IZBRISANI RADNICI SLOVENIJE PODRŽAVAJU NOVE PROTESTE RADNIKA IZ TUZLE

IZBRISANI RADNICI SLOVENIJE PODRŽAVAJU NOVE PROTESTE RADNIKA IZ TUZLE

Naša poruka je da ne očekuju da će EU rešiti njihove probleme, jednako kao što te probleme neće rešiti kompradorsko- mafijska vlast u Bosni koja je do problema i dovela podržana od strane EU i drugih institucija globalnog kolonijalizma na Balkanu. Jednaku situaciju susreće radnička klasa i narod Slovenije i mi znamo da institucije EU diktiraju pljačku putem takozvanih mera štednje.

Jedino rešenje je radničko jedinstvo svih balkanskih naroda i svrgavanje korumpiranih režima podržanih od svojih belosvetskih gazdi. Ovom porukom želimo da pozovemo radnike Srbije, Hrvatske i drugih zemalja iz regiona da podrškom radnicima Tuzle izraze radničku solidarnost. Živela radnička solidarnost, živeo ujedinjeni radnički front Balkana
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VAE VICTIS! (Pet godina postojanja Izbris-bloga i šest godina inicijative za Rekom)

Dimitar Anakiev

VAE VICTIS!

(Pet godina postojanja Izbris-bloga i šest godina inicijative za Rekom)

Nedavno se je beogradski nedeljnik “Pečat”, Miloševićevske provinijence, obrušio na Rekom (u pet nastavaka od 14.11 do 12.12.) pokušavaju da dokaže nepotrebnost utvrdjivanja činjenične istine o raspadu Jugoslavije. Kada se prevede nacionalistički diskurs ovog društvanceta srpskih novokomponovanih nacionalista ispada da je njihovo glavno stanovište u tome da istinu za događanja u post-Jugoslaviji ne treba da utvrdjuju žrtve nacionalizma već oni koji su žrtve proizveli – jer jedino su izgleda nacionalisti osposobljeni za presudjivanje o činjenicama relevantnim za raspad naše zajedničke domovine i jedini mogući istorijski diskurs na Balkanu je nacionalistički diskurs. Ovaj stav korespondira sa stavom slovenačkih nacionalista koji, kao i većina domaćih nacionalista, potiču od konvertiranih komunista. 

Setimo se akcije Borisa Pahora, predsednika Slovenije koji danas “nečuje dobro” kad se govori o Rekomu, a juče je kao predsednik vlade odpošiljao čak 9 (devet) svojih advokata na Veliki senat Evropskog suda za ljudska prava u Strasbur da bi dokazali (srećom neuspešno) da izbrisani Jugosloveni u Sloveniji, nakon raspada Jugoslavije, ne mogu imati nikakva prava. Jednako se “zapečaćena” nacionalistička pamet ne libi da sredstva za finansiranje Rekoma nazove “plenom” i da izražava svoje nezadovoljstvo “podelom plena” jer, kako otvoreno kažu u tekstovima svojeg medija - “fabrika Rekoma ništa ne proizvodi” - za razliku valjda od nacionalizma koji je uposlio Rekom proizvodeći žrtve na svakom koraku - očekavanja bogate nagrade pri podeli “plena” su zato normalna. Sva filozofija nacionalizma na tlu bivše Jugoslaviji počinje i završava sa podelom plena pa ne može biti drugačije ni kada se govori o žrtvama nacionalizma! Pravo na plen i pravo na interpretaciju istorijske istine su osnovna prava istorijskih pobednika. Vae Victis! Srpski nacionalisti se zajedno sa istomišljenicima iz drugih jugoslovenskih sredina upinju iz petnih žila da se pretstave kao istorijski pobednici sa pripadajućim “istorijskim pravima” iako je istorija nacionalizam na Balkanu pregazila već u drugom svetskom ratu i otada dalje slabi đaci moraju stalno da ponavljaju isti razred.

Nacionalisti takođe često upiru prst u strane ambasade pripisujući Rekom-u ulogu agenture, zaboravljajući istorijsku perspektivu u kojoj su baš nacionalisti bili apologeti tuđe nadvlade na Balkanu koje su njihovi gospodari nakon upotrebe odbacivali na djubrište istorije.

Ko je razumeo osnovni stav redakcije Pečata lako će shvatiti zašto - u delu svoje “analize” o Rekomu koja se odnosi na Sloveniju - uopšte ni jednom rečju ne pominju izbrisane Jugoslovene – glavne žrtve slovenačkog nacionalizma. Zapečaćenim nacionalistima ove obskurne redakcije je za procenu raison d'être Rekoma u Sloveniji važnija visina plate sekretarice (podela plena!) nego stanje ljudskih prava populacije od najmanje 25.671 ljudi i članova njihovih porodica.

Pre pet godina, 04.01.2011 počeli smo sa pisanjem “izbris-bloga” stekavši više od 15.000 čitaoca. Zahvaljujući “Izbris-blogu” uspeli smo da uspostavimo svoj glas – glas žrtava - u borbi protiv slovenačkog i ostalih nacionalizama na podrućju bivše Jugoslavije. Prvi post koji je objavljen u “Izbris-blogu” toga 4. januara 2011 bio je “Sedam razloga za REKOM u Sloveniji” (1)

Nekima se možda postavlja pitanje da li je Rekom i danas, nakon pobede izbrisanih Jugoslovena protiv slovenačke nacionalističke države na Evropskom sudu za ljudska prava u Strazburu, potreban izbrisanima? Odgovor je odlučno “da”. Evropski sud za čovekova prava je zapravo samo otvorio vrata za Rekom jer je do nedavno slovački nacionalizam uživao zaštitu svojim tobože “evropskim statusom”. Međutim, i posle Strasbura mnoge činjenice su ostale nerazjašnjene i nedorečene a pravda nepotpuno i nedostano sprovedena. Na primer, stvarni broj izbrisanih nikad nije utvrdila neka nezavisna komisija već je taj broj saopštila ista vlada koja je ne samo nezakonito brisala ljude iz svojih zvaničnih evidencija već se i dvadeset godina trudila da dokaže da svojstvom suverenosti ima pravo da tako postupa pa čak i na Velikom senatu Evropskog suda pokušala to i da dokaže. 

 Pitanja nezakonitih deportacija izbrisanih Jugoslovena ostaje nenačeto jer je policija navodno uništila svoju dokumentaciju o deportacijama. Medjutim postupak utvrdjivanja činjenica nije ni počet. A ljude su masovno deportavali - autor ovih redova je jedan od onih koje je država prognala po “internom nalogu” a bez sudske odluke. Od zvaničnog broja izbrisanih približno polovina živi izvan njenih državnih granica i kao takvi, po zakonu iste države, nemaju pravo na otštetu. Pravda dakle nije zadovoljena ni kvalitativno ni kvantitativno ali  to redakciju Pečata – i njene čitaoce koji žive u "Svetoj zemlji" - ne zanima. Niti je znanje o činu brisanja dostatno. Ne znamo, na primer, da li je u pitanju pokušaj genocida nad nacijom Jugoslovena (2) (3) (4) ili je u pitanju adminstrativno etničko čišćenje ili možda nešto treće? Kvalifikacija zločina je jako bitna jer odredjuje pravne i političke posledice. Znamo samo to da je ideologija koja stoji iza čina brisanja: militantni anti-jugoslovenski šovinizam koji je na teritoriji Slovenije tokom drugog svetskog rata bio oružje kolaboracije sa fašizmom (5). Počinioci nikad nisu bili pravno progonjeni niti su bili bili javno osudjeni i obznanjeni kao zločinci. Tvrdi se da je njihova krivica zastarela iako zločini nisu ni kvalifikovani.

 Takodje pitanje imovine izbrisanih koja je bukvalno oteta nikad nije pokretano a reč je o više hiljada stanova koji su ljudima bespravno oduzeti i nije im bilo dopušteno da svoje stanove iz socijalizma otkupe po neprofitnom “jazbinšekovom zakonu” - kako su to uradili svi drugi žitelji Slovenije. A sporazum o sukcesiji SFRJ izričito zabranjuje razlikovanje na osnovi državljanstva u imovinskom pravu. Cela ova slika pokazuje da je Rekom i posle odluke Evropskog suda za ljudska prava – i možda pogotovu posle njegove presude - veoma potreban u Sloveniji.

Medjutim nisu u pitanju samo izbrisani i nije odluka suda iz Strasbura jedina promena u političkom prostoru Slovenije vezana za raspad Jugoslavije. Ove godine (2014) je objavljivanje podataka o medjusobnim vezama nacionalističkih nomeklatura tokom raspada Jugoslavije koje je objavio nezavisni istraživački novinar Blaž Zgaga i dokazi koje je ponudio o medjusobnom koordinaranju u procesu krvavog raspada države te podeli plena, ozbiljno uzburkalo slovenačku javnost koja je došla do novih spoznaja o dogadjajima iz nedavne prošlosti. Otvorile su se i brojne polemike u kojima su učestvovali i sami akteri dogadjanja(6). Sve to govori da nas pravo utvrdjivanje činjenica i političkih ocena razdoblja raspada Jugoslavije tek čeka i zbog toga je i nervoza u vezi delovanja Rekoma velika.

1. http://izbris-blog.blogspot.com/2011/01/sedam-razloga-za-rekom-u-sloveniji.html
2. U SFR Jugoslaviji se preko milion i dvesta hiljada gradjana nacionalno izjasnilo kao “Jugosloven” od tog broja je oko 25.000 živelo u Sloveniji: Statistički kalendar Jugoslavije 1988, Beograd, 1988
3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yugoslavs
4. Na popisu stanovnika Slovenije iz 2002 čak 186.998 gradjana (skoro 10%) “nije želelo” ili “nije znalo” da se nacionalno opredeli ili se je izjasnilo kao “nacionalno neopredeljen” što je još u vreme Jugoslavije bilo “šifra” za sve one koji su se izjašnjavali kao “Jugosloveni” ali država nije želela kao takve da ih upiše u svoje knjige. Autor ovih redova opisuje jednu takvu situaciju iz vlastitog iskustva u postu izbris-bloga (na slovenačkom): http://izbris-blog.blogspot.com/2013/03/tekst-katerega-ali-zardin-noce-objaviti.html
5. Govor dr. Ljuba Bovcona na Pravnom fakultetu u Ljubljani 22.01. 2013 u kojem optužuje sve slovenačke vlade za kršenje čovekovih prava izbrisani Jugoslovenima i imenuje ideologiju anti-jugoslovenskog šovinizma osnovom za njihovo delovanje (na slovenačkom) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ4FzmHeGQs
6. Tekstovi i polemike novinara-istraživača Blaža Zgage koji unose nove elemente i perspektivu u razumevanju raspada Jugoslavije (na slovenačkom i pojedini dokumenti na srpskom):

-Blaž Zgaga: Raniji zapisi:

http://www.cpns.si/aktualno/kdo-je-pomagal-odpreti-vrata-pekla-in-pri-tem-se-zasluzil/

-Blaž Zgaga: Nije bila pomoć već trgovina oružjem:

http://www.delo.si/mnenja/gostujoce-pero/prejeli-smo-odziv-blaza-zgage-ni-bila-pomoc-temvec-trgovina-z-orozjem.html

-Blaž Zgaga: Slovenija je suodgovorna

http://www.delo.si/mnenja/pisma-bralcev/prejeli-smo-odziv-blaza-zgage-slovenija-ni-kriva-je-pa-soodgovorna.html

-Blaž Zgaga: Odgovor Kučanu:

http://www.delo.si/mnenja/gostujoce-pero/prejeli-smo-odziv-blaza-zgage-kucanovi-dve-resnici.html

ANEKSIJA BOSNE 2.0

Nedavno se na spletnoj stranici srpskih "internacionalista-marksista-revolucionara" pod nazivom Marks21 pojavila politička slika našeg regiona uz tekst Jelene Lalatović "Srbija pred lažnim izborom" (u vezi Južnog toka) po kojoj ispada da je republika Srbija već anektirala deo BIH. Naime zvanična zastava BIH, koju zvanično priznaje i današnja republika Srbija, degradirana je na nivo jednog od entiteta (zamenjuje zastavu Federacije) dok je drugi deo BIH podelila srpska zastava ravnopravna sa državnom zastavom BIH. To nije jedina politički sporna "istina" ove karte koja ozvaničuje i aneksiju Krima od strane Rusije ali zato ne prikazuje republiku Kosovo. Upozorenje koje sam upisao u komentar na web - strani Marks21 nije objavljeno a kada sam na Levom samitu Srbije, na kojem je tekst takodje bio distriburan, upozorio Vladimira Unkovskog-Koricu, koji je jedan od vodećih ove grupe, na nacionalističku intonaciju slike i pozvao ga da se kao navodni revolucionarni marksista internacionalista javno distancira od nacionalistične dikcije nije smatrao za shodnim da to i učini - preporučio mi je da to sam učinim ako sam nezadovoljan. Evo mojih komentara iz razgovara sa Koricom na LSS:

Ova karta pokazuje da je Srbija već anektirala deo BIH jer je državna zastava predstavljena tek kao deo entiteta (federacije)

Ova karta gasovoda usput lažira i zastavu BIH u kojoj je zvanična državna zastava predstavljena kao zastava Federacije a ne cele BIH dok je srpska zastava rapnovravno sa njom. Da li je Srbija već anektirala deo Bosne kad se objavljuju takva lažiranja?

