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  1. Words From Anarchist Prisoner Mónica Caballero

    I am writing to update everyone on some things that have happened these last few weeks.

    Recently, the group of lawyers who have been working on my defense filed an appeal against the ruling in April which denied me parole.

    The response to the appeal was the confirmation of the decision made by the parole board. That is to say, the denial of parole was confirmed.

    Yet, of the three judges who reviewed the appeal filed by the lawyers, one of them voted in favor. In other words, among the three people who have the power to decide if I remain in prison or if I am to be released to complete my sentence under certain conditions and restrictions, one of them chose to release me! This is a significant step forward.

    I don’t expect much from those who enforce the law…I’m simply asking that they follow their own rules, since I overwhelmingly meet each one of the requirements to be granted parole.

    While there has been significant progress toward meeting the conditions of my parole, there are also many powerful people who will do (and are doing) everything they can so that I serve the entirety of my sentence.

    For now, I will continue to exhaust all the options available to me under the rules created by those in power, to be released as soon as possible from this giant cage of cement and bars.

    Mónica Caballero Sepúlveda
    Anarchist prisoner
    September 2026

    lazarzamora.cl/palabras-de-com

    #AnarchistPrisoner #MónicaCaballeroLibre #Chile #Translation

  2. Words From Anarchist Prisoner Mónica Caballero

    I am writing to update everyone on some things that have happened these last few weeks.

    Recently, the group of lawyers who have been working on my defense filed an appeal against the ruling in April which denied me parole.

    The response to the appeal was the confirmation of the decision made by the parole board. That is to say, the denial of parole was confirmed.

    Yet, of the three judges who reviewed the appeal filed by the lawyers, one of them voted in favor. In other words, among the three people who have the power to decide if I remain in prison or if I am to be released to complete my sentence under certain conditions and restrictions, one of them chose to release me! This is a significant step forward.

    I don’t expect much from those who enforce the law…I’m simply asking that they follow their own rules, since I overwhelmingly meet each one of the requirements to be granted parole.

    While there has been significant progress toward meeting the conditions of my parole, there are also many powerful people who will do (and are doing) everything they can so that I serve the entirety of my sentence.

    For now, I will continue to exhaust all the options available to me under the rules created by those in power, to be released as soon as possible from this giant cage of cement and bars.

    Mónica Caballero Sepúlveda
    Anarchist prisoner
    September 2026

    lazarzamora.cl/palabras-de-com

    #AnarchistPrisoner #MónicaCaballeroLibre #Chile #Translation

  3. Words From Anarchist Prisoner Mónica Caballero

    I am writing to update everyone on some things that have happened these last few weeks.

    Recently, the group of lawyers who have been working on my defense filed an appeal against the ruling in April which denied me parole.

    The response to the appeal was the confirmation of the decision made by the parole board. That is to say, the denial of parole was confirmed.

    Yet, of the three judges who reviewed the appeal filed by the lawyers, one of them voted in favor. In other words, among the three people who have the power to decide if I remain in prison or if I am to be released to complete my sentence under certain conditions and restrictions, one of them chose to release me! This is a significant step forward.

    I don’t expect much from those who enforce the law…I’m simply asking that they follow their own rules, since I overwhelmingly meet each one of the requirements to be granted parole.

    While there has been significant progress toward meeting the conditions of my parole, there are also many powerful people who will do (and are doing) everything they can so that I serve the entirety of my sentence.

    For now, I will continue to exhaust all the options available to me under the rules created by those in power, to be released as soon as possible from this giant cage of cement and bars.

    Mónica Caballero Sepúlveda
    Anarchist prisoner
    September 2026

    lazarzamora.cl/palabras-de-com

    #AnarchistPrisoner #MónicaCaballeroLibre #Chile #Translation

  4. Words From Anarchist Prisoner Mónica Caballero

    I am writing to update everyone on some things that have happened these last few weeks.

    Recently, the group of lawyers who have been working on my defense filed an appeal against the ruling in April which denied me parole.

    The response to the appeal was the confirmation of the decision made by the parole board. That is to say, the denial of parole was confirmed.

    Yet, of the three judges who reviewed the appeal filed by the lawyers, one of them voted in favor. In other words, among the three people who have the power to decide if I remain in prison or if I am to be released to complete my sentence under certain conditions and restrictions, one of them chose to release me! This is a significant step forward.

    I don’t expect much from those who enforce the law…I’m simply asking that they follow their own rules, since I overwhelmingly meet each one of the requirements to be granted parole.

    While there has been significant progress toward meeting the conditions of my parole, there are also many powerful people who will do (and are doing) everything they can so that I serve the entirety of my sentence.

    For now, I will continue to exhaust all the options available to me under the rules created by those in power, to be released as soon as possible from this giant cage of cement and bars.

    Mónica Caballero Sepúlveda
    Anarchist prisoner
    September 2026

    lazarzamora.cl/palabras-de-com

    #AnarchistPrisoner #MónicaCaballeroLibre #Chile #Translation

  5. Tightening of Isolation Conditions Against Anarchist Prisoner Aldo Hernández

    The anarchist prisoner Aldo Hernández, sentenced to 21 years for an explosive attack against the Dirección Nacional de Gendarmería in Santiago, Chile in December 2021, has been held for over a year in a maximum-security module in the Gonzalina Prison in Rancagua.

