Popular Assembly: ¡No a la política del narco-estado! 12.19.14
Moratorium on Deportations Campaign
(English below)
Asamblea Popular / Popular Assemby
Consulado General de Mexico en Chicago: 204 S. Ashland Ave.
19 de diciembre de 2014 (2:00PM )
En respuesta a la Sexta Asamblea Nacional Popular realizada en Ayotzinapa, se invita a toda la gente a participar en La Primera Asamblea Popular de Chicago: "¡No a la política del narco-estado!" Nos reunimos en respuesta al llamado del movimiento en Ayotzinapa a construir una “política de abajo, la de la gente común y corriente”. Es hora de crear nuevas formas de organización socio político y económico para que las comunidades puedan establecerse como autónomas y autosuficientes para no depender del sistema capitalista.
El mensaje de Ayotzinapa nos recuerda que necesitamos nuevas formas de gobernar que son horizontales, anti-patriarcales, plurales y de participación directa, no solo representativa. Trae a toda la familia, chiquillxs, jóvenes, adultxs, amigxs y vecinxs a compartir las siguientes acciones:
2:00PM:
Protesta y Tribunal del Pueblo: Compartiremos testimonios de crímenes de estado contra la gente pobre, indígena, e inmigrante; esto incluye masacres, femicidios, desapariciones forzadas, desplazamientos, detenciones y deportaciones, y de mas. También se llevará acabo un foro comunitario sobre la autonomía y la autogestión.
5:00PM:
Posada Revolucionaria: Expandamos el dialogo con una buena comida y piñata. Tendremos la apariencia especial de Peña Nieto - Peñata. Trae tus ideas, comida o bebida caliente como ponche para compartir.
Vengan listos para darle duro ala Peñata-Nieto.¡Asiste y Comparte!
Te invita: (www.semillasautonomas.org); Facebook event page;Twitter: @DismantleBorder; #FueElEstadoChi
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Popular Assemby:
Consulado General de Mexico en Chicago: 204 S. Ashland Ave.
December 19, 2014 (2:00PM )
In response to the 6th National Assembly held in Ayotzinapa, we invite everyone to participate in the First Popular Assembly of Chicago: “No to the politics of the narco-state!” We gather in response to the call from the Ayotzinapa movement for building a “politics from below, a politics of common and ordinary people.” It is time to develop forms of social, political and economic organization so that communities can become autonomous and self-sufficient and no longer be dependent on the capitalist system. The message from Ayotzinapa is to create new forms of governing that are horizontal, non-patriarchal, and based on direct participation not simply representation.
Bring your friends, your whole family and neighbors, children, youth and adults, to the following actions:
2:00 PM
Protest and People’s tribunal - share testimonies about state crimes against poor people, indigenous communities and immigrants (including disappearances, massacres, femicides, displacement, deportation, imprisonment and others). Community forum on autonomy and self-sufficiency.
5:00PM
Revolutionary Posada: bring food and ideas to share – let’s expand the dialog! Featuring a special appearance by a Peña Nieto piñata (Peñata). Come together to whack Peña Nieto!
For more information:
Semillas Autónomas www.semillasautonomas.org; Facebook event page; Updates on twitter @DismantleBorder; #FueElEstadoChi
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