Niko ne odgovara na ovo pa bih molio drugove iz Marks21 da se javno opredele prema nacionalističkoj politici u Bosni 90-tih tako kao što su se na svojem blogu opredelili prema Kosovu. Jer ako podržavaju nacionalističko komadanje Bosne oni su onda na liniji Miloševićeve politike tj. "Memorandoma SANU" koji i predvidja "menjanje Kosova za parče Bosne" kao zvaničnu politiku srpskog nacionalizma. Treba na primeru Bosne pokazati jesi li nacionalista ili internacionalista. Džabe je zalagati se za "internacionalizam" a usvajati osnovne politike nacionalizma koji u 90-tim bio ne samo razarajući več i genocidan. Molim dakle drugove iz Marks21 da se javno opredele prema politici komadanja Bosne. Ako nastave da ćute onda če ova karta, od koje se ne ogradjuju, biti njihov stav.

Uz svo poštovanje, Vladimire, svih stavova koje Marks21 ispostavlja - i koji me motivišu da ovo pišem, moram kao marksista konstatovati činjenice a Ti molim te popravi ono što sam propustio da pravilno uočim. Prvo, činjenica je da se Marks21 još uvek nije distancirao od gore lažirane zastave BIH a koju je ponudio kao svoj stav. To je objektivan problem. Drugo, u pretstavljanju na blogu Marks21, u rubrici "O nama" gde se popisuju bazični principi - stav prema Kosovu je nedvosmisleno zapisan a stav o BIH nije. Nedostatak stava o podeli i komadanju BIH ne može se kompenzovati stavom "o tome smo pisali u nekim drugim tekstovima na nekom drugom mestu". Treće, na tim drugim mestima tema podele i komadanja Bosne se tretira u veoma širokim potezima u kojima je ne samo suština zamagljena već ima rečenica za koje bi neko mogao posumljati da opravdavaju politiku srpskog nacionalizma u Bosni. Na primer, u tekstu Rat na Balkanu? - tamo gde se govori o raspadu SFRJ - zapisano je da su "srpski šovinistički krugovi bili preplašeni da će ostati bez velikog dela srpskog stanovništa"? Ovako protumačena istorija BIH, na osnovu koje se je Bosna delila jer su Nemci preplašili srpske nacionaliste pa ispada da oni nisu ni mogli postupiti drugačije nego komadati Bosnu, je na samo buržoazno idealistična (uzima "strah" kao pokretač istorije) već zbog stereotipa istorijskog konteksta budi i odredjene simpatije-svi mi "znamo" da se od Nemaca mora braniti i tako, uz vrlo malo didaktičkog preterivanja, dođosmo do Srebrnice kao defanzivne akcije i leka za strah srpskih nacionalista. Ova simpatija za podelu BIH ponovo se pokaže u rečenici gde se tzv. Republika srpska pominje kao anti-Nato tvorevina, i time se legitimitet podele - vrlo posredno ali nedvosmisleno - potvrdjuje. Mislim, da nisu data prava objašnjenja a posebno ne sažeto i precizno. Odnosno, nedostaje dosledna marksistička analiza komadanja BIH i lakejske uloge pre svega srpskog nacionalizma a zatim i svih drugih nacionalizama.

  Ono što je 1914 za nemačku "levicu" bilo glasanje za ratne kredite, to je 2014 za srpsku "levicu" pitanje komadanja i anaksije dela BIH. Da ne ispadne da smo mi (bili) protiv aneksije BIH od strane Austrije zato što želimo da BIH, ili deo BIH, anektira Srbija. "Levica" u službi imperijalizma nekad i sad?!

Ne možemo mi iz Slovenije da se obračunavam sa srpskim nacionalizmom-mi ovde se obračunavamo sa slovenačkim nacionalizmom. Drugovi u Srbiji morajo prvi da se obračunaju sa srpskim nacionalizmom. Onda možemo svi zajedno da se borimo protiv nacionalizma i da vodimo politiku radničkog internacionalizma. Komadanje BIH je lakmus papir za srpski nacionalizam koji pokazuje da li je nečiji stav nacionalistički ili internacionalistički. 

Dimitar Anakiev

Reševanje predela Cerro del Gachupín (Jalisco, Mehika) pred uničenjem in urbanizacijo

Predsedniku vrhovnega sodišča v Mehiki Juanu N. Silvi Mezi: Reševanje predela Cerro del Gachupín (Jalisco, Mehika) pred uničenjem in urbanizacijo

Kot prebivalci sveta vas pozivamo, da se uprete vsakršnemu poskusu odvzema ancestralne zemlje avtohtoni skupnosti v kraju Santa María Tequepexpan v zvezni državi Jalisco v Mehiki. Gre za hrib Cerro del Gachupín vulkanskega izvora, ki je v procesu pospešene in brezvestne urbanizacije, ki jo dopuščajo tako mestne kot tudi državne in zvezne oblasti kljub temu, da je okrožno sodišče v Amparu  v državi Jalisco 13. marca 2013 dosodilo dokončno prekinitev vseh nadaljnjih del na tem področju in da je bil po tej odločitvi sprožen tudi postopek zaradi razžalitve sodišča. 

NUJNO POSREDUJTE! ZVEZNA SODNA OBLAST NI STORILA NIČESAR, DA BI PREPREČILA UNIČENJE HRIBA kljub naslednjim razlogom:

* Prostor je svet za avtohtone prebivalce Tequepexpana, saj se tam nahajajo številne jame in mesta, kjer opravljajo svoja praznovanja in rituale, ki so pomemben del njihovih navad, vrednot in kulture.

* Kraj je bistvenega pomena za predel prestolnice Guadalajare (drugo najpomembnejše mesto v Mehiki), saj se tam nahaja zbiralnik pitne vode za oskrbo dolin Atemajac, Tesistán y Toluquilla, ki pitno vodo zagotavlja več kot 6 milijonom ljudi. 

Po drugi strani pa hrib Cerro del Gachupín deluje kot pomemben element v uravnavanju okolja na območju Guadalajare: 

* uravnava podnebje,

* izboljšuje kvaliteto zraka, ki ga dihajo lokalni prebivalci,

* je prostor velike biološke raznolikosti, ki je bil včasih prosto dostopen številnemu prebivalstvu in

* podpira socialno kohezijo, saj je obkrožen z različnimi socio-ekonomskimi družbenimi sloji.

NUJNO POSREDUJTE, da bi prepričili odgovornim oblastem, da še naprej kršijo uradno odločitev sodišča! Preprečiti je treba gradbena in infrastrukturna dela na hribu ter naslednje aktivnosti:

* nelegalno sekanje dreves

* ropanje jam in kulturnih spomenikov

* nočne detonacije delov hriba z namenom zakrivanja arheoloških najdb,

* hitra in nepravilna gradnja nepremičnin  

* nezakonita prodaja zemljišč

http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Al_Presidente_de_la_Suprema_Corte_de_Justicia_de_Mexico_Juan_N_Silva_Meza_Salvar_de_la_destruccion_urbana_al_Cerro_del_G/?tMahJib

PUTIN FINANSIRA KRAJNJU DESNICU U FRANCUSKOJ

PUTIN FINANSIRA KRAJNJU DESNICU U FRANCUSKOJ


Češko-Ruska banka povezana sa Putinom dotirala je nacionalističku pariju Mari Le Pen sa 40 miliona evra. Francuska krajnja desnica zahteva izlazak Francuske iz EU i to je razlog za Putinovu podršku francuskom nacionalizmu (za razliku od ukrainskog nacionalizma) na potpuno jednakim principima kao i podržavanje srpskih nacionalista:
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2014/11/30/russian-bank-with-ties-to-putin-loans-32m-to-far-right-french-party/

Treba potsetiti da je reč o krajnjoj desnici  koja je jednako kao ukrajinska i srpska poznata po klaustofobičnosti i šovinizmu a za sobom takodje ima istoriju kolaboracije sa nacizmom u Drugom svetskom ratu. Ovo je tim više zanimljivo zbog poznate Putinove privrženosti vrednostima "antifašizma" i sovjetskog otpora Hitlerovom nadiranju u Rusiju tokom Drugog svetskog rata. Ovom spisku podržanih desničara od strane Putina treba dodati i mađarskog nacionalistu Orbana koji se sa Putinom dobro razume kada je u pitanju energetska politika.

NEMA PRAVDE ZA ROME I JUGOSLOVENE (Rekom bez Roma i Jugoslovena)

Ove ruke nisu ni romske ni jugoslovenske

Dimitar Anakiev

NEMA PRAVDE ZA ROME I JUGOSLOVENE 

(Rekom bez Roma i Jugoslovena)

U završnoj reči X Medjunarodnog foruma za tranzicionu pravdu u post-jugoslovenskim zemljama, koji je bio održan u Beogradu 15. i 16. novembra pored ostalog je ustanovljeno da neki od najvećih stradalnika prilikom raspada Jugoslavije uopšte nisu obuhvaćeni procesom tranzicione pravde. Reč je o Romskoj etničkog grupi i naciji Jugoslovena. Jugosloveni su na popisu iz 1988 bili brojniji od nekih "republičkih" nacija jer se preko milion i dvesta hiljada žitelja Jugoslavije izjasnilo po nacionalnoj pripadnosti kao "Jugosloven" (1) a od tog broja oko 25.000 živelo je u Sloveniji - toliki je i broj izbrisanih što očito pokazuje koga je "demokratska" slovenačka vlast brisala.

Diskrimancija Roma i Jugoslovena u procesima tranzicione pravde jasno pokazuje da je pravda dostupna samo za one gradjane iza kojih stoji nacionalna država. "Nema države, nema nacije" uzviknuo je sa govornice foruma poznati branioc čovekovih prava Žarko Puhovski, ozlojedjen što je uopšte neko spomenuo tu nekakve Jugoslovene. Ovaj poznati branioc čovekovih prava i perjanica Rekoma nije umeo da odgovori na pitanje iz publike kako su hiljadama godina Jevreji bili smatrani nacijom a nisu imali državu dok se danas Jugoslovenima to pravo uskraćuje?