    The social climate obsessed with repression has led to a gradual tightening of prison conditions. Extreme isolation units, uniforms, and visiting rooms have created a prison inside a prison inspired by the Italian model of 41Bis. The current government, from the president José Antonio Kast, to the Security Minister Martín Arrau, to the Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, have all openly affirmed the inspiration they’ve drawn from the Italian model to transform prison modules into literal coffins for the living.

    In the coming days, the regime currently in place in REPAS will be implemented in the Gonzalina prison. That is, 22 hours of strict confinement in individual cells, even greater segregation among prisoners so that during the meager two hours of yard time they see as few other people as possible, and restrictions on receiving money and other articles. The coup de grace of these changes is the elimination of human contact through the implementation of video conferencing for visits.

    Cutting off all contact, whether its hugging through glass or speaking over a monitored phone, is the clearest expression of state revenge. Aldo should already be transferred to a general prison population module. We call on everyone to actively reject this tightening of prison conditions and show their solidarity with the compañero Aldo to get him out of isolation. Today, once again, we take up the cause of solidarity and action.

    Against the tightening of prison conditions: Solidarity and Action!

    Aldo Hernández out of isolation!

    #FreeAldoHernández #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity #Chile

  6. Tightening of Isolation Conditions Against Anarchist Prisoner Aldo Hernández

    The anarchist prisoner Aldo Hernández, sentenced to 21 years for an explosive attack against the Dirección Nacional de Gendarmería in Santiago, Chile in December 2021, has been held for over a year in a maximum-security module in the Gonzalina Prison in Rancagua.

    The social climate obsessed with repression has led to a gradual tightening of prison conditions. Extreme isolation units, uniforms, and visiting rooms have created a prison inside a prison inspired by the Italian model of 41Bis. The current government, from the president José Antonio Kast, to the Security Minister Martín Arrau, to the Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, have all openly affirmed the inspiration they’ve drawn from the Italian model to transform prison modules into literal coffins for the living.

    In the coming days, the regime currently in place in REPAS will be implemented in the Gonzalina prison. That is, 22 hours of strict confinement in individual cells, even greater segregation among prisoners so that during the meager two hours of yard time they see as few other people as possible, and restrictions on receiving money and other articles. The coup de grace of these changes is the elimination of human contact through the implementation of video conferencing for visits.

    Cutting off all contact, whether its hugging through glass or speaking over a monitored phone, is the clearest expression of state revenge. Aldo should already be transferred to a general prison population module. We call on everyone to actively reject this tightening of prison conditions and show their solidarity with the compañero Aldo to get him out of isolation. Today, once again, we take up the cause of solidarity and action.

    Against the tightening of prison conditions: Solidarity and Action!

    Aldo Hernández out of isolation!

    #FreeAldoHernández #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity #Chile

  7. Tightening of Isolation Conditions Against Anarchist Prisoner Aldo Hernández

    The anarchist prisoner Aldo Hernández, sentenced to 21 years for an explosive attack against the Dirección Nacional de Gendarmería in Santiago, Chile in December 2021, has been held for over a year in a maximum-security module in the Gonzalina Prison in Rancagua.

    The social climate obsessed with repression has led to a gradual tightening of prison conditions. Extreme isolation units, uniforms, and visiting rooms have created a prison inside a prison inspired by the Italian model of 41Bis. The current government, from the president José Antonio Kast, to the Security Minister Martín Arrau, to the Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, have all openly affirmed the inspiration they’ve drawn from the Italian model to transform prison modules into literal coffins for the living.

    In the coming days, the regime currently in place in REPAS will be implemented in the Gonzalina prison. That is, 22 hours of strict confinement in individual cells, even greater segregation among prisoners so that during the meager two hours of yard time they see as few other people as possible, and restrictions on receiving money and other articles. The coup de grace of these changes is the elimination of human contact through the implementation of video conferencing for visits.

    Cutting off all contact, whether its hugging through glass or speaking over a monitored phone, is the clearest expression of state revenge. Aldo should already be transferred to a general prison population module. We call on everyone to actively reject this tightening of prison conditions and show their solidarity with the compañero Aldo to get him out of isolation. Today, once again, we take up the cause of solidarity and action.

    Against the tightening of prison conditions: Solidarity and Action!

    Aldo Hernández out of isolation!

    #FreeAldoHernández #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity #Chile

  8. Tightening of Isolation Conditions Against Anarchist Prisoner Aldo Hernández

    The anarchist prisoner Aldo Hernández, sentenced to 21 years for an explosive attack against the Dirección Nacional de Gendarmería in Santiago, Chile in December 2021, has been held for over a year in a maximum-security module in the Gonzalina Prison in Rancagua.

    The social climate obsessed with repression has led to a gradual tightening of prison conditions. Extreme isolation units, uniforms, and visiting rooms have created a prison inside a prison inspired by the Italian model of 41Bis. The current government, from the president José Antonio Kast, to the Security Minister Martín Arrau, to the Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, have all openly affirmed the inspiration they’ve drawn from the Italian model to transform prison modules into literal coffins for the living.

