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(Español) Noticiero Medios Libres 11 de Julio
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—Estado Español: La Audiencia Nacional juzga a “César Strawberry” por alabar a ETA y los Grapo en Twitter Vía Kaos en ela Red.
–Honduras: Fue asesinada otra activista de COPINH. Vía DemocracyNow
–Estados Unidos: Crecen las Protyestas contra la racista y brutal policia en los Estados Unidos tras agresiones a afroamericanos y la balacera contra la policia en Dallas
Rebelion y Democracy Now
—Francia-Del BDS a la CGT: crónica de una criminalización a través de una política del miedo de Saïd Bouamama. Vía Rebelión
Desde el ombligo de monstruo
—México: Ataque explosivo a sedes de cámaras empresariales
Publicado por Noticias de abajo – Medios Libres
—“El EZLN nos está dando una nueva enseñanza el día de hoy”, CNTE.
Publicado por Radio Pozol
—CIDECI-Unitierra anuncia que sí habrá Festival CompArte.
Publicado por Komanilel
—CNTE termina bloqueo carretero en Comitán. La lucha magisterial entra a una nueva etapa, aseguran.
Publicado por Komanilel
—Representación de la CNTE en Morelos: «La lucha ahora es popular»
Publicado por Agencia SubVersiones
—-Oaxaca. Rechaza en la mixteca productos trasnacionales
—Chihuahua Movimiento obrero de las maquilas en pie. Vía El Pueblo
—Veracruz Audio en redes Una bala no mata sueños: Jairo Guarneros
Columna caminera
Entrevista a compañeros de Salvador Olmos del Colectivo Libertario y del grupo de punk Anonimo
The CompARTE Festival and Solidarity
The CompARTE Festival and Solidarity
July 2016
Compañeroas of the Sixth:
Artists from the five continents:
Teachers in Resistance:
As you know, we have decided to suspend our participation in the CompArte Festival. Of course, for those who know how to read carefully, we didn’t say that the festival itself was suspended. We merely indicated that we as Zapatistas would not be able to contribute. So if someone thought the former and decides not to participate, well then we apologize because we know you already took on expenses. No one should give orders to the Arts. If there is a synonym for freedom, perhaps the last bastion of humanity in the worst situations, it is the arts. We Zapatistas neither can nor should—nor has it even crossed our minds—to tell the workers of art and culture when they should create or not. Or worse, impose a topic on them and, using the originary peoples in rebellion as justification, drag out concepts of “cultural revolutions,” “realisms,” and other arbitrary notions that merely hide what is some kind of cop determining what is “good art” or not.
No, artist sisters and brothers [hermanas, hermanos, hermanoas]; for us Zapatistas, the arts are the hope of humanity, not a militant cell. We think that indeed, in the most difficult moments, when disillusionment and impotence are at a peak, the Arts are the only thing capable of celebrating humanity.
For us Zapatistas, you, along with scientists [l@s científic@s], are so important that we cannot imagine a future without your work.
But that is a subject for a later letter.
The task here is to honor a commitment to you all. As of June 15, 2016, the last day for registration, we had a report prepared to let you know how the CompArte Festival was coming. Unfortunately, the national situation got progressively tenser (thanks to the irresponsibility of that child with a box of matches who works out of the SEP [Department of Public Education]), and we kept postponing it until coming to the decision that we have already told you about.