Što se tiče slovenačkih izbrisanih, koje je država protivzakonito izbrisala baš zato što su Jugosloveni, učešće u Rekomu postaje sve više upitno iako smo baš Izbrisani bili jedina društvena grupa iz Slovenije koja podupire Rekom od samog početka i u tome smo dosad zdušno istrajavali. Nisu u pitanju samo kontraverzne i čovekovim pravima suprotstavljene izjave Žarka Puhovskog koji milionskoj naciji Jugoslovena negira pravo na postojanje - baš kao i slovenački "demokrati" koji krše svoje zakone brišući ljude i kreirajući nacionalna pitanja staljinističkom metodom samovolje (2). Reč je o tome da su izbrisani bili i ostali političko pitanje a Rekom je izgleda prinudjen da sledi politiku onih koji plaćaju tranzicionu pravdu u post-Jugoslaviji. Da li su ti koji danas plaćaju tranzicionu pravdu juče sponzorisali nacionalna raskrajanja pitanje je koje prevazilazi izjavu branioca ljudskih prava Ž. Puhovskog "mi smo miroljubivi ljudi a ne revolucionari" iz koje proizilazi da miroljubivi ljudi ne treba da znaju i govore istinu. 

Izbrisani su se za svoja prava i status sami borili pomognuti najviše pojedinim članovima reformisane komunističke partije Italije (3) (4), koja je izbrisane dovela do Evropskog parlamenta i Evropskog suda. Udeo Rekoma u ovoj pomoći je znatno manji a po izjavama koje dalaze od njegovih glasnogovornika ne treba se očekivati ikakva pomoć. Štaviše, kada bi se pitao Žarko Puhovski, izbrisane bi verovatno trebalo još jednom izbrisati - temeljitije- i tako dovesti ovaj problem do svog konačnog rešenja. Izbrisanima je Rekom bio važan zbog kontekstualizacije u post-jugoslovenski prostor iz koje smo ulaskom Slovenije u EU bili izbačeni. To će verovatno biti i najveća i možda jedina stvarna dobit.

(1) Statistički kalendar Jugoslavije 1988, Beograd, 1988

(2) Slovenački staljinistički ostrakizam: http://noviplamen.net/2014/09/30/slovenacki-staljinisticki-ostrakizam-primer-jugoslovena/

(3) Rifundazione communista italiana http://www.rifondazione.it/primapagina/

(4) Italijanski tovariši pomagaju izbrisanim Jugoslovanima: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWhdbRdeJU8

DIMITAR ANAKIEV je prvi potpisnik Koalicije za Rekom medju izbrisanima i glavni propagator ideje u Sloveniji

KONTRADIKCIJE SLOVENSKE LEVIČARSKE POLITIKE

KONTRADIKCIJE SLOVENSKE POLITIKE: SINDIKATI IN ZDRUŽENA LEVICA IZTOČASNO ZAGOVARJAJO EVROPSKO UNIJO IN PROTESTIRAJO PROTI PRIVATIZACIJI!? KDO PAMETAN TO LAHKO RAZUME? EVROPSKA UNIJA JE STEBER IMPERIJALIZMA, NAŠI VSI LEVIČARJI PA ŽE V SVOJIH PROGRAMIH IMAJO EVROPSKO UNIJO KOT TEMELJ SVOJE POLITIKE. POTEM PA GREJO NA CESTO PROTESTIRATI PROTI PRIVATIZACIJI. KAKŠNO SPRENEVEDENJE :http://www.delo.si/novice/politika/sindikati-na-ulice-proti-privatizaciji.html

POZIV RADNICIMA SVETA

Zajednički poziv Generalne unije

alžirskih radnika i Radničke partije Alžira.

RADNICIMA, RADNIČKIM AKTIVISTIMA, BRANIOCIMA DEMOKRATSKIH PRAVA

Za bezuslovnu, potpunu i neodložnu deblokadu Gaze

i neodložnu obustavu svih vojnih mera protiv Gaze

Narodi i radnici sveta užasnuti su ubistvima i masovnim uništenjima koje sprovodi Izrael i njegova armija protiv Gaze i celog Palestinskog naroda utapljajući ga u okeanu vatre koja je trajala 51 dan. Bilans uništenja: 2,150 mrtvih, približno 12,000 teško ranjenih, uništenih 20,000 domova čime je bez krova na glavom ostalo 25% stanovništva Gaze, sva osnovna infrastruktura je uništena (škole, bolnice, fabrike, putevi, univerziteti itd.) prouzrokujući gubitak 200,000 radnih mesta.

Narodi i radnici sveta ne slažu se sa većinom zapadnih vlada, počevši od Obamine administracije, koje naoružavaju i podržavaju Izrael, iako je skrivio pravi genocid.

Narodi i radnici sveta ne slažu se ni sa vladama, mislimo tu pre svega na izvestan broj bliskoistočnih arapskih režima, koje saučestviju u ovom zločinu protiv humanosti.

Da li Palestinci imaju pravo da žive? Ovo pitamo zato što narod Palestine traži isto ono što i svi drugi narodi sveta: zemlju, mir, slobodu i ponovno uspostavljanje nacionalnog jedinstva.

Na svim kontinentima, posebno u Evropi, u Sjedinjenim državama, u Latinskoj Americi, u zemljama Magreba, na Srednjem Istoku, u Japanu, Pakistanu, Južnoj Africi i raznim drugim mestima, dogadjale su se velike demonstracije koje su združile desetine hiljada – ponekad i stotine hiljada – radnika i mladeži u zahtevu da se prekine ubijanje, da se prekine bombardovanje i da se deblokira Gaza koju dave još od 2006 godine.

I dok su hiljade izraelskih Jevreja u Tel Avivu takodje demonstrirali u osudu rata u Gazi,  stotine i stotine  Jevreja koji su preživeli nacistični genocid i njihovi potomci u Evropi i Sjedinjenim državama izjavili su:

Kao preživeli Jevreji i nasledici preživelih i žrtava nacističkog genocida nedvosmisleno osudjujemo masakar Palestinaca u Gazi i nastavljanje okupacije i kolonizacije istorijske Palestine. (...)

Ništa ne može da opravda bombardovanje skloništa UN, domova, bolnica i univerziteta. Ništa ne može da opravda uskraćivanje ljudi za struju i vodu. Moramo dići svoj zajednički glas i ujediniti snage da bismo okončali sve vrste rasizma, uključujući tekući genocid naroda Palestine. (...) Never again must mean NEVER AGAIN FOR ANYONE!

Oni su u pravu. I medjunarodna mobilizacija pomogla je narodu Palestine, kroz njihov otpor, da nateraju Izrael da učini korak nazad, uključno sa delimičnom deblokadom i prekidom bombardovanja.

Ali Izraelska agresija protiv izmučenog palestinskog naroda nastavlja se kroz masovna hapšenja, ubistva, upade izraelske vojske, nastavljanjem blokade i konfiskacijom palestinske zemlje u cilju proširenja jevrejskih naselja za vreme sve većeg stradanja i getoizacije Palestinaca. Potpuno devastirano stanovništvo Gaze je upravo pred potpunim uništenjem, bez krova nad glavom, bez hrane, vode i struje – suočeno sa smrću.

Generalne unija alžirskih radnika (UGTA) i Radničke partije Alžira (PT), koje u Alžiru organizuju radnike i vrše mobilizaciju ljudi za odbranu Gaze, svečano pozivamo sve organizacije medjunarodnog radničkog pokreta, od severa do juga i od istoka do zapada, sve aktiviste i sve branioce demokratskih prava, branioce mira i bratstva medju ljudima:

-Hajde da zajedno odbranimo vitalne težnje naroda Palestine

-Hajde da bezrezervno podržimo težnju narod Palestine koji ne želi da umre sporom smrću.

Ne može biti nikakvog mira bez bezuslovne, potpune i neodložne deblokade Gaze, bez obnove fabrika, infrastrukture i uništenih domova; ne može biti mira bez bezuslovnog prava prava na ribolov, bez prava na luke i aerodrome, bez sredstava za bolnice i škole da rade, bez prava na posao, bez prava malih vlasnika da obradjuju zemlju, bez prava na struju i vodu...

Ne može biti mira bez prestanka represije, bez oslobadjanja uhapšenih, uključujući 262 dece i mnogo bolesnih žena i ljudi.

Tvrdimo: na organizacijama medjunarodnog radničkog pokreta širom sveta je posebna odgovornost u sprečavanju pomoći svih onih vlada koje pomažu Izrael, njegovu armiju i njenu ubilačku pomamljenost.

To je osnova sa koje prizivamo sve neophodne inicijative potrebne da bi se doseglo okončanje te ubilačke pomamljenosti.

Abdelmadjid Sidi Saïd

Generalni sekretar, UGTA,

Podpresednik Organizacije Afričkih sindikata

Louisa Hanoune,

Generalna sekretarka, PT (Radničke partije Alžira)

Podpise podrške slati sa imenom prezimenom i nazivom organizacije te zemlje pošiljaoca putem maila na sledeće adrese (ili UGTA /ili PT): 
UGTA  <salim.labatcha@gmail.com> / PT : <yousseftazibt@yahoo.fr>

UGTA-PT APPEAL ON GAZA: First list of endorsers

UGTA-PT APPEAL ON GAZA: First list of endorsers

To workers, to labour activists, To defenders of democratic rights Unconditional, total and immediate lifting of the blockade of Gaza

IMMEDIATE END TO ALL WAR MEASURES AGAINST GAZA

A joint appeal of General Union of Algerian Workers & Workers Party of Algeria

“The peoples and workers of the whole world have been horrified by the killing and mass destruction inflicted by Israel and its army on Gaza and the whole of the Palestinian people, unleashing a deluge of fire that lasted 51 days. The macabre tally: 2,150 dead, around 12,000 seriously injured, 20,000 homes destroyed throwing 25 percent of Gaza’s inhabitants onto the street, all basic infrastructure destroyed (schools, hospitals, factories, roads, universities, etc.), resulting in the destruction of 200,000 jobs. The peoples and workers of the whole world do not agree that the majority of western governments, beginning with the Obama administration, should arm and support Israel, which is guilty of genuine genocide. The workers and peoples do not agree that several governments, especially a certain number of Arab regimes in the Middle East, should serve as accomplices in this crime against humanity. Have the Palestinian people the right to live? Because what the
Palestinian people are demanding is what the peoples of the whole world are demanding: land, peace, freedom and re-establishing their unity as a nation. On every continent, notably in Europe, in the United States, in Latin America, in the Maghreb, in the Middle East, in Japan, Pakistan, South Africa and elsewhere, powerful demonstrations bringing together tens of thousands – sometimes hundreds of
thousands – of workers and youth have demanded an end to the killing, an end to the bombing, and the lifting of the blockade that has been strangling Gaza since 2006. And while Israeli Jews were also demonstrating in their thousands in Tel Aviv to condemn the war on Gaza, hundreds and hundreds of Jewish survivors of the Nazi genocide and their descendants in Europe and the United States declared:

“As Jewish survivors and descendants of survivors and victims of the Nazi genocide we unequivocally condemn the massacre of Palestiniansin Gaza and the ongoing occupation and colonization of historic Palestine. (…)
Nothing can justify bombing UN shelters, homes, hospitals and universities. Nothing can justify depriving people of electricity and water. We must raise our collective voices and use our collective power to bring about an end to all forms of racism, including the ongoing genocide of Palestinian people. (…)
“Never again” must mean NEVER AGAIN FOR ANYONE!” They are right. And the international mobilisation has helped the Palestinian people, through their resistance, to force Israel to take a step back, including a partial lifting of the blockade and ending the bombing. But the Israeli aggression against the battered people Palestinian is continuing through mass arrests, assassinations, incursions by the Israeli army, the continuation of the blockade and the confiscation of Palestinian land in order to extend the Jewish settlements, while starving and ghettoising the Palestinian populations even further. This at a time when the inhabitants of Gaza, which is completely devastated, find themselves in total destitution, deprived of a roof over their head, of food, water and electricity – in short, facing death.
The General Union of Algerian Workers (UGTA) and the Workers Party (PT), which in Algeria are organising the labour and popular mobilisation in defence of Gaza, solemnly appeal to all the organisations of the international labour movement, from north to south and from east to west, to all activists, to all defenders of democratic rights, to all defenders of peace and fraternity between
peoples:

– Let us together demand the satisfaction of the vital aspirations
of the Palestinian people,
– Let us support the unanimous aspiration of the Palestinian
people: “We do not want to die a slow death.”