    In the coming days, the regime currently in place in REPAS will be implemented in the Gonzalina prison. That is, 22 hours of strict confinement in individual cells, even greater segregation among prisoners so that during the meager two hours of yard time they see as few other people as possible, and restrictions on receiving money and other articles. The coup de grace of these changes is the elimination of human contact through the implementation of video conferencing for visits.

    Cutting off all contact, whether its hugging through glass or speaking over a monitored phone, is the clearest expression of state revenge. Aldo should already be transferred to a general prison population module. We call on everyone to actively reject this tightening of prison conditions and show their solidarity with the compañero Aldo to get him out of isolation. Today, once again, we take up the cause of solidarity and action.

    Against the tightening of prison conditions: Solidarity and Action!

    Aldo Hernández out of isolation!

    #FreeAldoHernández #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity #Chile

  9. Malik Muhammed Transferred, Please Support!

    "Malik has been transferred to Broad River Correctional (BRCI) – a maximum security facility in Columbia, South Carolina.

    After so much uncertainty and no answers from Oregon DOC, we have learned that Malik has ended up at an institution nearby the Kirkland transfer facility."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammed-t

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  10. Malik Muhammed Transferred, Please Support!

    "Malik has been transferred to Broad River Correctional (BRCI) – a maximum security facility in Columbia, South Carolina.

    After so much uncertainty and no answers from Oregon DOC, we have learned that Malik has ended up at an institution nearby the Kirkland transfer facility."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammed-t

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  11. Malik Muhammed Transferred, Please Support!

    "Malik has been transferred to Broad River Correctional (BRCI) – a maximum security facility in Columbia, South Carolina.

    After so much uncertainty and no answers from Oregon DOC, we have learned that Malik has ended up at an institution nearby the Kirkland transfer facility."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammed-t

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  12. Malik Muhammed Transferred, Please Support!

    "Malik has been transferred to Broad River Correctional (BRCI) – a maximum security facility in Columbia, South Carolina.

    After so much uncertainty and no answers from Oregon DOC, we have learned that Malik has ended up at an institution nearby the Kirkland transfer facility."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammed-t

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  13. Call for Poetry from the Prisons and from the Streets

    We want to share this new call for poetry, Haiku without Haiku, for free, unchained verse, born as a continuation of Haiku without Haiku (2023). The new collection will be titled, “Raices y Radicalidad” (Roots and Radicality) and was launched by the compañeros Juan Sorroche, prisoner in Terri (territory of so-called Italy), and Miguel Peralta, who currently is fleeing persecution from the Mexican State in some part of the world.

    Roots and Radicality seeks to create a space of encounter, convergence, and expression for those who “confront, resist, and struggle daily against power” in different territories.

    Therefore, we invite you all to contribute verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection.

    We welcome contributions in whatever language, including indigenous languages, those languages that resist and flourish in spite of the imposition of colonial languages, as well as any form of free expression.

    This is a call to never stop dreaming, imagining, and creating infinite new worlds!

    [email protected]

    Since colonization, the pueblos have developed different forms of survival and resistance against capital and the ways in which it has plundered their territories: mining for gold, extracting rare earth minerals, megaprojects, the grand deception of green capitalism, and war.

    As capital intensifies its exploitation and colonial imperialism, the struggle and resistance of the pueblos in defense of their territories must be strengthened everywhere, even amidst attempts to repress and exterminate them.

    In our everyday life, through digital hyperconnectivity, we have normalized the reception of information almost in real time from across the world. We have also normalized the idea that to give a “like” means that we are part of some struggle. This phenomenon is limiting action, it is causing the disappearance of different practices which have always pertained to the pueblos and individuals, and it is disappearing spaces for self-defense and action. With this call, we want to create a space of convergence of internationalist solidarity, to share how we feel, and to get a deeper understanding of struggles in the global south from an anticolonial perspective. We want to unlearn, show solidarity, and liberate ourselves.

    We call on the communities in resistance, collectives, individuals, imprisoned people, fugitives, comrades on the run, migrants with and without documents, sexual dissidents, sex worker collectives, searching mothers, autonomies and self-defense groups, occupied spaces, prisoner support collectives, creators and dissident artists, and all those who resist daily and attack power.

    We invite you all to contribute with verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection we have named, Roots and Radicality. Roots and Radicality because the roots represent the origin, the collective memory, that is being passed on through the passage of time, influencing the formation of identity and sense of belonging. That is to say, the way in which individuals recognize and understand each other. At the same time, the territory is where the roots live, developing and expressing themselves through different political and sociocultural practices.

    So, the radicality is the deep return to the origin, it is like a root that moves through the dirt in search of water, digging deep to connect with memory and territory, seeing clearly what we are and where we come from. It is a form of existing that doesn’t stop at the surface, but that seeks the depths where ideas, identities, and changes are born.

    We invite everyone to contribute to this collection of words finally free, incendiary syllables, haikus without haikus, and verses released from the logic of meter, thrown without control toward infinity, free from ownership and commodification. The collected writings will be published in print, in a self-published manner, and will be read in self-organized activities and disseminated amongst those interested and “free.” This includes those who are imprisoned, in psychiatric institutions or migrant detention centers, but also those confined in schools, factories, barrios, and fields, but who still feel free and don’t believe in the illusion that this ecocidal society can continue.

