International Call for Solidarity with Luciano ‘Tortuga’
Luciano 'Tortuga' Pitronello Schuffeneger, a young Chilean comrade in struggle (22), risked his life and suffered a tragic accident which left him with serious injuries, now he has awoken from his coma into the jurisdiction of the police and family environment, in a precarious time during the "Caso Bombas". We'll not leave any comrade alone - Luciano Libre! Solidaridad Internacional!
¡Compañero Mauricio Morales Presente! ¡Ahora y Siempre!
-May 22nd-Two Years Since the Death of Mauricio-
"Arm yourself and be violent, beautifully violent, until everything explodes because remember that whatever violent action against these promoters of inequality, is entirely justified through centuries of infinite violence that we have been been subjected to by them. .. Arm yourslef and combat the terrorism - burn, conspire, sabotage, and be violent, beautifully violent, naturally violent, willingly violent."
- Mauri"A fighter is dead but our fire will not die out…"
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Solidarity from Argentina
Various murals were painted in Buenos Aires in solidarity with our imprisoned comrades in Chile who have been on hunger strike since the 21st of February, for they are against their imprisonment and the anti-terrorist law. The murals are one … Continue reading
Fire Cells Conspiracy Prisoner Cell: Statement in Solidarity with the “Bombings Case” Prisoners in Chile
On March 2, the Fire Cells Conspiracy Prisoner Cell released the following letter in solidarity with the hunger strike being carried out by the imprisoned “Bombings Case” comrades in Chile. We are have entered a period in which attacks on … Continue reading
Solidarity from Concepcion
Yesterday, the 9th of March 2011, marked the 17th day since the beginning of the hunger strike initiated by the comrades kidnapped by the Chilean state, we met outside the Concepcion courts of “Ju$tice” to express our solidarity through an … Continue reading
Santiago: Third March in Solidarity with the Hunger Strikers
“Freedom to All Political Prisoners, End to the Anti-Terrorist Law” Today (March 9th) was the 3rd march in solidarity with our imprisoned compañerxs and their ongoing (17 days) hunger strike. The march was under more repressive circumstances than the first … Continue reading
Statement from Mónika Caballero
Dear Comrades: It has almost been two weeks since we began the hunger strike, yet I did not have to wait for your solidarity, and your beautiful gestures have cast light into these dismal halls. The traps of the persecutors … Continue reading
Letter of Solidarity to the Chilean Comrades on Hunger Strike From: Skouloudis, Tsilianidis, Fessas, Tzifkas, Dimtsiadis (Greece)
Freedom, as well as bars are firstly and mainly in our heads. There are however moments where it becomes perceptible and with particular intensity the existence of walls around us. Moments where under other circumstances we would risk our skin … Continue reading
From Italy: We know who the Italian financiers of the Chilean terrorism are!
On February 15 2011, we read from some online Chilean newspaper: ‘The public prosecutor of the Caso Bombas is considering to arrest two Europeans in order to extradite them as they are considered the financiers of the Chilean anarchists involved … Continue reading
Solidarity from Iquique
From Iquique we send brotherly greetings to our imprisoned comrades, to which we dedicate the murals we painted today. For us, this is both encouraging and also shares information about your situation. We consider it primordial to pass from discourse … Continue reading
Bombing in Santiago-Solidarity with Compañeros on Hunger Strike
A group calling itself the Xosé Tarrío Clandestine Antiprison Unit has claimed responsibility for a bombing that took place early Monday morning just outside an apartment building on Calle Las Luciérnagas in La Reina. The explosion could be heard throughout … Continue reading
Day 7 of the Hunger Strike: Communique From Inside Maximum Security
During the first hours of Monday, February 21 we notified the guards of the beginning of our hunger strike. After completing the rigorous formalities, we were subsequently transferred to the solitary cells in maximum security, all of us were put … Continue reading
