DEMÀ !!: Manifestació: Veritat i justícia per Mamedi: un any d’impunitat

📅 Dissabte 25 de juliol18:30 h 📍 C/ de la Llibertat (cantonada Plaça del Poble), Montornès del Vallès

Contra la impunitat policial i el racisme institucional.

Convoquen: Justícia per Mamedi, i més entitats, incloent-hi SOS Racisme, CNAACAT, UCFR...

Comunicat Veritat i justícia per Mamedi: Un any després, la família continua sense poder enterrar el jove mentre l’Audiència Provincial ordena reactivar la investigació.

https://sosracisme.org/comunicat-de-collectius-plataformes-i-activistes-antiracistes-per-demanar-veritat-i-justicia-per-mamedi-despres-dun-any-dimpunitat/


ACAB

 

publicació creuada des de: https://lemmy.world/post/49828700

Blas Roca Calderio (1908 - 1987)

Fri Jul 24, 1908

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Image: Blas Roca Calderic being received by Romanian communist leader Nicolae Ceauşescu, May 26th, 1979 [Wikipedia]


Blas Roca Calederio, born on this day in 1908, was a Cuban communist revolutionary and radical journalist. Roca helped lead the 1933 general strike that ousted Gerardo Machado, and served in Fidel Castro's revolutionary government.

Born into a poor family, Roca began working at age eleven, shining shoes. According to Castro, Roca was already a prominent communist organizer in the province of Oriente at 21 years old.

At age 25, Roca helped lead a two week general strike that ousted dictator Gerardo Machado. By 1936, he was head of the Cuban Communist Party and began serving as a politican, helping author the 1940 Cuban Constitution.

Under Roca's leadership, Cuban communists were instrumental in providing an organizational and ideological structure for Castro's revolution, as well as playing a pivotal role using the party's long-standing ties with the Soviet Union to promote increasingly closer ties during the early days of the revolution.

In 1961, Blas Roca, leading a party delegation, presented a Cuban flag to Nikita Khrushchev during a meeting of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Roca served on the first central committee and politburo of the new Communist Party of Cuba, founded in 1965.


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Nops, and I think that it's a bad move to change their business model to be a VPN provider to a catch-all security related provider, also I only have the standard tie which don't have the DNS, mail redirection or portmaster services.

Furthermore, my threat model changed with the struggle for the independence of Catalonia, it put the state as my main adversary, and making them waste their time and resources with multiple subpoenas is a plus.

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    I started using ivpn almost 8 years ago, and I believe the default setting back then was to not use accounts with usernames.

    Some of the key reasons I chose it at the time were port forwarding (this service was later discontinued), its open-source F-Droid application, the ability to configure the WireGuard connection on my Linux machine without the application (I never tried it), its commitment to user anonymity (zero logs, payment methods, etc.), external audits, and the fact that it wasn't based in an EU member state (ivpn is a Gibraltar-based company).

    The last reason is that I live in the EU, which shouldn't be a problem for those who don't.

    Since then, I haven't bothered to check how the VPN industry has evolved. Thanks for the thorough answer.

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    publicació creuada des de: https://lemmy.ml/post/46848650

    From the ETUC (European Trade Union Confederation) campaign:

    Right now, across Europe, 3.1 million young people are working in traineeships. Half of them are unpaid.

    They aren't just "learning," they are doing the work of full-time employees without the paycheck, the rights, or the protection. For years, young people have been used as a source of cheap, disposable labour, trapped in a cycle of "experience" that doesn't pay the rent.

    We are at a breaking point.

    In 2024, a "Quality Traineeship Directive" was proposed to finally ban unpaid exploitation. But for two years, national governments have stalled. They are choosing loopholes over livelihoods, and "flexibility" over fairness.

    The Countdown: May 5th

    On May 5th, decision-makers are meeting to determine the future of this Directive. If we don’t demand ambition now, we risk another decade of legal poverty for young workers.

