Mauricio Morales Present – flaming barricades in Exarcheia
From Act for Freedom Now!
17 years on, we send a signal of solidarity to the comrades in Chile, linking the struggles for memory and rebellion.
From Act for Freedom Now!
17 years on, we send a signal of solidarity to the comrades in Chile, linking the struggles for memory and rebellion.
From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile
With theatre, music, audiovisual displays and graphic creations we brought to life “CHAOTIC INTENTIONS” in memory of Punky Mauri, 17 years after his death in action.
From Abolition Media - Chile
Text from the Sacco and Vanzetti Anti-Authoritarian Library in Memory of Mauricio Morales
A new May arrives, tinged with Black. Hearts race, and Mauri laughs again with his mocking laugh.
From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile
Black May. Various anarchist individuals took part in the student demonstration that went through the centre of this rotten city on the morning of Thursday the 14th of this month.
From Act for Freedom Now!
In the afternoon, as anarchist affinities we burst into the everyday life of the university to cut off the traffic and confront the disgusting police in memory of our comrade Mauricio Morales (Punky Mauri).
From Abolition Media, Chile
16 years after the death in action of the anarchist comrade Mauricio Morales, who died after the accidental detonation of the explosive device he was carrying to the gendarmerie school, the antagonistic struggle against prison continues, and the comrade is still alive in the combatant memory, present in the deepening of the conflict.
From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile
Against all odds… In memory of anarchist comrade Mauricio Morales and the 81 prisoners killed by the state in the fire at San Miguel prison.
From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile
Women form gangs! This action isn’t an act of protest, much less of clemency; it is deliberately an act of vengeance. A few years ago the distribution of defective contraceptive pills by Abbott-Recalcine laboratories caused hundreds of unwanted pregnancies. Given this situation, the companies responsible proposed a compensation of $38,900 pesos, not even close to half of what it took us to make this explosive device. Although many disagree with the method of action, let’s at least agree that the sum offered is yet another mockery on the part of the democratic dictatorship.
From Act for Freedom Now!, Chile
Claudio Crespo has been identified as the cop who shot and mutilated the eyes of a young person on November 8, 2019, when the October revolt was in full swing. A few days ago, the CIPER media released body camera footage of the chilean police [1], in which phrases can be heard like: “we’re going to shoot your eyes out”, “let the fucker burn” or “all these fuckers have to get killed“. In other audiovisual recordings he can be observed tearing out a lock of hair from a detainee’s head and sending a photo of it as a trophy to a Whatsapp group called “Scissors” where it seems it was common practice for these miserable police to send records of their “trophies”.
From Dark Nights
The black memory, as a weapon, a tool; the memory that gives us strength when we seem to lose it, that allows us to grow, in ideas, practices, values; the black memory that nourishes and teaches us, that allows us to express love, complicity, hatred of the enemy, complicity between comrades and the pain of absences.