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Despues de 5 anos los Agricultores del sur de Los Angeles recuerdan el desalojoSouth Central Farmers remember the aggressive eviction that took place 5 years prior
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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.
Relatos Zapatistas en Julio: Entrevistas sobre Austeridad y el NarcoRelatos Zapatistas in July: Interviews on Austerity and the “Drug War”
Este mes presentamos tres entrevistas detalladas: 1) una bibliotecaria de Oakland, “Agnes,” habla sobre las bibliotecas públicas en una época de austeridad, cuando se amenazaba con cerrar 14 de las 18 bibliotecas de la ciudad; 2) periodista y escritor John Gibler discute su nuevo libro, To Die in Mexico, el cual analiza la llamada “guerra contra el narco” en México; y 3) dos compañerxs de UA in the Bay anuncian la Asamblea General Anarquista que se llevará a cabo el 16 de julio, además de las últimas noticias de la ocupación indígena de Glen Cove. (2 hrs, mp3)
Están disponibles aquí cuatro audios: 1) el programa entero; 2) la entrevista sobre las bibliotecas y la austeridad (28 min); 3) la entrevista con John Gibler (42 min); y 4) la entrevista sobre la Asamblea General Anarquista (14 min).
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).
