and revolutionary rupture, opted for the
institutionalization of struggles, co-optation and repression, thus
promoting class conciliation. The lesson that this process leaves us is
that no social force can be placed at the service of the governmental
framework, therefore, it is necessary to go beyond and overflow the
political proposals that seek to undermine popular protagonism and turn
everything to institutional guidelines. Today, as yesterday, we must
confront those projects that only strengthen and feed domination with
precarious, extractive and repressive agendas.
Our commemoration, then, involves developing an organized social force
capable of breaking with the current historical transition, which does
not allow itself to be tempted by institutional shortcuts and supposed
quick solutions, which overcomes messianism and pushes back the ideas
and practices promoted by the bourgeoisie, whether in its fascist,
liberal or progressive form.
Finally, from organized and social anarchism, we identify as a priority
the contestation of the present and the future from an anti-state,
anti-racist, anti-capitalist and anti-patriarchal revolutionary project
that recovers the invaluable experiences of struggle and resistance that
today are accumulated in the worthy memory of the organized people. We
trust that this path of memory, struggle and organization brings us
closer to our emancipation.
Long live those who fight!
?Brazilian Anarchist Coordination (CAB) - Brazil
?Libertarian Socialist Organization (OSL) - Switzerland
?Uruguayan Anarchist Federation (FAU) - Uruguay
?Embat, Libertarian Organization of Catalonia - Catalonia
?Santiago Anarchist Federation (FAS) - Chile
?Black Rose Anarchist Federation / Black Rose Anarchist Federation
(BRRN) - United States
?Liberal Communist Union (UCL) - France
?Free Way Libertarian Group - Colombia
?The Platform - Germany
?Roja y Negra Anarchist Political Organization - Argentina
?Anarchist Communist Group (ACG) Great Britain
?Libertarian Alternative/FdCA (AL/FdCA) - Italy
? Anarchist of Tucumán (OAT, Argentina)
? Anarchist Organization of Córdoba (OAC, Argentina)
? Anarchist Organization of Santa Cruz (OASC, Argentina)
? Anarchist Federation of Rosario (FAR, Argentina)
https://fasanarquista7.wordpress.com/contra-la-herencia-dictatorial-y-el-reformismo-guerra-de-clases-y-poder-popular/
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