The decided in January 2013 by the Federal coordination of local collectives Alternative
libertarian campaign will be an opportunity to present, where we are located, are the
strategic areas that we defend. ---- Insecurity and mass unemployment are rising
everywhere. In this context, many people dive into social misery increasingly violent and
alienating.

This article is the long version (with development of resistance Masculinism in France and
Quebec) of the article published in the May issue of Monthly Alternative libertarian.
We met Melissa Blais, feminist activist, a doctoral student in sociology at UQAM and
professional research at the Institute for Women's Studies and Research (Iref), member of
the Interdisciplinary Research Group on

In large French cities there is an amplification of the protest against the large urban
projects, their capitalist logic and their consequences.

The contemporary crisis of capitalism has made markedly visible the relationship between
finance capital and property speculation, between the concentrated money-power of bankers
and speculators and the shaping of the built environment in our towns and cities.

In large French cities there is an amplification of the protest against the large urban
projects, their capitalist logic and their consequences. These struggles provide more
opportunities for convergence between social fronts usually separated.

In France, as elsewhere, the private government allies are engaged in operations whose
outcome is that their thirst for power and delusions of grandeur. How not to think in the
case of airport project Notre-Dame-des-Landes in other projects as useless as the Spanish
symbol of waste on a large scale was the Ciudad Real airport near madrid_?

Frequently self-management was held for the first time last year and its success has led
to the preparation of a new edition, we hope more unifying and protest! ---- Frequently
self-management in 2012 was supported by more than seventy political structures, unions,
associations and cooperatives, and attracted 1,300 visitors.

Îhe last few years have been a time of global capitalist crisis, where the financial
system has, after two decades of frantic over-accumulation and fake development, collapsed
yet again. The neoliberal promises of continuous development reached an end and we are all
facing the results of this collapse, depending on the country in which we are living.

On March 6, the chief torturer of Vlakplaas1, Dirk Coetzee is dead and no regret, as the
vile apartheid regime that has largely forbidden. We take the death of the executioner to
go on strike that took the farm workers last November. If the racist dictatorship fell
thanks to the valiant struggle of the South African people, the workers are still widely
exploited and oppressed.

This is a glimpse into a process of investigation into ourselves and each other. It’s
neither the beginning nor the end and so it’s open to change. It’s never static.