There can be no peace without the unconditional, total and immediate lifting of the blockade, without the rebuilding of the factories, infrastructure and homes that have been destroyed, without the unconditional re-establishment of the right to fish, without the right to have ports and an airport, without the means for hospitals and schools to operate, without the right to work, the right of smallholders to cultivate their land, the right to electricity and water…
There can be no peace without an end to the repression, without the freeing of the detainees, who include 262 children, many women and people who are ill. We say: it is the particular responsibility of the organisations of the labour movement throughout the world to put an end to the helping hand provided by every government that supports Israel, its army, and their murderous frenzy.
On this basis, we call for every necessary initiative to be taken to achieve an end to this murderous frenzy.“
Algiers, September 14th, 2014

Louisa Hanoune
General Secretary, PT
(Workers Party)

Abdelmadjid Sidi Saïd
General Secretary, UGTA (General Union of Algerian Workers)
Vice-President of the Organisation of African Trade Union Unity

First Endorsers:

Algeria
Khane rachid, Member of the National Popular Assembly PT; Hamou Djebara Houria, Member of the N. P.A. PT; Boudriche Nacera Member of the N.P.A.; Yefsah Nadia, Member of the N.P.A.; Djoudi Djelloul, Member of the N.P.A.; Tazibt ramdane, Member of the N.P.A.; Chouitem Nadia, Member of the N. P. A. NEC member-UGTA; labatcha Salim, Member of the N.P.A., General Secretary Agri-food Workers Union - UGTA; Benbessa rahima, Member of the N.P.A., Public Works Union; Bekkai Mohamed, G.S. Mine workers Union – UGTA - Member of the N.P.A.; Boulachaab Nora, Member of the N.P.A.; Bendjedou Nadia, Member of the N.P.A.; Bendjedou Nassima, Member of the N.P.A.; Boukhari Kheira, Member of the N.P.A.; Forlou Habib, Member of the N.P.A.; Tehami Mohamed, Member of the N.P.A.; Chabane Soraya, Member of the N.P.A.; ghanou ghalem, Member of the N.P.A.; Snani Mourad, Member of the N. P. A.; Bouabdelah Ouahid, Member of the N.P.A., FLN; Kouadria Smain, Member of the N.P.A. – NEC member-UGTA; Hasseni Med Kamel, member of the National Electricity and Gas Workers Union - UGTA; Aissani Tahar, member of the National Electricity and Gas Workers Union UGTA; Soufi Nabil, member of the National Electricity and Gas Workers Union - UGTA; Zitouni lamtai, General Secretary of the African Federation of Oil, Gas and Mine Union; Sait Mouloud, President of the Communal Popular Asssembly – Bourouba; Telli Achour, UGTA,National Secretary in charge with social conflicts; Takjout Amar, G S of Textile and Leather Workers union (FNTTC-UGTA); Ouadah Ali, member of FNTTC-UGTA; Brahimi Miloud, Solicitor, Former President of the Algerian League of Human Rights; Ben Dob Ali, G S of the UGTA Laghouat Wilaya Trades Council –, rahmani Abdelmalek, Coordinator of the National Council of University Professors (CNES); Abbeche Ahmed, Former National President of the Bar; goumettre Boualem, President of the PCA of the Souk El Had Boumerdes; Chebab Omar, G S of the Boumerdes Wilaya Union UGTA; Tegari Mohamed, GS Trades Council Laghouat; Bedjra Madjid, GS Trades Council Aflou; Benkechra Mohamed, GS Trades Council Hassi Rmel; Aider Ahmed, Coordinator PTT – UGTA; Djouambi Amar, GS National Union of Trade Ministry Workers Union UGTA; Benatia Benaija, Member of the National Federation of Tourism and Trade Workers; laroubi Ahmed, Member of the National Federation of Tourism and Trade; Benyettou Mohamed, Member of the national Bureau of the National Trade Ministry Workers Union; Bouabdelli latifa, Member of the national Bureau of the national Trade Ministry Workers Union UGTA; ramdani Bachir, GS Tizi Ouzou Wilaya trades council UGTA, Tamadjiat Ali, GS, Textile Industry Union branch UGTA Tizi Ouzou; Berkani Youcef LC UGTA – Draa EL Mizan; Ait Ali Ahmed, GS TC UGTA, Ouaguenoun; Hocini Djamila, TC Draa El Mizan; Belkacem Amroun, CPA Vice-President Boghni (Tizi Ouzou); Meziane Mohamed, CPA Vice President Tadmait; Yahiyaoui Malek, CPA Vice President Bechloul – Bouira; Saidi Amer, Doctor, CNAS branch Vice President - UGTA Bouira; Bachkir Samir, GS COLPA Branch Bouira; Dahmani rachid, GS Sonatrach Beni Mensour Branch UGTA; Dachoune Azzedine, .GS Bechloul TC UGTA; Bouira; Tebi Djamila, CPA Representative Souk Lakhmis; Zarat rachid Former N.P.A. Representative; Halhaite Abdelhakim, Coordinator of the Federation of pupils’ parents – Batna; Benachi Hafisa, Law PhD – Professor Batna University; Abbasi Siham, Constitutional Law Master; Djebrane Khalil, Journalist; Hofafe Yamna, Psychologist; Mahouze Belhadj, Journalist; Mihoub Abbes, National Education Union activist; Fetoumi Ahmed, Médéa Wilaya Popular Assembly Vice President; Dilmi Houria, WPA Representative - Médéa; Oum lbat Belhacen, GS Local Council Kasr El Boukhari UGTA; Dahsi Aissa, Official LC Kasr El Boukhari; Houti Samir, GS Union of the doctors of Kasr El Boukhari hospital UGTA; ramache Abdeslam, (P/WPA) Oum El Bouagui; Demen Debih Med Salah, WPA Reresentative Oum El Bouagui; Mesaoudi Hassen, Oum El Bouagui Wilaya Popular Assembly Representative; Adjal Noura, Oum El Bouagui WPA Representative; Touaguine Mahmoud, GS UWUGTA Tindouf; Tehali Zaoui, Teacher trade union, member of the national coalition Maalem Moustapha, GS CNAS branch – Tindouf; Abid Ahmed, GS Trade Workers Union (UGTA)- Tindouf; Belgha Amar, GS Administration of Water Resources branch, Tindouf; Tahar Abdelmalek, branch President of the Land Management Administration workers – Tindouf; guettaf lila, Head of the continuing education university UFC Sétif; Habbache Belkacem, CPA Representative, member of the national bureau of Algerian architectss - UGTA; guessoum Souad, Solicitor, member of the barristers’ union of the Setif zone; guedjali Nacera ép. Boutelicha, TC activist and UGTA Wilaya Working Women bureau activist; Hadji Khaled, SNTE National coordinator; Serai Mebarek, Economy international expert; Bouzitouna laid, Agri-food business Union National bureau member(UGTA); Boufenara Ahmed, Member of the N.P.A and GS of the East-Constantine Wilaya TC; Bechtela Fateh, GS TC Jijel (UGTA); Mezili Mohamed, Caretaker General Secretary of the Jijel Wilaya LC - UGTA; Saadi Mounira, Official UGTA Working Women Commission – Jijel; Mana Fateh, Official of the UGTA national union of civil protection; laouar Tayeb, El Milia – Jijel CPA President; Boulouadninie Kamel, GS of the Federation of Education Workers; Meskef Mourad, GS Algérienne des eaux branch Jijel; laaouib Fahima, GS TC, Working Women Commission; Mohamdioua Abdennour, GS University Administration workers - UGTA; Nasri Fares, GS Bejaïa University UGTA Branch; Souami Kamel, Journalist; Mouhoubi Allaoua, CPA Representative – University Porfessor – Bejaïa; Belabes Abdelkader, Municipal Workers UGTA – Bejaïa; Ouled Noui Mohamed Abdelfatah, GS Activist Sonelgaz – Centre UGTA; Touati el Hachimi, CPA Vice-president Djelfa; Sekta Abdellah, WPA vice-president Djelfa; Dhebaa larabi, Caretaker GS Wilaya Union UGTA – Djelfa; Bouzergout Tahar, GS TC – Djelfa; Khatim Mohamed, UGTA activist; Cherchari Mustapha, GS Trades Council – M’sila; Aoufi Abdellah, GS Education Commission – M’sila; laanani Zakaria, Activist SONALGAZ – M’sila; Kada Abdelkader, CPA vice-president – M’sila; Bahloul Fatma Zohra, local representative – M’sila; Tahar Khalif, GS Trades Council – UGTA - Ghardaïa; Bourouba Kamel, G S wilaya council UGTA - Ghardaïa; Ait Oudia Brahim, Official – UGTA - Ghardaïa; Khatoui Abdelkader, GS branch UGTA – Ghardaïa; lakhdar Dahmane, National officer National Federation CASNOS – UGTA – Ghardaïa; Khatoui lakhdar, GS healthcare branch, UGTA – Ghardaïa; Djelloul razak, CPA Representative – Ghardaïa; Meziane Amirouche, CC member of the PT - Ghardaïa; rekia Bouhada, CPA Representative - Ghardaïa; Said Arour, GS EGTG – Ghardaïa; lahcen Bouhada, GS Branch – UGTA – Ghardaïa; Slimani laid, vice-president WPA Skikda; Boucherak larbi, activist CNAPEST- Skikda; Boukadoum Ali, P.APC – Sidi Mezghiche – Skikda; Medjardaoui Messaoud, President CPA Khenak Mayonne Skikda; Djekrib Salah, P CPA Ouldja – Boul BELLOUT – Skikda; Nasri Mounir, vice-president CPA AZZABA – Skikda; Benkhalef Abdeldjalil, GS Healthcare union – Skikda; Kazitani Abdelhak, president WPA – Oran; Amouziane Abdelkader, vice-president WPA Oran; Sana Ahmed, president CPA Mesrighine - Oran; Boussaada Kadour, Finance officer Wilaya - Oran; Sahraoui Abdelkader, GS TC UGTA – East; Benyahia BelkhouyatW U- UGTA in charge with conflicts Oran - East – Oran; Fnides Yazid, .GS EPELEC Union– Guelma; Khaled lazhar, .GS Mills union Mermoura SMID group – Guelma; Mernalfa Abdesselm, GS ceramics making factory branch Guelma; Merimed Fayçal, GS activist SYCMA – UGTA – Guelma; Belguidoum Yazid, GS COPAWI Union – UGTA – Guelma; Saidi louazna, Barrister WPA representative – Guelma; ghouzlani Souheila, Barrister shop steward Regional Official Baronnat – Guelma; Hadad Hamza, activist UGTA Hopsital OKBI – Guelma; Benmeur Bouchemal, wilaya union council -UGTA – Ouargla; Belbekra Mohamed Fateh, EC – TC UGTA Touggourt Ouargla; Khemissi Ben Othmane, GS TC UGTA – Touggourt – Ouargla; Ouargla Halaf Mohamed Salah, Trades Council – UGTA – Touggourt – Ouargla; Zarouki Sahraoui, W Union Council UGTA EL OUED; Messaoudi, TC El M’ghair El Oued; Mtiche Mabrouk, GS branch of ENASEL El Oued; Khaldi Faiçal, Local Executive Committee UGTA El Oued; Kouchi Fathi, activist, WPA Representative - Tipaza; Djilli Moussa, Steward WPA Representative – Tipaza; Darzerar Ahmed, Staff Tipaza; Bouastine Mohamed, WPA Repr.– RND; Amraoui FADilA, TC – UGTA – Adrar; Moulay Ali Boufares,GS wilaya council UGTA – Adrar; Moussa Messaoud, CPA Rep. Talmine – Adrar; Saadia Azzedine, activist – Timimoue School – Adrar; Djelaila Abderrahmane, activist finance – Adrar; Kafa Ali, CPA president Daldoul – Adrar; el Maltaoui Ahmed : GS wilaya Council UGTA Tamanrasset; Ben Abd el Moula Chikh : UW – UGTA Tamanrasset; Amarzaghe Abderrahmane CEGTA officer Tamanrasset; Karbadou Ahmadou : GS ENOR company branch - UGTA; Karim Mohamed : GS TC; Bouklila Abdelkader :CEW member– UGTA – Tamanrasset; Ben Hadou Abdelkader : GS Naftal branch; Byouch Abdellah : GS Naftal Branch (gas); Akacem Ahmed : GS fuel branch; Belhatte Brahim : GS Branch; guoumin Ambarek : GS Mail and telecommunications branch - Tamanrasset; Ben Abdellouahed Salah : GS Treasury branch; Bousmaha Nassima : GS branch vocational training; Belmiloud Mouloud : GS Branch; Bellamine lamine : GS branch UGTA healthcare; Abdellah Abderrahmane, factory inspector; Benaouda Mohamed, GS Wilaya council Ain Temouchent; Benassada Boucif, Officer W Council Ain Temouchent; Megueni Chikh, GS PTIC; Meghni Sandid Menaouer, GS Branch Fishermen’s union Ain Timouchent; Mesli Nabil; GS Branch OPOW Ain Timouchent; Bouanani rachid, TC officer, Beni Saf – UGTA; Marad Mohamed, vice-president CPA Khenchela; Zemal el Hadj, activist UGTA TC chachar khenchela; Belaidi ismaïl, WPA Rep. Khenchela; Abdelkrim Bouchareb, activist UGTA Khenchela University; Hassad Zehoua, activist UGTA Social Services offices direction Khenchela; Hassad Hamoudi, activist TC UGTA Khenchela; Mbarek Mkhalfa, Association of bee-keepers and honey producersl Khenchela; Khlifati Mohamed Sadik, Headmaster El bayadh; Achouri Farid, Teacher El Bayadah; Ali Abdelkrim, University Porfessor El Bayadh; Nasr Allah Soumia, Student El Bayadh; Mekaoui Miloud, CPA Pres. Oued Taghia – Mascara; Belasri Abdelkrim, president Cement Factory SCIZ Union; Abdallah Mohamed el Houari, GS wilaya Council UGTA Mascara; Medjahed Sid Ahmed, Federal Official fvocational Training Mascara; Berayeh Abdelkader, GS TC CPA Bouhnifia Mascara; Sadmi Hnifi, activist coordinating for education Bouhnifia – Mascara; Talha Nourredine, activist BADR Teghenif Mascara; Sid el Arbi Djamel, GS TC UGTA Sig – Mascara; Yekhlef Kada, G S Trades Council UGTA Mohamadia Mascara; Sayel Mohamed, GS TC Ghris Mascara; Hachrouf Ali, GS TC UGTA Teghnif – Mascara; Boualem Mohamed, GS branch (UGTA) OPGI Mascara; Hamidi Abdelkader, activist Oran Port; Melyani Mohamed, activist Oran port; Aiyad Mohamed, WPA Rep. Member of National Federation of Treasury Workers UGTA Annaba; ghenem Hamsi, Editor of Esakr Newspaper-Annaba; Hazi el Aid, president WPA -Annaba, Mehdi Nourredine, vice-president WPAAnnaba; Bour Nas Sassi, activist UGTA Annaba; Maizi Farouk, headmaster Annaba; Mustapha Hachi, vice-president CPA Blida; Ben Cherchali Sid Ali, President CPA Blida; Merzak rami, National Popular Assembly Member Blida; Kherchaf Nacéra, CPA Rep. Blida; Metidji Abdelkrim, activist UGTA Blida; Helou Mohamed, GS branch Blida; Aouamer Abdelkader, GS SNAPAP branch Blida; Debeb Mohamed, PTT Federation Blida; Belhadj Mohamed, GS PTT Blida.