    Raices y Radicalidad
    C/O Infoladen
    Schererstr 8
    13347 Berlin

    Roots and Radicality was born from written dialogue between Juan Sorroche, compañero imprisoned in May 2019 after more than two years on the run, currently being held in a prison in Italy, and Miguel Peralta, anarchist from the community of Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, imprisoned for almost five years in Mexican prisons, and now wondering somewhere in the world, with a legal process still open against him.

    To send your Haiku without Haiku write to:
    [email protected]

    #Poetry #PoetryAgainstPrisons #Abolition #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity

  14. Call for Poetry from the Prisons and from the Streets

    We want to share this new call for poetry, Haiku without Haiku, for free, unchained verse, born as a continuation of Haiku without Haiku (2023). The new collection will be titled, “Raices y Radicalidad” (Roots and Radicality) and was launched by the compañeros Juan Sorroche, prisoner in Terri (territory of so-called Italy), and Miguel Peralta, who currently is fleeing persecution from the Mexican State in some part of the world.

    Roots and Radicality seeks to create a space of encounter, convergence, and expression for those who “confront, resist, and struggle daily against power” in different territories.

    Therefore, we invite you all to contribute verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection.

    We welcome contributions in whatever language, including indigenous languages, those languages that resist and flourish in spite of the imposition of colonial languages, as well as any form of free expression.

    This is a call to never stop dreaming, imagining, and creating infinite new worlds!

    [email protected]

    Since colonization, the pueblos have developed different forms of survival and resistance against capital and the ways in which it has plundered their territories: mining for gold, extracting rare earth minerals, megaprojects, the grand deception of green capitalism, and war.

    As capital intensifies its exploitation and colonial imperialism, the struggle and resistance of the pueblos in defense of their territories must be strengthened everywhere, even amidst attempts to repress and exterminate them.

    In our everyday life, through digital hyperconnectivity, we have normalized the reception of information almost in real time from across the world. We have also normalized the idea that to give a “like” means that we are part of some struggle. This phenomenon is limiting action, it is causing the disappearance of different practices which have always pertained to the pueblos and individuals, and it is disappearing spaces for self-defense and action. With this call, we want to create a space of convergence of internationalist solidarity, to share how we feel, and to get a deeper understanding of struggles in the global south from an anticolonial perspective. We want to unlearn, show solidarity, and liberate ourselves.

    We call on the communities in resistance, collectives, individuals, imprisoned people, fugitives, comrades on the run, migrants with and without documents, sexual dissidents, sex worker collectives, searching mothers, autonomies and self-defense groups, occupied spaces, prisoner support collectives, creators and dissident artists, and all those who resist daily and attack power.

    We invite you all to contribute with verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection we have named, Roots and Radicality. Roots and Radicality because the roots represent the origin, the collective memory, that is being passed on through the passage of time, influencing the formation of identity and sense of belonging. That is to say, the way in which individuals recognize and understand each other. At the same time, the territory is where the roots live, developing and expressing themselves through different political and sociocultural practices.

    So, the radicality is the deep return to the origin, it is like a root that moves through the dirt in search of water, digging deep to connect with memory and territory, seeing clearly what we are and where we come from. It is a form of existing that doesn’t stop at the surface, but that seeks the depths where ideas, identities, and changes are born.

    We invite everyone to contribute to this collection of words finally free, incendiary syllables, haikus without haikus, and verses released from the logic of meter, thrown without control toward infinity, free from ownership and commodification. The collected writings will be published in print, in a self-published manner, and will be read in self-organized activities and disseminated amongst those interested and “free.” This includes those who are imprisoned, in psychiatric institutions or migrant detention centers, but also those confined in schools, factories, barrios, and fields, but who still feel free and don’t believe in the illusion that this ecocidal society can continue.

    Raices y Radicalidad
    C/O Infoladen
    Schererstr 8
    13347 Berlin

    Roots and Radicality was born from written dialogue between Juan Sorroche, compañero imprisoned in May 2019 after more than two years on the run, currently being held in a prison in Italy, and Miguel Peralta, anarchist from the community of Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, imprisoned for almost five years in Mexican prisons, and now wondering somewhere in the world, with a legal process still open against him.

    To send your Haiku without Haiku write to:
    [email protected]

    #Poetry #PoetryAgainstPrisons #Abolition #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity

  15. Call for Poetry from the Prisons and from the Streets

    We want to share this new call for poetry, Haiku without Haiku, for free, unchained verse, born as a continuation of Haiku without Haiku (2023). The new collection will be titled, “Raices y Radicalidad” (Roots and Radicality) and was launched by the compañeros Juan Sorroche, prisoner in Terri (territory of so-called Italy), and Miguel Peralta, who currently is fleeing persecution from the Mexican State in some part of the world.

    Roots and Radicality seeks to create a space of encounter, convergence, and expression for those who “confront, resist, and struggle daily against power” in different territories.

    Therefore, we invite you all to contribute verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection.

    We welcome contributions in whatever language, including indigenous languages, those languages that resist and flourish in spite of the imposition of colonial languages, as well as any form of free expression.

