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(en) US, Tucson Arizona, No-Border Encuentro: Update from the Borderline Anarchy Collective (BLAC) - Winter 2007
Date
Tue, 26 Dec 2006 19:50:34 +0200
Compañeras y compañeros - greetings from the Sonoran desert. We are
writing you to provide you with an update on the winter 2007 no-border
encuentro, being planned for Tucson Arizona. After much discussion and
consideration, we've pushed back the date for the encuentro to February
16-19, 2007. Time sneaked up on us, and as a collective we felt this
would give us sufficient time to realize the encuentro the way that
we've envisioned.
We are planning the weekend as an opportunity for like-minded compañer@s
across borders and throughout the region to gather, share our vision and
ideas, coordinate around local and regional issues and strategize for
the Calexico/Mexicali No Border Camp in autumn 2007.
Below you will find the original invitation to the encuentro. If you are
thinking of coming, please contact us, as space is limited. We look
forward to seeing you in February.
For a world without borders,
The Borderline Anarchy Collective, Tucson
info@blac.detritus.net <mailto:info@blac.detritus.net>
Tucson Encuentro Anti-fronterizo - Febrero February No Border Encuentro
- Tucson
The BorderLine Autonomy Collective (BLAC) invites those who share our
vision of a world without borders to join us in Tucson this February
16-19, 2007 as we strategize to build a movement against borders and for
humanity. This February encuentro is meant to advance the development of
the No Border Camp being held near the Calexico/Mexicali border in the
Fall of 2007, and the North American No Border Network.
Around the world, international borders are used to divide people, and to
define and to control the conditions of our lives. The militarization of
borders is key to maintaining the neo-liberal capitalist system.
As long as the U.S./Mexico border has existed, people have been struggling
against it. While goods and capital move freely across this boundary many
people are criminalized, persecuted and killed for doing so. For years,
around the world, people have been tearing down fences, freeing detainees
and fighting for the rights of migrant people. A global movement against
borders and migration controls is rising.
At the February Encuentro we will host workshops and planning meetings for
the No Border Camp, along with field trips and cultural events. Housing
will be provided, as well as some meals. Some funding is available to help
people who may have to travel longer distances. A suggested donation of
$20 per participant is requested.
If you are interested in attending, or offering a workshop or activity,
please contact the Tucson Borderline Anarchy Collective(BLAC) at
info@blac.detritus.net <mailto:info@blac.detritus.net> - and help spread
the word. There is limited space
for participants so contacting us with an RSVP is requested.
The North American No Border Network is being organized under the
hallmarks of Peoples' Global Action, pasted below:
People's Global Action Hallmarks:
1. A very clear rejection of capitalism, imperialism and feudalism; all
trade agreements, institutions and governments that promote destructive
globalisation;
2. We reject all forms and systems of domination and discrimination
including, but not limited to, patriarchy, racism and religious
fundamentalism of all creeds. We embrace the full dignity of all human
beings.
3. A confrontational attitude, since we do not think that lobbying can
have a major impact in such biased and undemocratic organisations, in
which transnational capital is the only real policy-maker;
4. A call to direct action and civil disobedience, support for social
movements' struggles, advocating forms of resistance which maximize
respect for life and oppressed peoples' rights, as well as the
construction of local alternatives to global capitalism;
5. An organisational philosophy based on decentralisation and autonomy.
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