Austria
Matthias B. lauer, National secretary of the Federation of Christian Trade Unions of Austria;

Azania /South Africa

Tiyani lybon Mabasa, President of SOPA (socialist Party of Azania) on behalf of the party

Bangladesh

rafiqujjaman. President (Bangladesh National Workers Federation; Zakir Hossain. General Secretary (Bangladesh National Workers Federation); Shariat ullah. Vice President (Chittagong Port Workers union); Mozibar rahman. President (Dinajpur Textile Mill); Harun Al rashid. President (Daji Jute Mill Comilla); Harun Al rashid. President (Railway workers union); rafiq. Secretary (Ready made Garments Workers Federation); Saiful islam. President (Keranigonj Garments Workers Federation); Harun Ar rashid. President (Khulna Jute & Twine Mill union); rabiul islam. Secretary (Khulna Jute & Twine Mill union); .Sanzeed Hossain. Secretary (Revolutionary Youth Federation Bangladesh).

Belarus

Youri glouchakov, First Deputy General secretary of the Green Party of Belarus; Oleg Novikov, Belarus Movement of revolutionary committees; Yuli ilyushchanka, poet, left wing activist, Editor of « Tezis 11 » website.

Belgium

luc Bertrand, CGSP activist; gaëtan Coucke, Teacher trade union member FGTB; laetitia Coucke, Student; Kamal Dhif, FGTB Teachers; Olivier Horman, CGSP activist; Benito libert, shop steward FGTB Setca Fabrique Nationale; roberto giarroco, shop steward FGTB public services; Thibault Kruyti; Pierre Marlhioux, Former member of the executive bureau of Setca-FGTB, B.H.V.; Serge Monsieur, Shop Steward FGTB public services; liz Sabino Mendes; Samia Pereira; Karim Si-Abdelhadi, activist FGTB

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Emina Busuladžić, worker activist, leader of the strike committee of DITA factory - Tuzla, co-founder of the Communist Party of Bosnia Herzegovina; Nedim Klipo, student activist, Sarajevo; Adis Sadiković, vice-secretary of Lijevi (on behalf of the organisation); emin eminagić, student; goran Marković, Professor East-Sarajevo University; vuk Bačanović, co-editor newspaper (Pers. Cap.)

Brasil

unified Central of Workers (CuT); Consulta Popular; Carlos eduardo de Souza, President of the PT of Florianópolis City (Santa Catarina State); Derlei de lucca, Rede Brasil Memória, Verdade e Justiça; Divo guisoni, Organisation secretary of the Partido Comunista do Brasil (PCdoB) de Santa Catarina; rosângela de Souza, Coletivo verdade, Memória e Justiça de Santa Catarina; Jumeri Zanetti, Sintram-SJ (São José municipal workers public services workers Union); Jacir Zimmer, Florianópolis City bank workers Union (Santa Catarina); Oton Neves, General secretary of the union of Federal Public services of the Federal District (Sindsep-DF)

Burundi

Fiacre Nzoyihaya, Teacher, Party of Workers and Democracy (PTD); J.-Claude Ndayizeye, Unemployed; Sopatra Niyonkuru, University teacher, PTD; Alexis Nkurunziza, University support staff member, PTD; Melchicédec Nduwayezu, University Teacher, PTD; Désiré Tuyishemeze, Student, Association of Youth for Revolution (AJPR); Jimmy Nduwayezu, Student; ezéchiel Niyonkuru, Unemployed; Jérôme Nsabimana, Unemployed; Alain irakoze, Unemployed; egide Nsabiyaremye, Unemployed, AJPR; Dieudonné Niyonkuru, teacher, PTD; Aline Nirere, Journalist; edison Ndayirukiye, High School Student, AJPR; Jérôme Sinzinkayo, Unemployed, PTD; Alexis Nakindavyi, Student, AJPR; Abel Nshimirimana, University teacher, PTD; Perpétue Nibogora, Shop-keeper, PTD; lynda Ntunzwenimana, Journalist; Thierry Nkunzimana, Student, AJPR; Jean de Dieu Bizimana, Unemployed, AJPR; Moïse Niyimpumuriza, Unemployed; Paul Nkunzimana, University Teacher, PTD; Jean de Dieu Niyokwizera, AJPR; Nolis Nduwimana, Journalist; Claudine Ndayishimiye, Unemployed; Pacifique Manirakiza, Unemployed; Alexandre Njengurukiyimana, Student, AJPR; innocent Kanani, Teacher, PTD; Prosper Mvuyishanga, Student, PTD; edouard Nzambimana, PTD

Canada

Barry Weisleder, Ontario (Pers. Cap.);

Croatia

Mladen Jakopović, Editor of Novi Plamen Review (on behalf of the editorial board)