    This is a call to never stop dreaming, imagining, and creating infinite new worlds!

    [email protected]

    Since colonization, the pueblos have developed different forms of survival and resistance against capital and the ways in which it has plundered their territories: mining for gold, extracting rare earth minerals, megaprojects, the grand deception of green capitalism, and war.

    As capital intensifies its exploitation and colonial imperialism, the struggle and resistance of the pueblos in defense of their territories must be strengthened everywhere, even amidst attempts to repress and exterminate them.

    In our everyday life, through digital hyperconnectivity, we have normalized the reception of information almost in real time from across the world. We have also normalized the idea that to give a “like” means that we are part of some struggle. This phenomenon is limiting action, it is causing the disappearance of different practices which have always pertained to the pueblos and individuals, and it is disappearing spaces for self-defense and action. With this call, we want to create a space of convergence of internationalist solidarity, to share how we feel, and to get a deeper understanding of struggles in the global south from an anticolonial perspective. We want to unlearn, show solidarity, and liberate ourselves.

    We call on the communities in resistance, collectives, individuals, imprisoned people, fugitives, comrades on the run, migrants with and without documents, sexual dissidents, sex worker collectives, searching mothers, autonomies and self-defense groups, occupied spaces, prisoner support collectives, creators and dissident artists, and all those who resist daily and attack power.

    We invite you all to contribute with verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection we have named, Roots and Radicality. Roots and Radicality because the roots represent the origin, the collective memory, that is being passed on through the passage of time, influencing the formation of identity and sense of belonging. That is to say, the way in which individuals recognize and understand each other. At the same time, the territory is where the roots live, developing and expressing themselves through different political and sociocultural practices.

    So, the radicality is the deep return to the origin, it is like a root that moves through the dirt in search of water, digging deep to connect with memory and territory, seeing clearly what we are and where we come from. It is a form of existing that doesn’t stop at the surface, but that seeks the depths where ideas, identities, and changes are born.

    We invite everyone to contribute to this collection of words finally free, incendiary syllables, haikus without haikus, and verses released from the logic of meter, thrown without control toward infinity, free from ownership and commodification. The collected writings will be published in print, in a self-published manner, and will be read in self-organized activities and disseminated amongst those interested and “free.” This includes those who are imprisoned, in psychiatric institutions or migrant detention centers, but also those confined in schools, factories, barrios, and fields, but who still feel free and don’t believe in the illusion that this ecocidal society can continue.

    Raices y Radicalidad
    C/O Infoladen
    Schererstr 8
    13347 Berlin

    Roots and Radicality was born from written dialogue between Juan Sorroche, compañero imprisoned in May 2019 after more than two years on the run, currently being held in a prison in Italy, and Miguel Peralta, anarchist from the community of Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, imprisoned for almost five years in Mexican prisons, and now wondering somewhere in the world, with a legal process still open against him.

    To send your Haiku without Haiku write to:
    [email protected]

    #Poetry #PoetryAgainstPrisons #Abolition #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity

  16. Call for Poetry from the Prisons and from the Streets

    We want to share this new call for poetry, Haiku without Haiku, for free, unchained verse, born as a continuation of Haiku without Haiku (2023). The new collection will be titled, “Raices y Radicalidad” (Roots and Radicality) and was launched by the compañeros Juan Sorroche, prisoner in Terri (territory of so-called Italy), and Miguel Peralta, who currently is fleeing persecution from the Mexican State in some part of the world.

    Roots and Radicality seeks to create a space of encounter, convergence, and expression for those who “confront, resist, and struggle daily against power” in different territories.

    Therefore, we invite you all to contribute verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection.

    We welcome contributions in whatever language, including indigenous languages, those languages that resist and flourish in spite of the imposition of colonial languages, as well as any form of free expression.

    This is a call to never stop dreaming, imagining, and creating infinite new worlds!

    [email protected]

    Since colonization, the pueblos have developed different forms of survival and resistance against capital and the ways in which it has plundered their territories: mining for gold, extracting rare earth minerals, megaprojects, the grand deception of green capitalism, and war.

    As capital intensifies its exploitation and colonial imperialism, the struggle and resistance of the pueblos in defense of their territories must be strengthened everywhere, even amidst attempts to repress and exterminate them.

    In our everyday life, through digital hyperconnectivity, we have normalized the reception of information almost in real time from across the world. We have also normalized the idea that to give a “like” means that we are part of some struggle. This phenomenon is limiting action, it is causing the disappearance of different practices which have always pertained to the pueblos and individuals, and it is disappearing spaces for self-defense and action. With this call, we want to create a space of convergence of internationalist solidarity, to share how we feel, and to get a deeper understanding of struggles in the global south from an anticolonial perspective. We want to unlearn, show solidarity, and liberate ourselves.

    We call on the communities in resistance, collectives, individuals, imprisoned people, fugitives, comrades on the run, migrants with and without documents, sexual dissidents, sex worker collectives, searching mothers, autonomies and self-defense groups, occupied spaces, prisoner support collectives, creators and dissident artists, and all those who resist daily and attack power.

