extradited Fredy and fellow Chilean Marcelo
then transcribe the information that caused us to get the Support Network and Fredy Marcelo, because of his extradition. Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Front License Plate Bracket Honda Pilot 2004
repudiate the act and offer our solidarity to fellow Chileans. ----------------------------------------------
----------------------------------- As of yesterday, Tuesday 15 December 2009 were denied long-distance visits to Fred and Marcelo. This situation caught our attention since this date is also satisfied half of the sentence (21 months) 3 years and 6 months for possession of weapons of war.
worth noting that in the middle of sentences can get benefits: temporary releases for the detainee and the latter may be required by order of "party", not officially. In the case of Marcelo and Freddy, under no circumstances was our intention to request such a benefit because the kompas could put in a situation that can be sent to Chile. We recall that weighed upon them a state expulsion order against the Argentine, signed by the Minister of Interior, ie by Aníbal Fernández and President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner. The expulsion order was issued when kompas were still seeking political asylum in Argentina, that is, it was flawed for not considering such an important order of 2 fighters pursued by the Chilean state publicly threatened with death by the then director general of police Bernales.
A removal order, he immediately joined the denial of the request for political asylum. In February this year, began an extradition hearing conducted by the 2 nd and 4 th military prosecutor Chile.
So, advice and legal representation by kompas Fidela foundation of Buenos Aires, was responsible for submitting all relevant records were not to grant the leave of the goats.
Well, you see, the status of Argentine law, is screwed on its own law and yesterday has expelled a delegation handing kompas coming especially from Chile to continue the torture there. Not surprisingly, it had always clear who is our enemy: the state, any state and capital. We have these details purely formal way of conveying the experience desprevenidxs and believers / as. Nosotrxs always aiming to establish ties of solidarity and complicity between those who dare to face this disgusting state of affairs imposed on us by the capitalist system and its network of prisons and death.
seems that was not enough.
Today we see as the official media and rejoice massive disinformation war trophy showing representing our loved ones. But we also see the unwavering strength of kompas.
We call to be attentive to what the media poisonous snake, a spokeswoman for the Police Department from now spit.
know very well that our struggle does not end with the return of the goats to Chile. And so will want to continue defamed. We anticipate his cowardly actions and be prevenidxs of likely mount in the nearest environment of lies and suggestions of likely data delivered by our prisoners of war.
This is the tool you use to try to delegitimize the goats, we are clear about the mechanisms used by murderers a state salary. Not afford to give them filthy torture, and are giving to our brothers in the dark of the PDI headquarters.
But we continued strong despite the coup received strong as them and hesitate for a moment of our warriors who fearlessly faced, are facing and will continue with all the weapons and giving up his life so someday achieve the social revolution.
This production, far from neutralize, to intimidate us, we take it as an incentive to put us on offense in the undeniable social war. We have removed 2 of the nicest, 2 more in the long history of struggle for freedom. The Argentine government and the Chilean state, representatives of the rest, we have launched a challenge and we accept nosotrxs. Just like old times, like now, as always. Against all authority, freedom. Against bourgeois morality and laws, hate and rage. Alienated from society and vegetative ... deeds and actions. Open your eyes
is time to fight, we said some time ago. Can not wait.
is in these moments where words are meaningless. Where the only thing we understand are facts. We ran out of words ... Freddy Marcelo
...
Poverty While there will be rebellion! Red
support and Freddy Marcelo
Wednesday, December 16 The 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Laptop Soundcard Voltages
SITRAPETEN unionists evicted from the central park of Choatalum
the 10th and the night of December 11 Central Park Guatemala City was the site of two violent evictions perpetrated by police National Civil Police (PNC). Workers at the distribution of Péten which is part of the company from the property Salvavida Castillo Brothers Corporation had set up camp in Central Park to protest against his dismissal in May 2008. This dismissal came after several attempts by a group of workers to form a union at the distribution of Peten, located in Zapote of the capital city. Trade unionists interpreted as the abuse eviction latest in a series of events that have marked the peaceful resistance led over the past 19 months. This is intended to denounce the arbitrary dismissal of trade unionists, note the dilatory attitude of the Ministry of Labour and the various courts handling the case.
