US Edition"Let's Remember Our Martyrs": in an Act by Darío Santillan and Maximiliano Kosteki, Grabois Pointed Against "the Gunfighter" Bullrich, Who "Taken a Helicopter" in 2001, "Caught in Fear" as Now.
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By Redacción Canal Abierto “Duhalde had made two announcements worthy of repair; one, dyed of puerility or, perhaps, of plain and plain sarcasm: ‘The crisis has been left behind, the worst is over’; then, the frightening outburst of handsome pennance when referring to the cuts of routes planned by movements of unemployed workers for Wednesday, June 26th: ‘We respect the demands but that do not prevent those who have to go to work from being mob…
Image: ANRed. Following yesterday's political cultural day at Darío and Maxi Station, various organizations held a central event 23 years after the Avellaneda Massacre. In a unitary document, they again pointed out that "the Avellaneda massacre was a state crime", demanded "prison all political leaders (Eduardo Duhalde, Felipe Solá, Aníbal Fernández, Juan José Alvarez, Alfredo Atanasoff and Jorge Vanossi)", and repudiated "the release of police …
Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the assassinations of Darío Santillan and Maximiliano Kosteki who were moving in Puente Pueyrredón, in the municipality of Avellaneda in Buenos Aires. They were not terrorists, but social and neighborhood activists who demanded a better quality of life for the neighborhoods ravaged by the neoliberal decline that erupted in 2001 in Argentina.
As on 26 June, relatives of Kosteki and Santillan, along with social, political, trade union, student and cultural organizations, once again repudiated this state crime committed by the Peronist governments of Duhalde and Sola in 2002. A cry of struggle and commitment in times of more adjustment and repression.
With this policy, a large part of the population has to spend their time on subsistence or is expelled to poverty. Health, education, social assistance, disability, childhood, gender-based violence and any protection or containment that the state provided is unfunded and attacked by a constant verborrhage of cruelty. Meanwhile, the great timers, usurers of our people’s bloodthirsty, multiply their fortunes by escaping more and more debt than Min…
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