Red de Solidaridad con los pueblos Latinoamericanos
Latin America Stands Up!
Documentaries film Festival 2013
April Friday 19 [6pm for 6:30pm]
Saturday 20 [1:30pm for 2pm]
LHMU ground floor,
117-131 Capel St.,
North Melbourne
... We would like to thanks the LHMU union for facilitate the meeting room to show these amazing documentaries, please be aware that this is not a commercial festival.
As part of the Mapuche Solidarity Campaign on February 19 at 12noon we are presenting a letter-petition (below) of concern to the Chilean Government through the Chilean Consulate in Melbourne-Australia (Level 13, 390 St. Kilda Rd. Melbourne) to stop the repression against Mapuche people, the anti-terrorist law and the release of Mapuche political prisoners.
You can download the Letter-Petition here
Third Week, February 15th, Melbourne State Library.
International campaign in support of the Mapuche Nation, Indigenous people from the south of Chile & Argentina
“Stop the repression and militarisation on Mapuche people, freedom for the Mapuche Political Prisoners”
More the 500 years of struggles for peace, self-determination and autonomy; resisting and struggling first against the Spanish empire, who recognised in many treaties their borders and as a Nation, from 1860 fighting against the Chilean State for their ancestral rights.
En el marco da la Cumbre de los Pueblos realizada entre los días 25, 26 y 27 de Enero de 2013, en Santiago de Chile, las organizaciones y movimientos sociales y políticos de los diferentes países de América Latina, el Caribe y la Unión Europea declaramos lo siguiente:
‘Them and Us’: four new essays by Subcomandante Marcos by ROAR Collective on January 25, 2013
We’re the ones who make the rules. We’re more powerful, although there are fewer of us. We don’t care what you say-hear-think-do, as long as you are mute, deaf, immobile.
We can impose halfway intelligent people in the government (although they’re already getting to be difficult to find within the political class), but we chose one who can’t even pretend to know what he’s talking about.[1]
Why? Because we can.
Latin American Grassroots Movements Solidarity Conference Resolutions to continue moving forward & commitments 2012-2013.
During the Latin American Grassroots Movements Solidarity Conference held in Melbourne, Australia, during 9-11 of November 2012, the meaning of the existing economic and social development model in Latin America was discussed and debated. It was concluded that neoliberal capitalism is NOT the way forward and that alternative models to neoliberal development should be generated as are already proposed in Latin America by poor and indigenous grassroots organisations.
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