In February 2007 a group of workers in the distribution of Péten was organized for the establishment of a union and processed the corresponding application in the Ministry of Labour. Originally, the goal of creating the union was to strengthen their position in the company and enforce employment rights as a union member said:
"The need to organize arose due to ill-treatment they had here, that in addition to exaggerated assessments require us [...] we needed a little more than salary, because virtually We were working double or sometimes triple duty. [...] Also had no job stability because they always came to us saying that comply with the quotas because otherwise, however, we would be fired and had thousands of applications for university and we had no studio. " (1)
Until May 2008 the registration was achieved union after five attempts that were rejected by the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. According to union members, this delay was due to strong pressure from the company. The distribution of this delay Petén used for settlement and filed for bankruptcy four days before the Ministry of Labor recognized the union's legal personality SITRAPETEN. In this, the dealership was closed and its workers forced to sign contracts of waiver. According to a representative of SITRAPETEN, while other workers were transferred to other distributors and were given new contracts, this was not the case with members of SITRAPETEN since all were dismissed. (2)
At the time, a group that was demonstrating against this move considering it as an unfair dismissal was the victim of a violent eviction in front of the company located in the capital city Zapote. Several union members were injured in these clashes and the respective complaints after the incident were no follow up. As a pressure
, SITRAPETEN members remained in a camp in front of the facility, after the lack of progress in resolving the labor dispute and investigation of complaints was moved to the Plaza de la Constitution. For 15 months the group remained to occupy a space in front of National Palace leading a peaceful protest and resistance. During this period, several members confirmed a number of threats and intimidation in addition to continuous offers of money to the union by company representatives to leave the union. (3)
December 9 at 11:30 pm, a municipal judge, accompanied by several elements of the National Civil Police (PNC), was presented at the square in place of the shacks of former -workers. The judge, who according to the Convergence of Human Rights had no jurisdiction in the matter, announced that it had issued an eviction order based on the law of public adornment. (4) Not at this time as well in subsequent exchanges was presented the eviction order but several representatives of SITRAPETEN cited the judge talking about "oral notification." At the time the union insisted on their constitutional rights to demonstrate and protest in addition to requiring a table of high-level dialogue to achieve a solution to the dispute. (5)
The judge and the police temporarily withdrew because in the morning of December 10, the judge and police representatives were presented again in the place indicating that it was the last warning and that would carry out the evacuation in the event that the union does not withdraw from the area. At 12:00 hours of this day, about 120 of the PNC forces heavily armed with accompanying Municipal Transit Police proceeded to the violent eviction was watched by international observers of ACOGUATE. The events were marked by excessive use of violence by the security forces and as a result of the huts were taken from the trade unionists, their personal belongings. Several members also SITRAPETEN journalists present were physically attacked by tear gas and pepper oil that was sprayed directly in the face of them. At one point, members of the PNC tried to stop illegally to the Secretary General of SITRAPETEN that shortly after could be released through the intervention of the Presidential Human Rights Commission (COPREDEH). In addition, we observed several members of the police with automatic weapons in the midst of struggle. (6)
After the first eviction SITRAPETEN members, together with other supporters, took up a space to continue their peaceful protest and resistance. But at 23:30 hours, the new anti-riot forces were present at the place and leave the group again, again attacking several members of the group with irritant gases. (7)
Several organizations and members of SITRAPETEN argued that the program "La Academia" chain Mexico's TV Azteca that would develop in the central park seems to have been used as a pretext for eviction. At the same time expressed concern about the excessive mobilization of the police force for the operation, while promoting and requiring union labor rights are still waiting after 19 months of final settlement of his case by the appropriate bodies. (8)
Throughout this time, members of SITRAPETEN have been without enough income to sustain themselves and their families. Importantly, the numerous violations suffered by labor and trade union affiliates SITRAPETEN, joins a series of civil rights violations and political. (9)
(1) Interview with representatives of SITRAPETEN Acoguate taken in July 2008.
(2) Ibid.
(3) interviews conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE over 2008/09.
(4) Press Convergence of Human Rights: Eviction violent international day of human rights. 11.10.2009.
(5) Interview conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(6) Observation of the event ACOGUATE 10.11.2009.
(7) Interview conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(8) See press release "urgent release in solidarity with SITRAPETEN" Trade Union Movement, Indigenous and Campesino Guatemalan 11.10.2009; Press Convergence of Human Rights: Eviction violent international day of human rights. 11.10.2009, along with interviews conducted by ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(9) Ibid. 
the 10th and the night of December 11 Central Park Guatemala City was the site of two violent evictions perpetrated by police National Civil Police (PNC). Workers at the distribution of Péten which is part of the company from the property Salvavida Castillo Brothers Corporation had set up camp in Central Park to protest against his dismissal in May 2008. This dismissal came after several attempts by a group of workers to form a union at the distribution of Peten, located in Zapote of the capital city. Trade unionists interpreted as the abuse eviction latest in a series of events that have marked the peaceful resistance led over the past 19 months. This is intended to denounce the arbitrary dismissal of trade unionists, note the dilatory attitude of the Ministry of Labour and the various courts handling the case.
