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Anarcho-syndicalist archive presentation in Nottingham, 28/7/2012

Anarcho-syndicalist archive presentation in Nottingham, 28/7/2012

16 July 2012
Posted by AFed

Strikes, Nukes & Overdue Subscription Fees Saturday 28th July, 2012, starting at 2pm Nottingham Mechanics, 3 North Sherwood Street, Nottingham NG1 4EZ. Following the acquisition…

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Egham and Staines Workfare Pickets Report

Egham and Staines Workfare Pickets Report

7 May 2012
Posted by AFed

On 1st May, as part of International Worker’s Day, Staines Anarchists embarked on an anti-workfare tour in Egham and Staines. Tesco, WHSmith, the Jobcentre and…

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Report on Leeds Antifascist Coalition meeting of 3rd July

Report on Leeds Antifascist Coalition meeting of 3rd July

13 July 2010
Posted by AFed

On Sat the 3rd Leeds Anarchist Federation called a meeting for an Antifascist Coalition in Leeds with the intention of discussing the EDL and ideas…

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Film Review: Che (part one and two)

Film Review: Che (part one and two)

3 February 2009
Posted by AF

Benicio Del Torro stars as the oft romanticised revolutionary, Che Guevara, in Steven Soderbergh’s two part epic. The sweep of the two films is certainly ambitious, covering the entire period of the Cuban revolution as well as Che’s last months in Bolivia. Del Torro‘s performance is impressive giving a convincing performance that displays the sheer will and strength of character that was central to Che’s personality. Yet, there is also a sense that despite the meticulously researched history of Che’s life the film presents very little in terms of the inner workings and controversies surrounding the man.

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