    We invite you all to contribute with verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection we have named, Roots and Radicality. Roots and Radicality because the roots represent the origin, the collective memory, that is being passed on through the passage of time, influencing the formation of identity and sense of belonging. That is to say, the way in which individuals recognize and understand each other. At the same time, the territory is where the roots live, developing and expressing themselves through different political and sociocultural practices.

    So, the radicality is the deep return to the origin, it is like a root that moves through the dirt in search of water, digging deep to connect with memory and territory, seeing clearly what we are and where we come from. It is a form of existing that doesn’t stop at the surface, but that seeks the depths where ideas, identities, and changes are born.

    We invite everyone to contribute to this collection of words finally free, incendiary syllables, haikus without haikus, and verses released from the logic of meter, thrown without control toward infinity, free from ownership and commodification. The collected writings will be published in print, in a self-published manner, and will be read in self-organized activities and disseminated amongst those interested and “free.” This includes those who are imprisoned, in psychiatric institutions or migrant detention centers, but also those confined in schools, factories, barrios, and fields, but who still feel free and don’t believe in the illusion that this ecocidal society can continue.

    Raices y Radicalidad
    C/O Infoladen
    Schererstr 8
    13347 Berlin

    Roots and Radicality was born from written dialogue between Juan Sorroche, compañero imprisoned in May 2019 after more than two years on the run, currently being held in a prison in Italy, and Miguel Peralta, anarchist from the community of Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, imprisoned for almost five years in Mexican prisons, and now wondering somewhere in the world, with a legal process still open against him.

    To send your Haiku without Haiku write to:
    [email protected]

    #Poetry #PoetryAgainstPrisons #Abolition #AnarchistPrisoner #AnarchistSolidarity

  17. Malik Muhammad moved to South Carolina in rare Interstate Transfer

    "The recent escalation in Malik’s treatment comes as the state has dramatically increased repression of antifascists. It’s only been a couple of weeks since the verdict in the first Prairieland court case showed that the state will use torture, intimidation, and blatant lies to get its way when it comes to repressing antifascism and advancing its “Antifa Scare” agenda. Malik’s removal to SC is yet another example of the state targeting them for their identity and their antifascist politics."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammad-m

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Repression #Solidarity

  18. Malik Muhammad moved to South Carolina in rare Interstate Transfer

    "The recent escalation in Malik’s treatment comes as the state has dramatically increased repression of antifascists. It’s only been a couple of weeks since the verdict in the first Prairieland court case showed that the state will use torture, intimidation, and blatant lies to get its way when it comes to repressing antifascism and advancing its “Antifa Scare” agenda. Malik’s removal to SC is yet another example of the state targeting them for their identity and their antifascist politics."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammad-m

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Repression #Solidarity

  19. Malik Muhammad moved to South Carolina in rare Interstate Transfer

    "The recent escalation in Malik’s treatment comes as the state has dramatically increased repression of antifascists. It’s only been a couple of weeks since the verdict in the first Prairieland court case showed that the state will use torture, intimidation, and blatant lies to get its way when it comes to repressing antifascism and advancing its “Antifa Scare” agenda. Malik’s removal to SC is yet another example of the state targeting them for their identity and their antifascist politics."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammad-m

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Repression #Solidarity

  20. Malik Muhammad moved to South Carolina in rare Interstate Transfer

    "The recent escalation in Malik’s treatment comes as the state has dramatically increased repression of antifascists. It’s only been a couple of weeks since the verdict in the first Prairieland court case showed that the state will use torture, intimidation, and blatant lies to get its way when it comes to repressing antifascism and advancing its “Antifa Scare” agenda. Malik’s removal to SC is yet another example of the state targeting them for their identity and their antifascist politics."

    abcf.net/blog/malik-muhammad-m

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #AnarchistPrisoner #Repression #Solidarity

  21. Statement from Marius Mason on his May 2026 release

    "What I really want you all to know is how incredibly proud it made me to be part of a community of resistance that stood together. It impressed the people I met in prison for so much love and solidarity to be expressed so powerfully for someone who was behind the walls.

    It demonstrated that in our movement, though we were physically separated, we could stay together in spirit, that solidarity and love are action words, and that we are all in it for the long haul.

    Change does not come easy, but solidarity is when we flex our strength as a people."

    abcf.net/blog/statement-from-m

    #MariusMason #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  22. Statement from Marius Mason on his May 2026 release

    "What I really want you all to know is how incredibly proud it made me to be part of a community of resistance that stood together. It impressed the people I met in prison for so much love and solidarity to be expressed so powerfully for someone who was behind the walls.

    It demonstrated that in our movement, though we were physically separated, we could stay together in spirit, that solidarity and love are action words, and that we are all in it for the long haul.

    Change does not come easy, but solidarity is when we flex our strength as a people."

    abcf.net/blog/statement-from-m

    #MariusMason #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  23. Statement from Marius Mason on his May 2026 release

    "What I really want you all to know is how incredibly proud it made me to be part of a community of resistance that stood together. It impressed the people I met in prison for so much love and solidarity to be expressed so powerfully for someone who was behind the walls.

    It demonstrated that in our movement, though we were physically separated, we could stay together in spirit, that solidarity and love are action words, and that we are all in it for the long haul.

