During the Caravan Step by Step Toward Peace, relatives of missing migrants give their testimony:

Coordination from Guatemala (3:14 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Interview to Father Solalinde (2:32 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Honduran woman who looks for her missing mother (4:30 min): (Descarga aquí)  
Honduran mother who looks for her missing daughter (9 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Man looks for his missing brother (3 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Mother looks for her missing daughter (2:20 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Mother looks for her missing husband (3 min):(Descarga aquí)  
Man who was kidnapped (1 min):(Descarga aquí)  
(Continuar leyendo…)

On June 11th, 2011, the South Central Farmers remember the aggressive eviction that took place 5 years prior. After having cultivated what was thought to be the largest urban farm in the United States, the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department carried out an eviction imposed by owner and developer of the plot, Ralph Horowitz. For nearly 14 years, the South Central Farmers worked the 14-acre plot that was located in the heart of the Alameda Corridor by the community of South Central Los Angeles, feeding hundreds of families in the community and providing a model for autonomous greenspace in urban areas. This is a brief update discussing where the South Central Farmers are currently in there struggle to get back their land.

On this month’s show we bring you three in-depth interviews: 1) Oakland librarian “Agnes” on public libraries in a time of austerity, when 14 of 18 libraries were threatened with closure; 2) reporter and author John Gibler on his new book, To Die in Mexico, which analyzes the so-called “drug war” in Mexico; and 3) two compañerxs from UA in the Bay announce the Anarchist General Assembly that will take place on July 16, along with an update on the continuing occupation of Glen Cove. (2 hrs, mp3)

Four audio files are available here: 1) the full show; 2) interview on libraries and austerity (28 min); 3) interview with John Gibler (42 min); 4) interview on Anarchist General Assembly (14 min).

Members of the Water Underground created the Aqualab…a series of activities, experiments, and artistic experiences in the Tenderloin National Forest in San Francisco. In this segment, “water agents”share how the Aqualab is a space to engage water beyond the faucet. Engaging with water by questioning and mapping where it comes from and where it is going (and in what condition) is part of making water in California a commons rather than just another resource to be consumed.

• Mining in Costa Rica, a successful struggle.
• June 10 is not forgotten. The “Halconazo,” the student massacre of 1971.
• Che Guevara, 83 years.
• Social networks.
• 2 Radios 12 years, the anniversary of Ké Huelga and Regeneración Radio.

This month’s program, broadcast on June 5, tries to think through the relationship between two concepts: autonomy and austerity. Here we’ve uploaded two interviews as separate segments/files that can be easily downloaded and listened to. The first (both in Spanish and translated into English) deals with the so-called “Spanish Revolution,” the massive popular mobilizations against the electoral system that have been taking place in Spain since May. The second focuses on a series of actions organized against austerity politics and their local manifestations. The two interviews also reflect on the question of how best to articulate an anti-austerity politics that’s at the same time anti-state.

The audios are also available on the Indybay website: 15-M Español, 15-M English, and austerity.

• Vittorio lives, a message for the murder of a compañero
• Greece: Demonstration and combats for protest against the government.
• Italy: 16 March 2001 – Eight years without you, eight years with you
• Croacia: Libertarian block protests against the country’s government
• Italy: Repression against anarchist groups
• Greece: Movement “I don’t pay.” A Greek initiative to “stop paying for other people’s crisis”
• Greece: Rebel briefs
• The Arab rebelion and strategic thought. Extract from an article by Raul Zibechi
• Italy: Fascists won’t pass!
• UK: The battle Stokes Croft and the anti-anarchist attacks
• UK: Anti-anarchist attacks in London
• Hungry: Self-organized Rom face fascit groups.

Presentación del libro Revolución agroecológica: El Movimiento de Campesino a Campesino de la ANAP en Cuba, organizado por el Seminario Permanente Internacional sobre Medio Ambiente, Agricultura, Género y Movimientos Sociales de CIESAS-Sureste y el Centro Cultural TierrAdentro Café, en San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, 30 de mayo de 2011.

Presentación de María Elena Martínez Torres, CIESAS-Sureste(Descarga aquí)  

Peter Rosset, La Vía Campesina (co-autor del libro)(Descarga aquí)  
Jorge Santiago Santiago, DESMI(Descarga aquí)  
Xochitl Leyva Solano, CIESAS-Sureste(Descarga aquí)  
Helda Morales, ECOSUR(Descarga aquí)  
Preguntas del público(Descarga aquí)  
Respuestas de los ponentes(Descarga aquí)  
(Continuar leyendo…)

Spanish philosopher Agustín García Calvo gave the following speech to a massive crowd during the occupation of the Puerta del Sol, the central plaza of Madrid, on May 19, 2011. A complete transcript in Spanish is available from Editorial Lucina; a small chunk of the speech is translated into English here.

“You are joy, the joy of the unexpected, of the unpredictable. Neither the authorities and governments, nor the political parties of any color expected this. . . .”

In this program you can listen to, among other topics:

• The march passed, the struggle is only begining
• Amnesty too
• Mexico City: against CFE
• Mexico City: Hunger strike at the Zócalo
• Teacher’s day; day of struggle
• Oaxaca: construction of Venta III halted
• New York: Protest against Wall Street
• Also in Spain
• The war in Libia