Finland

Kamal Aranki, Salo

France

Jalil Aba, Communist Youth (75); Michèle Aba, trade unionist (76); Françoise Abderide, Municipal Councillor Stains (93); Samira Addaoudi, trade unionist (93); Djamal Aitmouhoub, trade unionist (93); Amer Aït Saadi, trade unionist (93); Hakima Aksa, trade unionist (93); Farida Amrani, trade unionist (91); Myriam André, trade unionist (92); Sylviane Arnac, primary school teacher; Alain Aucouturier, Metal Works trade unionist (77); Jacques Aurigny, trade unionist(75); Jean-louis Aurigny, Free Thinker (76); Christophe Attias, trade unionist (47); Jean-louis Bainvelzweig, trade unionist (75); Marianne Bak (95); Manuel Barastegui (71); Alain Barbier, trade unionist (75); Paul Barbier, trade unionist (49); Jean-Pierre Barrois, International Committee for support to Palestinian Workers; Christian Basmagi, Healthcare worker trade unionist (69); gérard Bauvert, Secretary of the International Committee Against Repression (Cicr); robert Behar, Postal worker trade unionist (93); Jacques Bellet, trade unionist retired postal worker (74); Amir Benamara, trade unionist (91); georges Benis, trade unionist (33); Bruno Bernardin, POI- (Independent Workers Party) activist, trade unionist (71); virginie Bertrand, trade unionist; Jean-louis Betoux, trade unionist (91); Nadège Blanc, trade unionist (92); Michel Blanche, trade unionist (91); gérard Blanchard, POI (28); Josiane Blondel, trade unionist; Dimitri Boibessot, hospital worker trade unionist (92); Jean Bonnet, PRCF Rep. member (93); Tanguy Bosser, NPA (29); Jean-Claude Boulben, trade unionist (51); Jean Boulos; Messaoud Bouzenzene, French Communist Party (92); rené Briand, FCP (29); Corinne Brouard-lamine, air transport, trade unionist (93); Sylviane Brousse, trade unionist (93); geneviève Buemi, POI (42); Denise Bureau-landron, trade unionist (93); Jean Calles, trade unionist La Poste (28); roger Calvez, trade unionist Brest University (29); Jean-Jacques Candelier, PCF Member of Parliament Nord (59); François Chaintron, trade unionist; Maryse Chavanton, trade unionist (93); Sylvette Chevalier, trade unionist (33); Stéphane Chiarelli, trade unionist EDF/GDF (34); Catherine Cochain, trade unionist (75); Alain Collard, trade unionist (74); Christophe Conraux, hospital worker trade unionist (92); Sylvie Couchot, Mayor (95); Jean-Paul Courtial, trade unionist (89); Fabrice Criquet, air transport trade unionist (93); Alain Davanture, POI activist, trade unionist (71); Catherine Degroote, trade unionist (91); Christian Demeautis, trade unionist, POI (81); Patrice Denis, trade unionist Defence (28); Jean-Paul Desousa, trade unionist; Dominique Desramé, POI (28); Carine Desset, trade unionist (28); Aïssatou Diakho, trade unionist (93); Daniel Diligent, trade unionist (91); Joseph Diocou, trade unionist printing trade; Kamel Djeffel, trade unionist cleaning sector (13); Dominique Miguel Duarte, trade unionist (34); Martine Dubar, trade unionist Montpellier University Hospital Centre (34); Jean Dubessy, trade unionist (54); eric Dumas, trade unionist (91); Fabien Dupré, trade unionist (91); Marc ebilia, trade unionist (91); Fouzzia eddif, trade unionist (93); estelle escobar, POI (28); Christian eyschen, Free Thinker; Alain François (29); Didier Fremeaux, trade unionist (93); ergué gabéric, AFPS (29); Brigitte gabriel, trade unionist (91); Brahim gacem, trade unionist healthcare worker (69); Mikael gardent, trade unionist EDF (92); gabriel gaudy, trade unionist (75); Denis geoffroy, trade unionist (51); Patrice gendreau, PG-Left Party (28); Jacques girod, trade unionist (75); Daniel Gluckstein, National Secretary of the Independent Workers Partys (93); gisele grammare, academic, trade unionist (93); Serge grimaldi, trade unionist (93); Jean louis griveau, municipal councillor Les Alternatifs (29); Jean-luc Hacquard, trade unionist (77); Merouan Hakem, Deputy Mayor Bagnolet, Dynamique Citoyenne (93); Amirouche Hammache, trade unionist (75); Patrice Hemet, Member of the Bureau of MPEP (77); Joel Horpin (28); léa Horpin, Europalestine correspondent (28); Beatrice Jaffrenou, trade unionist Hospital worker (28); rémy Janneau, retired teacher; eric Jarry, trade unionist (28); Annick Jeanette-Stiti, trade unionist (91); Claude Jenet, National Secretary of the Independent Workers Party (84); Christel Keiser, municipal councillor Montreuil, POI (93); Brigitte Kes, POI (54); Karim Khédimallah, trade unionist (76); line Kouame, trade unionist (92); Patricia Korny, trade unionist (93); Karim lakjaa, trade unionist (51); Michel lambert, trade unionist; guy landereau, trade unionist (06); César landron, teacher trade unionist (93); Michel landron, trade unionist (93); Jacques lebris, trade unionist (93); Karima lechlech, trade unionist (93); Christian lefevre, trade unionist EDF (92); Naïg le gars, Regional Councillor UDB (29); Denis lemoine, trade unionist hospital worker (92); Anne-Catherine levecque, teacher trade unionist; liegard Michel, PCF activist and trade unionist (76); véronique longy, trade unionist local public services worker (28); Danièle lopes, trade unionist (89); Christian lorentz, trade unionist (91); Michel luegar, PCF activist, trade unionist; Philippe Madranges, trade unionist (91); Jean-Marc Maillar, trade unionist CNRS (75); Dominique Maillot, trade unionist (28); Jean Markun, trade union official - Iron mines, National Secretary of the Independent Workers Party (57); Cédric Martin, trade unionist (91); Jean-François Martin, trade unionist PTT (28); Anne-Marie Martin Carmagnal, trade unionist (91); Nicole Mas, trade unionist (28); Ahcen Meharga, Municipal councillor Gennevilliers (92); Charles Menet, trade unionist (93); Martine Merlin, trade unionist (93); Kamel Mesbah, trade unionist (93); Jean-François Michou, trade unionist; Hugues Miller, trade unionist Regional Public services (57); Michelle Moal (29); Thierry Moisson, trade unionist (75); Christian Morin, trade unionist (76); Jacques Morvan, trade unionist Metal works (29); Yamina Mouilti, trade unionist hospital worker (92); Younès Nacef (29); Philippe Navarro, trade unionist healthcare worker (69); Franck Neff, teacher trade unionist (13); José Nicol, trade unionist PTT (28); Christiane Nicq, Left Front activist (34); reza Painchan, trade unionist (93); Armel Paneri, trade unionist (40); Jean louis Pascal, Movement for Peace (29); Jean-Pierre Patron, trade unionist and PCF activist (77); Jean-François Patty, trade unionist PTT (28); Michel Peyret, communist, former Member of Parliament of Gironde (33); louis Pierna, Honorary Mayor of Stains, former PCF MP (93); eric Pihou, trade unionist (93); Bernard Pignault, trade unionist; Marc Pipeau, trade unionist (75); Christian Plazas, trade unionist (93); Philippe Poulain, Painter (76); Nicolas Poucin, trade unionist (28); Jean-Michel rabel, trade unionist (93); Marie-Anne ragouillaux, trade unionist EDF (92); Hubert raguin, trade unionist; Marcel rannou, Movement for Peace (29); Patrick real, teacher trade unionist (76); Daniel repoux, trade unionist (51); Jean-Pierre richaudeau, President of the association Initiative for Socialism, trade unionist (74); Catherine rochard, trade unionist; Sophie roed’Albert (29); Paul rouger, trade unionist; Karina rosello, trade unionist (93); Jean-Paul rozanès, trade unionist (62); Jo Salamero, trade unionist, Free Thinker (33); rené Sale, trade unionist hospital worker (13); Marc Sanson, trade unionist (93); gérard Schivardi, Mayor of Mailhac, National Secretary of the Independent Workers Partys (11); Arsène Schmitt, trans-border worker trade unionist (57); laurent Simon POI (28); edouard Sledz, Mayor (59); Aliette Soudain, trade unionist (93); Yannick Sybelin, POI (42); Adeline Talec, NPA (29); Joel Tanaff, Free-thinker (28); gilles Tanthiet, trade unionist (93); gilles Tauzier, trade unionist Social Protection Services (93); Ouchene Tedj, trade unionist EDF (92); Chantal urbaniak, trade unionist, POI; Jean-Claude vanier, retired primary school teacher; Pierre-Yves verges, trade unionist EDF (92); Pauline verrier, trade unionist (91); louis viannet, trade unionist; Pierre vidallet, trade unionist (93); Hernani vieira, trade unionist air transport aérie (94); Michèle villalongue, PG (17); Fleury vuadiambo, POI; Pascal Weibel, trade unionist rail worker (57); Nicole Wind, AFPS (94); Yamina Zeghbab, trade unionist National Education (93)

Germany

Heidi Becherer (Vice-secretary Chemnitz region AfA, SPD, Municipal Councillor Chemnitz); gabriele Hahn (DGB Secretary Chemnitz, ver.di, SPD, rfegional secretary AfA); Beate Sieweke (verdi, SPD/AfA, bureau member NRW AfA); Peter Kreutler (member of bureau ver.di Düsseldorf, vice-secretary AfA Düsseldorf); H.-W. Schuster (ver.di, secretary AfA Düsseldorf); Michael Futterer (vice-secretary GEW Baden-Württemberg, S.D); Barbara ludwig (GEW, DGB, SPD); Michael Altmann (member of Ver.di sector 03, vice-secretary AfA Hesse south region); Heinrich Becker (member of the regional bureau GEW); Christof Beshorner (Ver.di shop steward SPD); Maria ebobisse (GEW); Christoph Kappel (ver.di shop steward); lothar Ott (SPD, member of the regional bureau GEW); Peter Saalmüller (member of the adm. Board ver.di Frankfurt Fair, SPD); Klaus Wesemann (ver.di, member of the regional bureau SPD); Thomas Sachs ( member of the regional bureau GEW); Monika Wernecke (ver.di, Die Linke); Friedrich Klein (Mitglied der EVG, BR-Mitglied regional railways Berlin GmbH); Wolfgang Mix ( member of the regional bureau Berlin GEW ); ulla Pingel (trade unionist ver.di); rainer Döring (ver.di); gotthard Krupp (bureau officer ver.di Berlin, bureau official AfA Berlin); volker Prasuhn (ver.di, regional secretary AfA); Polke Peter (EVG, Works’ Council regional network Berlin); Manfred Birkhahn (ver.di); Krister Batzer (youth sector NGG and ver.di); Doro Maubach (working women committee ver.di Cologne); Kerstin Bunz (officer working women ver.di, show steward for women); Harald Korsawe (shop steward ver.di); Heiko Herrmann (shop stewardl ver.di); Anna Mark (shop steward ver.di); Peter Wenzel (SPD, president of the SPD group); Jens Bennarend (SPD, regional vice-secretary); Christina Weng (ver.di, secretary of shop-stewards, SPD); Benny Kutschinno (spokesperson for Die Linke, Bochum); Katrin Dehrmann (ver.di, shop steward for youth and trainees); Melanie Pallien (EVG, shop steward for youth and trainees); Matthias Cornely (shop steward IGM, SPD-AfA); Binnaz Öztoprak (Municipal councillor - SPD); Paul Paternoga (former secretary of the shops stewards GM, SPD); eva gürster (bureau officer ver.di Land sector 3, SPD); ellen engstfeld (spokesperson of the shop stewards ver.di, SPD); Henning Frey (shop steward GEW, SPD); Professor Juliane House,
Hamburg University

Ghana 

Seku Neblett

Greece

Dina Cossé, activist; giorgos ekonomou, trade unionist teacher ELME – Argos region; Dimitra Mpirmpanagou, unemployed, Syriza member; Sotiria lioni, translator, « Ergatika Nea »; Andreas guhl, Syriza member, Editor of « Ergatika Nea »; Dimitris Balaskas, worker in an orange conditioning factory, member of an agricultural cooperative; isaia Karachaliou, public sector teacher .

Guadeloupe

Danik Zandronis – FKNG- Spokesman; Ary Broussilon – Agir en Citoyens - President; :robert Fabert – Travayè é Péyizan official; eli Domota – General Secretary UGTG; Max evariste – General Secretary FO Guadeloupe; Jean-Marc Angèle – Deputy General Secretary, Solidaires Guadeloupe; germain Cantal – President IRETRA BIO Environnement.

Guinea

Diallo Abdoulaye lélouma, representative for the OUSA (Organisation of African Trade Union Unity) at the International Labour Office in Geneva

Hungary

Katona erika, worker; Hajek Csaba, worker; Anyiszonyan Klàra, retired chemistry worker; Somi Judit, activist; Arady Pàl (Gyôr)

India

N. vasudevan, Spokesman, Trade Union Solidarity Committee, Mumbai, Subhas Naik george, Goa; Franklyn D’souza, Mumbai; Aabess Khan, Mumbai; Feroze Mithiboirwala, Mumbai Deepti gopinath, Mumbai

Ireland (personal capacity)

Thomas Pringle TD, Independent, Donegal; Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin T.D, Sinn Féin Cavan and Monaghan; David Norris, Independent Senator; Taryn Trainor, Unite the Union Regional Women’s & Equalities Officer; Belfast; Seán Crowe TD, (Dublin SouthWest) Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Trade and Diaspora; Andrew Shine, NUI Galway Palestine Solidarity Society, Galway City

Italy

Kristian goglio, Leadership official CGIL education, Turin; Alessandra Cigna, Leadership official CGIL education Turin; Dario granaglia shop steward FIOM-CGIL Turin; elisabetta raineri, shop steward CISL education Turin; Andrea Monasterolo, Leadership official CGIL Chemical industry Cuneo; lorenzo varaldo, Leadership official UIL education Turin; ugo Croce, luigi Brandellero, vanna ventre, editorial board Tribuna Libera; gianni guglieri, shop steward UIL chemical industry Turin; Monica grilli, shop steward CGIL education Turin; Danielegrego, shop steward CISL education Turin; valeria Busicchia, shop steward UIL education Turin; Alberto Pian, trade unionist CGIL education.

Kazakhstan
larissa Kharkova, President of the Federation of Free Trade Unions of Kazakhstan (KSPK)

Mali

Balla Konare, Central committee member of SADI (African solidarity for Democracy and Independence Party); Nouhoum Keita, Political Bureau offical SADI; rokia Sanogo, PB Official SADI

Morocco

Karim el Khamlichi, Editor « Akhbar Omaliya» newspaper; Mhamed elazaoui, second vice president National Federation domestic Affairs (personal capacity); Mohamed Chakhtoune, Federation National official, Trades Council Officer UMT Guercif (pers. cap); Khalid el Ajbari, executive officer National Federation of Education UMT (pers. cap.); Youssef Chakouh, national officer National federation of domestic Affairs UMT (pers. cap.); Mohamed Saïd Barghouti, general secretary local branch national federation of Education UMT Targuist (pers. Cap.); Smaïl Jbari, President of the Tétouan branch of the ANCDM (National Association of unemployed diploma-holder) (pers. cap.)

