WORLD WORLDWIDE EUROPE SPAIN - news journal UPDATE - (en) Spain, CGT, Rojo i Negro #393: Editorial: For life, against capitalism (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

 Last September 27th the streets were filled with life, with cries for

life. Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated throughout the State
against the genocide that the Zionist State of Israel is perpetrating
before our eyes... There is no possible excuse, those who were not there
have been exposed for life. Hundreds of organizations joined the call of
CGT and La Soli and together we walked side by side in large cities and
small towns showing that there are many people, that there are many of
us who believe that there are other ways of managing life, that one
cannot be timid when it comes to denouncing the excesses of Capital.
On pages 4 and 5, Jacobo Rivero summarizes some
of the opinions of the comrades of the SP Confederal
who were organizing the historic day. On
page 6 we can see a graphic summary of some
of the hundreds of mobilizations throughout the State. We
have to be very attentive because what we are going to
get is what Roser Garí tells us about the German State on page 30.

In La Tercera, the general secretary of CGT points out
that what happened on 27S is just a sample, an example of the
strength we are gaining by winning the streets.

He also tells us about the importance of the Trade Union Conference that
will take place from 25 to 27 October
in Palencia. An opportunity for the unions
to make agreements on the Trade Union Action that will mark
our path in the coming years.

In issue 13, the Madrid Teaching Union
tells us about the roadmap for this course that has just
begun of Less Lectures and, in issue 14, the ambulance section of Zaragoza
writes to us about one more case of repression of colleagues for
fighting... but we
already know that fighting is the only way. We end
the Trade Union Action section with the briefs, page 15.
This October 12th we will also shout in the streets
that there is nothing to celebrate in the colonization process
of America, and also of Africa, a process that has not
ended, but that we must condemn
so that the sister communities on the other side of the
Atlantic, of the Global South, can be themselves, with
their successes and their mistakes, like all the peoples of the
world, page 8 and Desiderio Martín, page 18, speaks to us
of colonialism, necessary for the triumph of capital in the absence of
mobilization.
Carlos Ramos, former secretary of CNT-Congreso Valencia,
reminds us that it has been 40 years since the historic
Unification Congress. A vibrant moment in which
the CNT family returned to the path of understanding,
page 10. A Congress that served, among other
things, to define our direction regarding the union elections that would
be left to the discretion of each
union section, but with the clear objective of emptying
the company committees of content and Alberto García
Lerma, page 9, continues the reflection on the
releases: for what, how long, who... Paco
Romero writes to us on page 20 to continue reflecting
on organizational issues that allow us to advance in militancy. Indeed,
the struggle for a better world
must guide us because only this struggle can improve
our quality of life, at least give us hope, as Ángel Lejarriaga tells us on
page 16. José Luis Carretero, general secretary of
Solidad Obrera, makes us reflect
in an article on the challenges that he believes we must
face from anarcho-syndicalism on page 19 and Rafael Cid, on page 17,
explains to us the
irrationality of institutional politics that is becoming more and more
polarized
to our own detriment.
On page 12, Arantxa Escribano, a lawyer from the
Confederal Legal Office, tells us about Royal
Decree 893/2024 regulating the protection of
safety and health in the field of family
home service. And in the Agitation section
we move to the Sahara, pages 22 and 23, with the
comrades Custodia, Alicia and Rosalia
who visited the refugee camps where they
interviewed some young Saharawi women
and Gentes de Baladre, page 24, tells us
about the meeting that will take place from 4 to 6 October
in Marinaleda. In the Rhizomes section, page 25,
Pablo Muñoz from Ecologistas en Acción writes to us
to highlight the relationship detected between the discharge of
microparticles from aviation and certain diseases such
as diabetes, hypertension or dementia.
On page 26, Eje Violeta, Juan Andrés
tells us what relational anarchy is, an emotional/sexual
exit to the constraints of morality
and tradition; and in 27, A militant from Burgos
talks to us about trans people so that we can review the
transphobic or trans-exclusionary behaviors that
still permeate our daily actions.
In the section of Libertarian Memory, we find
the first part of the article on the Barranco de Víznar by J. Ángel
Moreno of CGT-Granada. And in
section 31, Section Without Borders, David Blanco, secretary of
International Relations, tells us about the
IV Congress of the Anarchist Federation of Rosario
in which he participated as a representative of CGT.
On page 7 we say goodbye to three comrades who
were distinguished by their militancy and camaraderie,
identifying signs of our CGT: Jesús Arteaga,
"Jipy", Félix Ganuza and José Antonio Pérez Gil, "el
Perejil". May the earth be light to you, comrades.
We welcome Diego Luis
Sanromán to the Addenda who will write a section on culture in its
broadest sense. And, as always, on the back cover a breath of fresh air
with a
young militant, in this case Adrián Ruiz
Maza from the ACYH Union of Zaragoza.
There are many reasons to continue. Not only the
negative ones, the fight against capitalism, but the
positive ones, those that push us incessantly towards that
social revolution that we are prefiguring together with
other organizations.

For life, against capitalism

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