In February 2007 a group of workers in the distribution of Péten was organized for the establishment of a union and processed the corresponding application in the Ministry of Labour. Originally, the goal of creating the union was to strengthen their position in the company and enforce employment rights as a union member said: "The need to organize arose due to ill-treatment they had here, that in addition to exaggerated assessments require us [...] we needed a little more than salary, because virtually We were working double or sometimes triple duty. [...] Also had no job stability because they always came to us saying that comply with the quotas because otherwise, however, we would be fired and had thousands of applications for university and we had no studio. " (1)
Until May 2008 the registration was achieved union after five attempts that were rejected by the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. According to union members, this delay was due to strong pressure from the company. The distribution of this delay Petén used for settlement and filed for bankruptcy four days before the Ministry of Labor recognized the union's legal personality SITRAPETEN. In this, the dealership was closed and its workers forced to sign contracts of waiver. According to a representative of SITRAPETEN, while other workers were transferred to other distributors and were given new contracts, this was not the case with members of SITRAPETEN since all were dismissed. (2)
At the time, a group that was demonstrating against this move considering it as an unfair dismissal was the victim of a violent eviction in front of the company located in the capital city Zapote. Several union members were injured in these clashes and the respective complaints after the incident were no follow up. As a pressure
, SITRAPETEN members remained in a camp in front of the facility, after the lack of progress in resolving the labor dispute and investigation of complaints was moved to the Plaza de la Constitution. For 15 months the group remained to occupy a space in front of National Palace leading a peaceful protest and resistance. During this period, several members confirmed a number of threats and intimidation in addition to continuous offers of money to the union by company representatives to leave the union. (3)
December 9 at 11:30 pm, a municipal judge, accompanied by several elements of the National Civil Police (PNC), was presented at the square in place of the shacks of former -workers. The judge, who according to the Convergence of Human Rights had no jurisdiction in the matter, announced that it had issued an eviction order based on the law of public adornment. (4) Not at this time as well in subsequent exchanges was presented the eviction order but several representatives of SITRAPETEN cited the judge talking about "oral notification." At the time the union insisted on their constitutional rights to demonstrate and protest in addition to requiring a table of high-level dialogue to achieve a solution to the dispute. (5)
The judge and the police temporarily withdrew because in the morning of December 10, the judge and police representatives were presented again in the place indicating that it was the last warning and that would carry out the evacuation in the event that the union does not withdraw from the area. At 12:00 hours of this day, about 120 of the PNC forces heavily armed with accompanying Municipal Transit Police proceeded to the violent eviction was watched by international observers of ACOGUATE. The events were marked by excessive use of violence by the security forces and as a result of the huts were taken from the trade unionists, their personal belongings. Several members also SITRAPETEN journalists present were physically attacked by tear gas and pepper oil that was sprayed directly in the face of them. At one point, members of the PNC tried to stop illegally to the Secretary General of SITRAPETEN that shortly after could be released through the intervention of the Presidential Human Rights Commission (COPREDEH). In addition, we observed several members of the police with automatic weapons in the midst of struggle. (6)
After the first eviction SITRAPETEN members, together with other supporters, took up a space to continue their peaceful protest and resistance. But at 23:30 hours, the new anti-riot forces were present at the place and leave the group again, again attacking several members of the group with irritant gases. (7)
Several organizations and members of SITRAPETEN argued that the program "La Academia" chain Mexico's TV Azteca that would develop in the central park seems to have been used as a pretext for eviction. At the same time expressed concern about the excessive mobilization of the police force for the operation, while promoting and requiring union labor rights are still waiting after 19 months of final settlement of his case by the appropriate bodies. (8)
Throughout this time, members of SITRAPETEN have been without enough income to sustain themselves and their families. Importantly, the numerous violations suffered by labor and trade union affiliates SITRAPETEN, joins a series of civil rights violations and political. (9)
(1) Interview with representatives of SITRAPETEN Acoguate taken in July 2008.
(2) Ibid.
(3) interviews conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE over 2008/09.
(4) Press Convergence of Human Rights: Eviction violent international day of human rights. 11.10.2009.
(5) Interview conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(6) Observation of the event ACOGUATE 10.11.2009.
(7) Interview conducted by representatives of SITRAPETEN ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(8) See press release "urgent release in solidarity with SITRAPETEN" Trade Union Movement, Indigenous and Campesino Guatemalan 11.10.2009; Press Convergence of Human Rights: Eviction violent international day of human rights. 11.10.2009, along with interviews conducted by ACOGUATE the 11.10.2009.
(9) Ibid.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)