    Change does not come easy, but solidarity is when we flex our strength as a people."

    abcf.net/blog/statement-from-m

    #MariusMason #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  24. Statement from Marius Mason on his May 2026 release

    "What I really want you all to know is how incredibly proud it made me to be part of a community of resistance that stood together. It impressed the people I met in prison for so much love and solidarity to be expressed so powerfully for someone who was behind the walls.

    It demonstrated that in our movement, though we were physically separated, we could stay together in spirit, that solidarity and love are action words, and that we are all in it for the long haul.

    Change does not come easy, but solidarity is when we flex our strength as a people."

    abcf.net/blog/statement-from-m

    #MariusMason #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity

  25. Oregon DOC is actively disappearing Malik Muhammad

    "In the wake of a call-in campaign to get Malik out of solitary confinement (once again), something even more alarming happened. On Monday March 30th, 2026, a member of Malik’s support team realized they disappeared from the prison messaging app GettingOut. Similarly the inmate search database for the state of Oregon showed no record of them.

    Family and friends have been frantically calling Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI) and various contact numbers for Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). State representatives were very reluctant to provide any information, though one in the Office of Population Management stated that Malik was moved to a “confidential location” but refused to specify where or for what reason."

    malikspeaks.noblogs.org/post/2

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #Oregon #AnarchistPrisoner

  26. Oregon DOC is actively disappearing Malik Muhammad

    "In the wake of a call-in campaign to get Malik out of solitary confinement (once again), something even more alarming happened. On Monday March 30th, 2026, a member of Malik’s support team realized they disappeared from the prison messaging app GettingOut. Similarly the inmate search database for the state of Oregon showed no record of them.

    Family and friends have been frantically calling Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI) and various contact numbers for Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). State representatives were very reluctant to provide any information, though one in the Office of Population Management stated that Malik was moved to a “confidential location” but refused to specify where or for what reason."

    malikspeaks.noblogs.org/post/2

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #Oregon #AnarchistPrisoner

  27. Oregon DOC is actively disappearing Malik Muhammad

    "In the wake of a call-in campaign to get Malik out of solitary confinement (once again), something even more alarming happened. On Monday March 30th, 2026, a member of Malik’s support team realized they disappeared from the prison messaging app GettingOut. Similarly the inmate search database for the state of Oregon showed no record of them.

    Family and friends have been frantically calling Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI) and various contact numbers for Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). State representatives were very reluctant to provide any information, though one in the Office of Population Management stated that Malik was moved to a “confidential location” but refused to specify where or for what reason."

    malikspeaks.noblogs.org/post/2

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #Oregon #AnarchistPrisoner

  28. Oregon DOC is actively disappearing Malik Muhammad

    "In the wake of a call-in campaign to get Malik out of solitary confinement (once again), something even more alarming happened. On Monday March 30th, 2026, a member of Malik’s support team realized they disappeared from the prison messaging app GettingOut. Similarly the inmate search database for the state of Oregon showed no record of them.

    Family and friends have been frantically calling Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI) and various contact numbers for Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). State representatives were very reluctant to provide any information, though one in the Office of Population Management stated that Malik was moved to a “confidential location” but refused to specify where or for what reason."

    malikspeaks.noblogs.org/post/2

    #FreeMalikMuhammad #Oregon #AnarchistPrisoner

  29. Fundraiser for released anarchist prisoner, Casey Brezik

    After 15 years in prison, anarchist political prisoner Casey Brezik has come home!

    He is adjusting well, and psyched about life, but needs help to get started.

    Living expenses and basic needs can be difficult to meet without a job, connections and experience moving through this technology-driven, end-stage-capitalist reality.

    Anything you give will help ease the labor and anxiety that anyone would be dealing with after nearly two decades in a highly-controlled, hyperviolent carceral system.

    Donate:

    cashapp: $caseybrezik
    venmo: @casey-brezik

    abcf.net/blog/fundraiser-for-r

    #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity #CaseyBrezik

  30. Fundraiser for released anarchist prisoner, Casey Brezik

    After 15 years in prison, anarchist political prisoner Casey Brezik has come home!

    He is adjusting well, and psyched about life, but needs help to get started.

    Living expenses and basic needs can be difficult to meet without a job, connections and experience moving through this technology-driven, end-stage-capitalist reality.

    Anything you give will help ease the labor and anxiety that anyone would be dealing with after nearly two decades in a highly-controlled, hyperviolent carceral system.

    Donate:

    cashapp: $caseybrezik
    venmo: @casey-brezik

    abcf.net/blog/fundraiser-for-r

    #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity #CaseyBrezik

  31. Fundraiser for released anarchist prisoner, Casey Brezik

    After 15 years in prison, anarchist political prisoner Casey Brezik has come home!

    He is adjusting well, and psyched about life, but needs help to get started.

    Living expenses and basic needs can be difficult to meet without a job, connections and experience moving through this technology-driven, end-stage-capitalist reality.

    Anything you give will help ease the labor and anxiety that anyone would be dealing with after nearly two decades in a highly-controlled, hyperviolent carceral system.

