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The 11. of September was a tuesday. On this day, an inhumane crime was commited.
An attack on a democratic nation, supported by one of the most devious and most murderous terrorist organizations the world has ever seen.
Countless humans were murdered und those responsible were mostly never held accountable for their actions.
Those responsible, of the CIA, who brought a fascist military dictatorship to power by instigating a coup against the democratically elected president of Chile, Salvador Allende, and had him murdered.
The 11. of september 1973, a tuesday which brought the world face to face once more with the "democratic" US-american version of "peace".
And all of that in the style, which they practice until today, together with their late stage capitalism and their flat-out ignorance of all basic human rights for those, who dont fit their agenda.
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drapeau-rouge · 11 months
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leregirenga · 1 month
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Venceremos tempestades, atravesaremos tormentas, temblor alguno jamás nos verá caer, tambalear o derrumbarnos. Todo lo que llegue por muy malo que sea podremos atravesarlo y salir avante con el amor que ambos nos tenemos. Manifestar ese cariño será suficiente para demostrar al mundo entero que no nos verán en lo profundo del abismo y nadaremos hasta salir a flote de nuevo.
Lo haremos cariño, se que triunfaremos.
Leregi Renga
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guessimdumb · 9 months
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Working Week with Tracey Thorn & Robert Wyatt - Venceremos (We Will Win) (Bossa Version) (1984)
This beautiful song was a tribute to Chilean singer Víctor Jara, who was arrested, tortured and murdered by the Pinochet regime. Working Week was formed by Simon Booth out the ashes of Weekend, and on this tune, Tracey Thorn, Robert Wyatt and Claudia Figueroa share the vocals.
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fruta-y-menta · 1 year
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Hoy la nostalgia me aprieta: Ven, seremos.
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kras-mazov · 11 months
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xamenotalento · 2 years
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Oi kavgades mou mexri twra sto Diadiktyo: Mia perilipsi!!!!!!!!111
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secretsfromwholecloth · 5 months
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#venceremos (en En Algún Lugar De Chile) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch_UT9YOh9CcAePjU-A6PLdtFVunQufiKrwhTs0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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En este día y cada día seguiremos levantando tu nombre y lo llevaremos como bandera a la VICTORIA!!! ❤️✌🏽 #EvitaEterna #Evita #Eva #EvaPeron #NoNosHanVencido ✌🏽 #Venceremos 👊🏽 Con los huesos de Aramburo... (en Argentina) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgda90dDZ7k4SRUt-rnrk2sYQb7rrMzPkuvTcE0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Der 11. September war ein Dienstag. An diesem Tag wurde ein menschenverachtendes Verbrechen verübt.
Ein Angriff auf ein demokratisches Land, unterstützt von einer der hinterhältigsten und Mordlustigsten Terrororganisationen, die die Welt jeh gesehen hat.
Unzählige Menschen wurden ermordet und die Verantwortlichen wurden bis heute kaum zur Rechenschaft gezogen.
Die Verantwortlichen der CIA, die eine Faschistische Militärdiktatur an die Macht brachten, indem sie den demokratisch gewählten Präsidenten Chiles, Salvador Allende stürzten und ermorden ließen.
Der 11. September 1973, ein Dienstag an dem die amerikanische "Demokratie" erneut ihre Art von "Frieden" der Welt vor Augen führte.
Und das alles in ihrer bis heute praktizierten Art und Weise, zusammen mit ihrem Kapitalismus im Endstadium und ihrer glatten Ignoranz gegen sämtliche Menschenrechte derer, die ihnen nicht in den Kram passen.
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Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation. FBI Annual Report 1970 Fiscal Year. John Edgar Hoover. J 1.14/1:970. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1970. Full text available via HathiTrust.
“Each contingent [of the Venceremos Brigade] reportedly performed manual labor in harvesting sugar cane. During their Cuban stay, the Havana government attempted to indoctrinate Brigade members in revolutionary tactics and propaganda. Members were visited by various revolutionary speakers from communist-controlled countries who praised peace demonstrations in the United States. They were imbued with the idea that they were the vanguard of the revolution in the United States. Movies glorifying the Cuban Revolution were shown. Fidel Castro personally visited with Brigade members and requested another brigade of American students to travel to Cuba in the summer of 1970 to help with the harvest of citrus fruits. In view of the revolutionary backgrounds of some of the Brigade members, they can be reasonably viewed as potential threats to our national security.” p. 22-23
This annual report provides a curated view of FBI activities pertaining to crime, civil rights, and domestic and foreign intelligence work in the 1970 fiscal year. It also includes both provocative and stylized photographs depicting crime incidents, FBI employees working onsite or in the field, and FBI campuses.
This source aggregates political public-facing perceptions and narratives put forth by the FBI regarding a variety of topics—including its own image as a state of the art, sleek crime fighting force protecting American citizens from threatening communists, criminals, and people of color. However, it is important to note this is a propagandistic, racist, and fear mongering tool that has been used to manufacture consent within the government and larger public for expanding intelligence agencies’ budgets and powers. Its findings should be considered with a degree of skepticism. The report employs quantitative data and staged or selective photos to obscure the FBI’s overreach, civil rights and privacy violations, and violence against politically left organizations—especially those comprised of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color—working to address historic and contemporary US systemic oppression, white supremacy, colonialism, and imperialism. 
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Radio Venceremos: the rebel radio that brought down a war criminal - Lesson by Diana Sierra Becerra, directed by Tomás Pichardo-Espaillat
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rickladd · 10 months
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Nostalgia
I’m not one for nostalgia, mostly because I find looking back is frequently done with sadness; at loves lost, abilities gone, desires unfulfilled, etc. Nevertheless, it’s difficult not to encounter things that bring back old memories and feelings. Such was my experience with this wonderful video. Although I was born in Southern California, of Eastern European Jews, I have developed a close…
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Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation. FBI Annual Report 1970 Fiscal Year. John Edgar Hoover. J 1.14/1:970. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1970, https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000521618 (Accessed October 15, 2022).
This annual report provides a curated view of FBI activities pertaining to crime, civil rights, and domestic and foreign intelligence work in the 1970 fiscal year. The document also includes both provocative and stylized photographs depicting crime incidents, FBI employees working onsite or in the field, and FBI campuses.
This is an effective source for aggregating public-facing perceptions and narratives put forth by the FBI regarding a variety of topics, including various politically left or right organizations, as well as its own image as a state of the art, sleek crime fighting force protecting American citizens from threatening communists, criminals, and people of color. However, its major drawbacks are that it is a propagandistic, racist, and fear mongering tool used to manufacture consent for expanding budgets and power within the government and larger public and its findings should be considered with a degree of skepticism. The source employs quantitative data and staged or controversial photos to obscure the FBI’s overreach, civil rights and privacy violations, and violence against politically left organizations—especially those comprised of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color—working to address historic and contemporary US systemic oppression, white supremacy, colonialism, and imperialism. This report’s greatest utility is in its secondary use addressing historical attitudes and views (and within the scope of our project, capturing early views of the Venceremos Brigade), but less so for its intended purpose of accurately reporting its activities and proving its usefulness to the larger American public.
[Image description: front cover of the 1970 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Annual Report with a blue overlay on top of a background photo of the front of an FBI building (top left); page 27 of the Annual Report featuring the Venceremos Brigade (top right); the introduction page of the annual report with a statement by John Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI (bottom left); a full page photograph of a male FBI laboratory examiner wearing a long trench coat fiddling with some machinery (bottom right).]
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