    National ministers need to feel the pressure today. We cannot afford to wait.

    Work is work. It's time to pay us.

    Link to the campaign: https://action-europe.org/tell-eu-ministers-ban-unpaid-traineeships

    Link to the ETUC webpage about the campaign: https://www.etuc.org/en/document/open-letter-eu-ministers-ambitious-traineeships-directive-now

     

    From the ETUC (European Trade Union Confederation) campaign:

    Right now, across Europe, 3.1 million young people are working in traineeships. Half of them are unpaid.

    They aren't just "learning," they are doing the work of full-time employees without the paycheck, the rights, or the protection. For years, young people have been used as a source of cheap, disposable labour, trapped in a cycle of "experience" that doesn't pay the rent.

    We are at a breaking point.

    In 2024, a "Quality Traineeship Directive" was proposed to finally ban unpaid exploitation. But for two years, national governments have stalled. They are choosing loopholes over livelihoods, and "flexibility" over fairness.

    The Countdown: May 5th

    On May 5th, decision-makers are meeting to determine the future of this Directive. If we don’t demand ambition now, we risk another decade of legal poverty for young workers.

    National ministers need to feel the pressure today. We cannot afford to wait.

    Work is work. It's time to pay us.

    Link to the campaign: https://action-europe.org/tell-eu-ministers-ban-unpaid-traineeships

    Link to the ETUC webpage about the campaign: https://www.etuc.org/en/document/open-letter-eu-ministers-ambitious-traineeships-directive-now

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/44931886

    Land Day (1976)

    Tue Mar 30, 1976

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    Image: Land Day, 1978 (Photo: Gidon Gitai)


    On this day in 1976, Palestinians initiated a campaign of resistance, including a general strike, occupations, and violent confrontation with police, in opposition to Israeli settlement plans. The uprising is commemorated annually as Land Day.

    Land Day was not a spontaneous uprising, but the result of months of planning. On May 21st, 1975, activists and Arab intellectuals held a meeting in Haifa to discuss a strategic response to Israel stepping up its campaign to appropriate Palestinian-owned land. This began a series of meetings over which the campaign was conceptualized, including a general congress that was the largest public gathering of Palestinians in Israel since 1948.

    On February 14th, 1976, more than 5,000 residents rallied in the village of Sakhnin, calling for a general strike in response to Israeli repression. To prepare for the strike, local land defense committees and branches of the Communist Party distributed leaflets, organized demonstrations, and held meetings in several Arab towns and villages.

    The first confrontations began on the eve of Land Day, March 29th as demonstrators in Arraba demanded the release of a local activist, closing the streets and setting fire to tires. Israeli soldiers fired on demonstrators with live ammunition, injuring many of them.

    The following day, the general strike was initiated in Arab towns and villages, including the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and refugee camps in Lebanon. Israeli troops and border guards in military trucks and tanks raided Arab communities to arrest activist politicians and disperse demonstrators.

    In total, six people were killed, approximately fifty were injured, and three hundred were arrested. When some of the injured applied for compensation, the Israeli Ministry of Defense categorized the Land Day confrontations as "combat activity".

    The Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question describes Land Day's legacy this way: "Land Day was a turning point in the orientations and tools adopted for Palestinian struggle inside Israel. After Land Day the Palestinians in Israel gradually structured their presence as a national group inside Israel in a way that went beyond their local struggles."

    During Land Day protests in 2018, seventeen Palestinians were killed, including five Hamas members, and more than 1,400 were injured in shootings by the Israeli Army during a march calling for the Palestinian right of return at the borders with Gaza.


     

    Source: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2026/03/msg00199.html

    msg extract:

    I want to share a public project I created in response to the ongoing discussions around OS-level age verification, age signaling, and related mechanisms in free software distributions:

    https://github.com/AntiSurv/oss-anti-surveillance

    The project exists to document, track, oppose, and prepare the removal of OS-level surveillance, classification, and policy-enforcement mechanisms in free software distributions.