    Donate:

    cashapp: $caseybrezik
    venmo: @casey-brezik

    abcf.net/blog/fundraiser-for-r

    #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity #CaseyBrezik

  32. Fundraiser for released anarchist prisoner, Casey Brezik

    After 15 years in prison, anarchist political prisoner Casey Brezik has come home!

    He is adjusting well, and psyched about life, but needs help to get started.

    Living expenses and basic needs can be difficult to meet without a job, connections and experience moving through this technology-driven, end-stage-capitalist reality.

    Anything you give will help ease the labor and anxiety that anyone would be dealing with after nearly two decades in a highly-controlled, hyperviolent carceral system.

    Donate:

    cashapp: $caseybrezik
    venmo: @casey-brezik

    abcf.net/blog/fundraiser-for-r

    #AnarchistPrisoner #Solidarity #CaseyBrezik

  33. "We Are Striking a Blow at the State:" The Alabama Prisoners Work Strike

    "We see work strikes as a weapon to be used to hit 'em where it hurts. There are many different strategies and tactics that prison rebels use, and work stoppages are just one of them. We organize around the knowledge that prison is slavery and super-exploitation of our labor power. Work stoppages are often violent due to the arena and conditions that prisoners are forced to maneuver in.

    Prisons are, by nature, violent places. The guards are armed to the teeth with pepper spray, batons, sticks, knives, handcuffs, gas, and guns, and they use extreme violence as a mechanism of control. Moreover, organizers of work stoppages must navigate the different groups: gangs, shot-callers, influencers, and dope boys—and believe me, each of them has their own agendas."

    scalawagmagazine.org/2026/02/w

    #FreeMichaelKimble #AnarchistPrisoner #Alabama #PrisonStrike

  34. "We Are Striking a Blow at the State:" The Alabama Prisoners Work Strike

    "We see work strikes as a weapon to be used to hit 'em where it hurts. There are many different strategies and tactics that prison rebels use, and work stoppages are just one of them. We organize around the knowledge that prison is slavery and super-exploitation of our labor power. Work stoppages are often violent due to the arena and conditions that prisoners are forced to maneuver in.

    Prisons are, by nature, violent places. The guards are armed to the teeth with pepper spray, batons, sticks, knives, handcuffs, gas, and guns, and they use extreme violence as a mechanism of control. Moreover, organizers of work stoppages must navigate the different groups: gangs, shot-callers, influencers, and dope boys—and believe me, each of them has their own agendas."

    scalawagmagazine.org/2026/02/w

    #FreeMichaelKimble #AnarchistPrisoner #Alabama #PrisonStrike

  35. "We Are Striking a Blow at the State:" The Alabama Prisoners Work Strike

    "We see work strikes as a weapon to be used to hit 'em where it hurts. There are many different strategies and tactics that prison rebels use, and work stoppages are just one of them. We organize around the knowledge that prison is slavery and super-exploitation of our labor power. Work stoppages are often violent due to the arena and conditions that prisoners are forced to maneuver in.

    Prisons are, by nature, violent places. The guards are armed to the teeth with pepper spray, batons, sticks, knives, handcuffs, gas, and guns, and they use extreme violence as a mechanism of control. Moreover, organizers of work stoppages must navigate the different groups: gangs, shot-callers, influencers, and dope boys—and believe me, each of them has their own agendas."

    scalawagmagazine.org/2026/02/w

    #FreeMichaelKimble #AnarchistPrisoner #Alabama #PrisonStrike

  36. "We Are Striking a Blow at the State:" The Alabama Prisoners Work Strike

    "We see work strikes as a weapon to be used to hit 'em where it hurts. There are many different strategies and tactics that prison rebels use, and work stoppages are just one of them. We organize around the knowledge that prison is slavery and super-exploitation of our labor power. Work stoppages are often violent due to the arena and conditions that prisoners are forced to maneuver in.

    Prisons are, by nature, violent places. The guards are armed to the teeth with pepper spray, batons, sticks, knives, handcuffs, gas, and guns, and they use extreme violence as a mechanism of control. Moreover, organizers of work stoppages must navigate the different groups: gangs, shot-callers, influencers, and dope boys—and believe me, each of them has their own agendas."

    scalawagmagazine.org/2026/02/w

    #FreeMichaelKimble #AnarchistPrisoner #Alabama #PrisonStrike

  37. I want to live in peace with my children, without daily suffering, without exhaustion, without hardship. I want security, love, and peace. We don't ask for anything but human rights, but these have become mere wishes in our lives.🥺🙏👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌿
    #Humanity
    #Solidarity
    #FreePalestine
    #Mastodon
    #AnarchistPrisoner #Abolition

  38. I want to live in peace with my children, without daily suffering, without exhaustion, without hardship. I want security, love, and peace. We don't ask for anything but human rights, but these have become mere wishes in our lives.🥺🙏👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌿
    #Humanity
    #Solidarity
    #FreePalestine
    #Mastodon
    #AnarchistPrisoner #Abolition

  39. I want to live in peace with my children, without daily suffering, without exhaustion, without hardship. I want security, love, and peace. We don't ask for anything but human rights, but these have become mere wishes in our lives.🥺🙏👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌿
    #Humanity
    #Solidarity
    #FreePalestine
    #Mastodon
    #AnarchistPrisoner #Abolition