Martinique

lucie gabourg, Département Councillor trade unionist; Jacqueline Petitot, official of the Group Alliance Ouvrière et Paysanne; Hervé Zenoki, deputy general secretary of the CSTM (Federation of Martinique workers); valentin Milka, NOU MATINITJE; Zumby N’Khedy, NOU MATINITJE

Mexique

OPT (Political Organisation of Workers and People)

Moldavia

Political Movement Popular Resistance (Republic of Moldavia)

Netherlands

Diensten en Onderzoek Centrum Palestina (Research Centre Centre on Palestine); Dsonja Zimmermann, Palestine Solidarity Committee

Pakistan

rubina Jamil, President, All Pakistan Workers Confederation, General Secretary APTUF; .Khursheed Ahmed, General Secretary, All Pakistan Workers Confederation; Yousuf Baloch, Chairman All Pakistan Workers Confederation; Akbar Khan, Additional General Secretary All Pakistan Workers Confederation, President National Bank Employers Federation; Anwar gujjar, President, APTUF, Chief organizer Railway Workers Union (Openline); rao Nasim, General Secretary Railway Workers Union (Openline); Nasir gulzar, Chairman, APTUF; Niaz Khan, National Trade Union Federation; . Zaheeruddin Babar, President Nisar Art Press Workers Union; rana Hasan, President Pakistan telecommunication employees union; rashid lodhi, President People Lawyers forum-Punjab; rashid rehman, Chief Editor Daily Times; . Taimure rehman,
CMKP, Laal Band

Palestine

Salah Salah, member of the Palestinian National Council, Committee for the Right to Return Official; Saadat Ahmed; General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (FPLP), in prison; Abouahmed Foued, Deputy GS FPLP, in exile; Dr Maher Tahar, FPLP Political bureau Officer in exile; Abou Ali Hassan, FPLP Political bureau Officer in exile; Khaled leïla; FPLP Political bureau Officer in exile; Djerrar Khalida FPLP Political bureau Officer, West Bank; elfahoum Merouane FPLP Political bureau Officer, in exile; Mezhar Djamil, FPLP Political bureau Officer, Gaza; Kaid elghoul, FPLP Political bureau Officer, Gaza; Aboudeka Meriem, FPLP Political bureau Officer, Gaza; essourani ghazi, FPLP Political bureau Officer; Dr riah Mehena, FPLP Political bureau Officer, Gaza; Medjelaoui Djamil, Member of the NC FPLP, Gaza, Salah Mohamed, FPLP representative in Algeria; Nasser Djaber, FPLP Political bureau Officer, Gaza; Abouhilal Ali, activist; elkaissi Nadir, merchant; Djamel Tatiana, Activist; Chahada Mohamed, teacher; Salah Mohamed, public sector worker; Salah Redouane, public sector worker; Dr Assila Amdjed, doctor; Chamia ismail, teacher ezzouidi Karam, solicitor; Aboukarche Mahmoud, solicitor; Dr Amssi Nidhal, doctor; Moussa Mohamed, engineer; iliazdji Mohamed, engineer; Salah Fathi, interpreter; elghoul Sadia, worker; Kanaan Djala, student; Salah Hamla, media; Abouzemirou Fayçal, worker; rachel giora, Professor Tel Aviv University

Peru

Mario Huaman rivera, General Secretary CGTP (General Federation of the Workers of Peru); luis iarra Delgado, general secretary of the national federation of tap water distribution; raul Ariste Cardenas, General Secretary of the CGTP-Junin region; Demetrio ruiz rios, general secretary federation of the sugar making industry of Peru; Wilmer Anton Mayanga, general secretary CGTP, Lambayeque region; erwin Salazar vasquez, president of the caretaker Junta of the federation of university professors Pedro Ruíz Gallo University (FEDURG); Pilar Cabrera Zelada, general secretary SUTSELAM; richard liza rodriguez (SUTESAL); José luis Mongrutt Manco, general secretary of the unified union of tap water distribution workers of Lima (SUTESAL); Jaime Tinoco raynoso (SUTESAL); Jorge vargas Cardenas (SUTESAL); elvin upiachihua, deputy national secretary control commission Federation of healthcare workers; Javier Honorato Campana Salguero, deputy secretary of the Electrolima Empresas Concesionarias Eléctricas y Afines workers union (SUTEECEA); Alfredo rodolfo Polo Policio, secretary of SUTEECEA; Nazario Celso Arellano Choque, Secretary of the Luz y Fuerzadu Pérou company workers federation; Fidel quipe Aedo, organisation officer of SUTEP (Unified Education Workers’ Union of Peru); Walter quirozibañez (SUTEP); Juan ColladoTaipe (SUTEP); lidelbal Teresita Mamaní, (SUTEP Sector XI); Aldo ugaz Osorio, Trade unionist Federation of Sugar Making Industry of Peru (FTAP); Alfredo Aquino Parco, Trade Unionist legal counsellor Federation of Mineworkers and Metal Workers and Smelters of Peru; Pedro Ortíz Fretell, Federation of Mineworkers and Metal Workers and Smelters of Peru; roberto Jaime roque Panez, Secretary Federation of Mineworkers and Metal Workers and Smelters of Peru; Heber Hidalgo Cornejo,Federation of Mineworkers and Metal Workers and Smelters of Peru; víctor escobar vidales, Federation of Mineworkers and Metal Workers and Smelters of Peru; Bernardo Melendez guerrero, president of FENTUP (National Federation of University Staff of Peru); Winston Huamán Henríquez, general secretary of CITE (state sector workers); Moisés vega romero,organisation secretary CGTP; Jorge Peña Moquillasa, coordinator of the Coalition of defence of State Strategic firms; leopolodo Ortíz Centty, general secretary of FENTENAPU (National Federation of the national Company of Port Workers; Sergio Facho Altuna, official of FENTENAPU; ricardo Herrera Cornejo, organising official of FENTENAPU; Félix Nolazcolanda, trade union official of FENTENAPU; Jorge garcía varillas, political coordinator of FENTENAPU; victoria Andilla velásquez, secretary working women and social guarantees sector of FENTENAPU; grimaldo Carbajal Noreña, general secretary of SUTEECEA Electrolima Empresas Concesionarias Eléctricas y Afines union; Daniel Martel, organisation secretary of SUTEECEA; luís garcía vallejo, secretary of social protection sector of SUTEECEA; Daniel vásquez Alcántara, Official of FTAP; raúl guevara Zelaya, Deputy secretary of SUTE – Ancash region; Wilde Medina Campos, general secretary of FETRAPEP (Union of Fishery workers of Peru); Manuel Pumalloclla Cañamani, official of FENTENAPU; rafael velarde, leadership member of SITRAMUN-Lima (Lima Municipal workers Union); lucio gutiérrez, Official SIDER-PERÚ workers union; genaro rodríguez, official of ADUNI (Association of the National University of engineering) and chair of the executive committee of FENDUP; guillermo Bolaños,artist; Tomas Miranda Saucedo, academic activist for the rights of the people of Amazonia; José Navarro villalobos, activist of the Peruvian Committee of Solidarity with the Palestinian people; Alejandro Arce Suarez, journalist; Omero rider Céspedes Cruz, secretary of the Federation of Students of Peru; Manuel Díazlaguna, vicepresident of the university federation of Santa – Chimbote; enrique rodríguez Fretel, Leadershipp official ofComando Estudiantil Nacionalista (COEN); rené Meza velásquez, leadership member of the Peruvian Committee of solidarity with the Palestinian people.

Portugal

Adélia gomes Specialised Education Teacher; Aires rodrigues Leadership member POUS, Marinha Grande; Ana Sofia Cortes shop steward STFPSA/CGTP, Lisbon; António Chora Works council Auto europa factory, Baixa da Banheira; Carmelinda Pereira Leadership member POUS, Lisbon); Francisco Farinha,Sudent, Science Faculty Lisbon University; isabel Pires Leadership member of SPGL/CGTP, Lisbon; João Barros Former Mayor of Marinha Grande; Joaquim Pagarete Leadership member of IR-USL/CGTP, Lisbon; Márcia Morschbacher student Lisbon University ; João Pedro Freire Matosinhos; José Baião former coordinator of the workers’ commission of TAP Airlines; José Marques guimarães history scholar; Teófilo Braga University and college Lecturer - Azores.

La Réunion

Jean-Claude Barret, LPLP (Lorganisation populer pour libérer not péï); Katell louarn, teacher trade unionist; Jean-Jacques Perrot teacher trade unionist; Jean-Paul Paquiry teacher trade unionist; Christophe gorée, trade unionist (CGTR); Bruno lorigny trade unionist;

Romania

Mugurel Popescu, President University solidarity union (personal capacity); Constantin Cretan, trade unionist; Constantin Ozon-iancu, Association for the Emancipation of Workers (AEM); Marian Tudor, Editor, Tribuna Sociala.

Russia

Alexeï Sakhnine, coordinator of the “Left Front” Movement; Mark vassilev, socialist Movement of Russia (RSD); Anton Poustovoï, Editorial board of Rabochie Izvestiya

Serbia

Branislav Markuš, worker activist, Left Summit of Serbia; Jovana ristić, responsables aux relations extérieures, Marks21 (au nom de l’organisation); Filip Šaćirović, Marksistička omladina „Crveni“ (au nom de l’organisation); ivica Mladenović, étudiant en doctorat; vladimir unkovski-Korica, professeur assistant

Slovenia

Anej Korsika, International Affairs Secretary of Initiative for Democratic socialism on behalf of “United Left” represented in Parliament; Dimitar Anakiev, Doctor, president of the Association of “Erased Workers” ZID, poet and film maker; Marjeta vakar Manfreda Bissue, Feminist activist and writer; Milan Aksentijević, former Member of Parliament, leadership committee member of ZID; Nikola Kužet, former Member of Parliament, member and candidate of the Democratic Party of the Retired of Slovenia (DeSUS); igor Drnovšek, chorister in the symphonic
orchestra of Slovenia environmental activist; gal Kirn, researcher

Spanish State

Blas Ortega, trade unionist UGT FSP, Valencia; ventura Montalbán gámez, EC member of CCOO ( Valencia region); Jesús Béjar, trade unionist CCOO, Regional Council Madrid; Jordi Salvador, General secretary UGT, Tarragona; Pablo garcía Cano, trade unionist CCOO Federal Council CCOO Industry; luis gonzález, Federal Council CCOO; rafael Aguilera, Federal Council UGT-FSP; José Antonio Pozo, National Committee UGT Catalonia; José Almela, Trade Union official UGT-MCA S. Comarques del Nord; roberto Tornamira, General secretary FeS-UGT Madrid; Manel Nieto y Morcillo, General Secretary Comarques del Nord CCOO Castellón; luis lozano Mercadal, General secretary FSP-UGT-PV; lena Balaguer, teacher shop steward UGT; Jesús r. Padilla, «Socialistes per la Répública”; María Jesús Fernández, doctor, trade unionist UGT Basque Country (Euskadi); Juan Miguel Fernández, trade unionist UGT Madrid; Carlos Aristu :trade union official, CCOO U Provincial Seville; Tino Calero, general secretary UGT UC Comarques del Nord Valencia region.