    This is not limited to one patch or one component. A visible implementation path is now emerging across multiple layers of the Linux stack, including provisioning flows, account metadata services, user records, and application-facing interfaces.

    [...] The project’s position is explicit:

    • no OS-level age verification
    • no age signaling or age-bracket APIs
    • no client-side scanning or device-side inspection primitives
    • no passive downstream inheritance of such mechanisms
    • no geo-fencing users out of free software as a substitute for refusal

    [...] The repository is intended as a public dossier and working reference point. It includes:

    • a front page and project statement
    • a manifesto
    • a tracker of issues, PRs, and MRs
    • a policy and law background file
    • a technical architecture map
    • a component-by-component target list
    • a downstream stripping and reversal strategy

    The immediate goal is to keep the implementation path visible, linkable, and auditable so that these changes can be challenged upstream and, if they are merged anyway, stripped downstream rather than quietly inherited.

    If useful, I would welcome corrections, additional evidence, and links to relevant upstream or downstream work that should be tracked.

    Free software was written for users, not for surveillance.

    - Martinx - ジェームズ


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    Photo of Pedro Sánchez, president of Spain Spanish Prime Minister and leader of a class-traitorous social democratic party that has succeeded in getting the US to break off trade relations with Spain.

    ::: spoiler From Aljazeera

    “Spain has been terrible,” Trump told reporters during a meeting with German ⁠Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

    The president ⁠added he told US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to “cut ⁠off all dealings” with Spain.

    “We’re going ⁠to cut ⁠off all trade with Spain. We don’t want anything to ‌do with Spain,” said Trump.


    Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/3/3/iran-live-news-israel-bombs-tehran-beirut-trump-says-war-to-last-4-weeks?update=4360162

     

    DEMANEM TOTA LA DIFUSIÓ POSSIBLE!

    🔴 Davant la situació actual, convoquem una concentració d'urgència el proper dimecres 4 de març.

    📢 Rebutgem i condemnem de manera frontal l'imperialisme dels Estats Units i el terrorisme d'Israel.

    📍Plaça Sant Jaume, Barcelona
    🕕 Dimecres, 4 de març. 19h

    🫂 Nosaltres sempre estarem al costat dels pobles. Solidaritat amb els pobles.

    Comparteix, fes córrer la veu i participa! 🇵🇸

    #freepalesti̇ne #handsoffiran #handsoflebanon


    Font: https://t.me/comunitatpalestinacatalunya/844

     

    📢 Concentració urgent

    ✊🏼 Contra la guerra imperialista a Iran i contra el genocidi a Palestina 🇵🇸

    🔻 Amb la resistència antisionista i antiimperialista

    👉🏼 Fi a les complicitats amb Israel i Estats Units: són la major amenaça a la pau mundial

    🗓️ Dilluns 2 de març, 19h

    📍 Consulat dels Estats Units d'Amèrica (Carrer Dr Romagosa, 1, València)

    Font: https://t.me/alyudur/632

     

    publicació creuada des de: https://lemmy.ml/post/41678033

    Per avui dimecres 14 de gener de 2026 a les 18 h s’ha convocat de manera urgent una concentració al davant del consolat britànic a Barcelona [^1] en suport a les preses de Palestine Action en vaga de fam al Regne Unit.

    El text que acompanya la convocatòria, signat per la coalició Prou Complicitat amb Israel i la Comunitat Palestina a Catalunya, denuncia «la vulneració sistemàtica dels drets de les activistes de Palestine Action al Regne Unit com una manera de silenciar les veus de qui denuncien el genocidi, l’ocupació, el colonialisme i l’apartheid a Palestina, però també la complicitat amb Israel».

    [...]

    Font: Horitzó Socialista.

    [^1]: Avda Diagonal, 477. Barcelona.

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