#ArgentinaDía Nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia

Ingresó a Plaza de Mayo la tela con los rostros de los 30.000 asesinados y desaparecidos por la #dictadura, a 49 años del #GolpeDeEstado, en una masiva marcha en #BuenosAires contra el negacionismo.

#NuncaMás
#NiPerdonNiOlvido

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#Argentina: "we will all be retirees" - retirees organize march against government over #pensions, joined by football fans and #unions. Government responds with tear gas and water jets

https://www.footboom1.com/en/news/football/2432437-retirees-march-with-fans-in-argentina-the-protest-uniting-football-supporters

/e/OS Meet-ups & Flash Parties Alert!

Hey, /e/OS fam! Don't miss out on these upcoming community flash parties and meet-ups.

#BuenosAires #Argentina
March 12th
7 PM - 11 PM
/e/OS Installation Workshop at Polo Cultural Tacheles (organized by @cybercirujas @soldan)
Register here: https://cryptpad.disroot.org/form/#/3/form/edit/533acaad1664f77beb95b15398b9e389/

#Lyon #France
May 24 & 25
Flash party during JDLL (organized by @lyonchiffrofete )
Register here: https://pretix.mossroy.fr/LyonCafeViePrivee/JdLL2025/

New Street Art 6# (14 Photos)

https://streetartutopia.com/2025/03/05/new-street-art-6-14-photos/

Hola gentecita hermosa!
Soy nueva acá, estoy buscando mi tribu para charlar como en los buenos viejos tiempos de los foros.

Mis intereses:
#AuDHD (aprendiendo sobre mi experiencia humana a través de este lente)
#feminismo #antifascista (milito en [LAS] de sistemas, organicé por 5 años consecutivos la conferencia #FemITConf y coordino el taller de educación ciencia y tecnología en los #encuentroplurinacional )
#economía (estudio en la UBA FCE y me interesa especialmente la economía de cuidados y la dinámica internacional de deuda externa)
#standup (me gustan los juegos de palabras y de sentidos, puns, no sarcasmo, no revictimización) mis favos: hanna gadsby, laila roth, sara silverman

Obviedades: #michis , #ramen, #vegetarianismo , #recitales , #buenosaires

Fedifiesta

Puerto Pirata, sábado, 8 de febrero, 16:00 GMT-3

Reprogramamos del 1/2 al 8/2 para poder ir a la Marcha federal del orgullo antifascista antirracista LGTBIQNB+ [vagancio.partidopirata.com.ar]

Las plataformas privativas como Instagram, Twitter o Facebook se han convertido en entornos hostiles donde se extienden el fascismo, la desinformación y el contenido chatarra.

¡Sumate a habitar las redes libres! Allí encontraremos un lugar autogestionado y comunitario donde pasarla bien, compartir información, encontrarnos y organizarnos sin algoritmos rancios ni corporaciones.

¡Venite a la FediFiesta para conocerlas!

La #FediFiesta es una iniciativa de @criticalswitch [hispagatos.space] a la que nos sumamos y le ponemos la cuerpa.

https://vagancio.partidopirata.com.ar/event/fedifiesta

Today in Labor History January 16, 1919: Semana Tragica (Tragic week) ended on this date in Buenos Aires. The authorities slaughtered as many as 700 workers and wounded 2,000. The government repression that followed decimated the militant Argentinean anarchist labor movement. From 1902 until 1909, the Federacion Obrera Regional Argentina had waged a series of General Strikes against the bosses and anti-labor legislation. The Semana Tragica began as a strike at the Vasena metal works. On January 3, striking workers fired on the police, wounding three. On January 7, the maritime workers voted for a General Strike for better wages and hours. On that same date, militant workers shot and killed an army lieutenant at the Vasena metal works. The police responded by killing five workers. That night, militant workers killed two more soldiers. On January 8, the waterfront strike began, halting all loading and unloading of cargo. On January 8, hundreds marched in a funeral procession for the workers who had been killed by the cops. Along the way, they attacked property and burned cars. The police fired into the procession, killing several people. Mobs then rampaged throughout Buenos Aires, burning streetcars and buildings, looting sporting goods stores for guns and ammunition. 3,000 stormed the Lacrose Station. The Argentine Chamber of Deputies fought with each other, but took no action on the violence in the streets. The violence and killings continued for days, with right-wing vigilantes joining the police and soldiers, assaulting workers and committing pogroms against the city’s Jews.