Sri-Lanka

Siva Sivasegaram, Colombo

Sweden

Marcus Carlstedt, Stockholm

Switzerland 

Claude-André reymond, trade unionist SYNDICOM and CGAS (personal capacity); Albert Anor, trade unionist SSP, SP Member, Geneva; richard Beaud, trade unionist Unia; Jean- Marc Cousin, trade unionist SSP, member of the POP Workers and People’s Party; rachid el Khattabi, trade unionist Unia; Marianne gay, SP activist Neufchâtel; Michel gindrat, trade unionist SSP (Public Services Union); Sylviane Herranz, journalist; Claude iseli, SP activist Bevaix; Pierrette iseli, SP activist Bevaix; Ali Korkmaz, trade unionist Unia; Abdeslam landry, Swiss and Moroccan trade unionist; Johan Pain, trade unionist, public transports, Lausanne; Aline robert, SP activist, Vaud; Max robert, trade unionist public services SP member, Vaud; Celio rodrigues, trade unionist Unia; vincenzo Sisto, trade unionist Unia, Rifondazione Comunista Switzerland

Tunisia

Naji Bekhuri, Journalist; Ahlem Belhadj, President of the Democratic women Association; Mokhtar el Tarifi; Samir Tahri, executive bureau officer UGTT; Khalid eNNOuSSi, general director; Mohammed Saleh el Khemiri, President of the Human Rights Section of Tunisia; Abdul Sattar Ben Moussa, President of the Tunisian League of Defence of Human Rights; Safa al-Din Mkadmi, Head of the Tunisisan section of Amnesty International; Jilani Hammami, General secretary of the workers’ Party of Tunisia, Ziad ei Akhdar, General secretary of the Unified Patriots and Democrats Party; Hamou Kilani, General secretary Socialist Party; Samir Bettayeb, General secretary of El Massar Party; Hama el Hamami, spokesman for the Popular Front; Younes latifi, journalist; rashid Alqurmazi, member of the Office of the movement of Social-Democrats; islam el Zahi Belmouqui, Mohammed Belwafi Society for Justice and Liberties; Hakki Nabil, General Secretary of the National Union and Regional bureau of Education, palais - (U.G.T.T); Salem Karmazi, trade unionist agricultural sector; Terchi Nabil, Secondary Education Teacher – trade unionist (U.G.T.T); guecemi lotfi, Member of the Association of Education - (U.G.T.T); rahmouni Adlan, trade unionist Postal worker sector - (U.G.T.T); qasoma Nabil, regional coordinator of unemployed diploma holders association, Kasserine; Macairawi rauf, unemployed diploma holder;

Turkey

Mehmet Bekaroğlu, vice-president of the People’s Republican Partydu, CHP; Kani Beko, president of the Progressive Workers Union Federation DİSK; Şadi Ozansü, president of the Workers Fraternity Party, IKP.

United  Kingdom (All personal capapacity)

John McDonnell, Labour MP; elaine Smith, Labour Member of the Scottish Parliament; Neil Findlay, Labour MSP; Cllr Michelle gregory, Hackney Town Council; Cllr richard lufkin, Labour Shacklewell ward, Hackney CLP; Cllr Keith Morrell, Southampton Town Council; Cllr Makbule gunes, Labour councillor Haringey, UNISON; Cllr Dean Kirk, Hull Borough Council; Cllr gill Kennett, Hull Borough Council; Ian Hodson, National President Bakers’, Food & Allied Workers Union; Andy Bain, TSSA National Treasurer; Karen reissman, UNISON NEC; Bernadette gallagher, UNISON NEC member, Bolton; Diana leach, UNISON NEC; Jon rogers, UNISON NEC; Heather Wakefield, UNISON National Secretary Local Government; Taryn Trainor, UNITE, Regional Women’s & Equalities Officer Belfast; Prof Bill Bowring, International Secretary of the Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, President of the European Lawyers for Democracy and Human
Rights (ELDH); Sian Davin, Solicitor; Haim Bresheeth, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, London School of Oriental and African Studies And Director of Camera Obscura Films; ghada Karmi, Research Fellow, University of Exeter - Patron Palestine Solidarity Campaign; ian Birchall, writer and translator, UCU retired section; Shacklewell ward labour Party, part of Hackney North CLP; Peter Smith, Labour Parliamentary Candidate for South West Norfolk; Jane Doolan, Secretary Islington UNISON; Diana James, Assistant Branch Secretary Islington UNISON; Fiona Monkman, Chair Islington UNISON; Mike Calvert, Islington UNISON Deputy Branch Secretary; Ann green, British Pensioners & Trade Union Action Association; Sue Plain, UNISON NJC Committee and Southwark UNISON branch Secretary; uNiTe Community Branch NW567, Liverpool; Mark Still, RMT Waterloo; Paul Murphy, Islington UNISON steward & Branch International Officer; John Calderon, Labour Party - Hackney CLP; Helen Peters, retired lecturer University of London, UCU; Doreen McNally, Liverpool Unite Community Branch, Former spokeswoman for the Women of the Waterfront; Paul Filby, UCATT Liverpool; John Flanagan, Merseyside Asbestos Support Group; Sheila Coleman, Unite Liverpool Community Branch; Mona Baker, Professor of Translation Studies University of Manchester; Dr gabriela Saldanha, Lecturer in Translation Studies University of Birmingham; Sue Blackwell, UCU activist; Bahadur Najak, University of Durham; randy Banks, Institute for Social and Economic Research University of Essex, UCU; Mike Cushman, London School of Economics, UCU; Dr Barbara Harrell-Bond, Oxford University; Paul Hudson, retired university Teacher; Jo Ann rust, Kings Lynn and District TUC, UNISON activist; Nat queen, University of Birmingham UCU; george Binette, Camden UNISON Branch Secretary and Chair Camden TUC; Sam grove, Shop Steward, Islington UNISON; Tyrone Ballinger, Shop Steward, Islington UNISON; Yesim Senler, rep Islington UNISON; Pam Woods, Islington UNISON; Denise Facey, Housing Convenor Islington UNISON; roger Silverman, Newham NUT; Joanna Cardwell, Shop Steward, Islington UNISON; Felicity Dowling, Chester NUT; Professor Michael loughlin, Manchester Metropolitan University; richard Carabine, Birkbeck College London, UCU; David Halpin, retired surgeons, founder of Dove and Dolphin; Dee reynolds, University of Manchester; Dr Shupikai rinomhota, School of Healthcare University of Leeds; Professor Caroline rooney, Global Uncertainties Leadership Fellow, University of Kent; Marc gibson, Loughborough University UCU Branch Secretary (Admin); graham Durham, UNITE Branch Secretary; Denise Facey, Housing Convenor Islington UNISON; rosemary Plummer, Schools convenor, Islington UNISON; Jenny Densham, Schools convenor, Islington UNISON; Henry Mott, UNITE Southwark; Angie Zelter; Dean ryan, Shop steward Children’s Services Islington UNISON; Siobhan Hawthorne, Shop Steward Public Health Islington UNISON; Celia Oakwood, UNITE Liverpool Community Branch; richard gill, Islington UNISON; Jenny Sutton, Branch Chair UCU Conel (Tottenham); Frank Fitzmaurice, TUSP, Liverpool; 6/522, uNiTe Branch; John Owen, TUSP, Liverpool; Mike Arnott, on behalf of Dundee Trade Unions Council; Dr. roger Burt, Professor Emeritus University of Exeter; Professor richard Seaford, University of Exeter University of Exeter UCU, Universities and College Union; Alex Wood, Islington; Matt Wells, PCS; Dr george Paizis, University College London, UCU; Anthony Brain, member of Birmingham Stop the War Coalition, Birmingham; Marian Brain, Communication Workers Union, Birmingham; Norman Druker, Unison (Retired Members Section) London; Miriam Wells, Freelance journalist; Professor Ray Bush, University of Leeds; ed Bobber, Unison; Alan Wylie, Islington UNISON; louise Wittle, Bristol UNISON; Chris Taylor, Haringey UNISON, Assistant Branch Secretary; gerard Mcgrath, Haringey UNISON, joint branch Branch Secretary; Sean Fox, Haringey UNISON, joint branch Secretary; lisa Mclnerney, Islington UNISON; Mick gilgunn, Islington Trades Union Council; Mary Crompton, NUT Past President.


USA (all organizations and titles are listed for id purposes only)

Colia Clark, Co-Chair, U.S. Hands Off Algeria Committee, Harlem, New York; Alan Benjamin, Executive Board member, San Francisco Labor Council San Francisco, California; Nancy Wohlforth, Vice President, California Federation of Labor, AFLCIO, Washington, DC; larsene Taylor, President, North Carolina Public Service Workers Union UE Local 150 Raleigh, North Carolina; Jack Heyman, Chair Transport Workers Solidarity Committee, Oakland, California; Paul larudee, for Free Palestine Movement International Solidarity Movement - Northern California, Global March to Jerusalem - North America; Peter Olney, Past Organizing Director ILWU, San Francisco, California; Zahi Damuni, Chair; Clarence Thomas, Co-Convener, Million Workers March Member, ILWU Local 10; Al- Awda, The Palestine Right to Return Coalition, Carlsbad, California; Michael eisenscher, National Coordinator U.S. Labor Against the War, Oakland, California; Jerry gordon, Former International Representative, United Food and Commercial Union (ret.), Cleveland, Ohio; Donna Dewitt, President Emeritus, South Carolina AFL-CIO, Columbia, South Carolina; Cynthia McKinney, Former Member of U.S. Congress, Atlanta, Georgia; glen Ford, Executive Director Black Agenda Report, New York, New York; robert irminger, Chair S.F. Region-Inlandboatmen’s Union/ILWU, San Francisco, California; Carol gay, President, NJ State Industrial Union Council, Allenwood, New Jersey; Nada Khader, Executive Director, WESPAC Foundation, White Plains, New York; Kathy Black, National Co-Convener, U.S. Labor Against the War, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; gene Bruskin, Retired trade unionist/writer, Washington, D.C.; ralph Schoenman, Former Secretary, Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, Co-Producer, Taking Aim, Vallejo, California; Mya Shone, Co-Producer, Taking Aim, Vallejo, Califoria; Jim lafferty, Executive Director, National Lawyers Guild-L.A. Chapter, Los Angeles, California ; Mark W. Weber, Dean of Libraries (retired) Kent State University and Board member, Cleveland Peace Action, Cleveland, Ohio; ramona Africa, Minister of Communications, MOVE Organization, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Dr. Suzanne ross, International Spokesperson, Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition, New York, New York; Pam Africa, Chair, International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Saladin Muhammad, Chair,Black Workers for Justice, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; Daniel vila, Green Party candidate For Congress, 13th District, New York, New York; Michael letwin, Co-Convener Labor for Palestine New York, New York; lyn Meza and Joel romero Martinez Secretary and Coordinator, Chelsea Uniting Against the War, Chelsea, Massachusetts; Francesca rosa, Member, SEIU 1021, non-profit division, Member, delegate SF Labor Council, San Francisco, California; Fred Hirsch, Vice President, Plumbers and Fitters Local 393, Santa Cruz, California; greg Coleridge, Director, Northeast Ohio, American Friends Service Committee, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Julian Kunnie, Free Mumia Campaign; Chi Endeh Community Alliance, Arizona, Tucson, Arizona; Allan Fisher, Past President, AFT Local 2121, Delegate to SF Labor Council, San Francisco, California; Marsha Feinland, Vice-Chairperson, Peace and Freedom Party of California, Berkeley, California; Carl Finamore, Former President (ret), IAM Lodge 1781,Current Lodge delegate to the San Francisco Labor Council, AFL-CIO, San Francisco, California; richard A. Koritz, Unionist / Activist National Association of Letter Carriers (AFL-CIO) and North Carolina Triad Jobs with Justice, Greensboro, North Carolina; Al rojas, National Coordinator, Frente de Mexicanos en El Exterior Sacramento, California, Sacramento, California; David Walters, Member, IBEW 1245, retired, Pacifica, California; Bill leumer, Former President IAM Local 565, San Francisco, California; C. T. Weber, North State Organizer, Peace and Freedom Party of California, Sacramento, California; russell Kilday-Hicks, Vice President California State Employees Association, Sacramento, California; Dan Kaplan, Executive Secretary, AFT Local 1493, San Mateo Community College Federation of Teachers, San Mateo, California; John Kirkland Member Carpenters Local Union 1462, Bristol, Pennsylvania; Marlene Santoyo, Member, Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; quaker Meeting, Philadelphia Pennsylvania; roy Walker, Activist, Chicago, Illinois; lenny Potash Exec. Bd. Member, AFSCME Retiree Chapter 36, Los Angeles, California; Jack Hirschman, Revolutionary Poets Brigade/co, San Francisco, California; Professor William r. Woodward,Seacoast Peace Response,Durham, New Hampshire, Seacoast Peace Response, Durham, New Hampshire; Haldon Sutton,UAW Retiree, North Port, Florida; larry Duncan Co-producer Labor Beat cable-TV series Chicago, Illinois.

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I endorse the joint appeal of UGTA and PT for
the “ unconditional, total and immediate lifting of the blockade of Gaza,
immediate end to all war measures against Gaza”
Please return to : UGTA : <salim.labatcha@gmail.com> / PT : <yousseftazibt@yahoo.fr>