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  1. Meanwhile, Andrew #Moloney wins the IBF Super Flyweight Title from Wilibaldo #Garcia in a controversial MD. Garcia landed more punches in more rounds, but the judges favored Moloney. This is Moloney's redemption of some sort, after that devastating KO vs Junto #Nakatani and that loss against Pedro #Guevara. 👊

    Masamuchi #Yabuki retains the IBF Flyweight Title against Rene #Calixto via UD. Yabuki score 2 KD in the 1st round, but Calixto made a comeback in the 2nd half of the fight. 💪

  2. 🎂🎵🎤🎬✊🎂 Cate #Blanchett 🧡, David #Byrne, Jack #Bruce, George #Lucas, Bobby #Darin, Che #Guevara, Sidney #Bechet (starb an seinem Geburtstag), Anne #Clark, Urban #Priol, Olly #Murs 🎂🎵🎤🎬✊🎂

  3. The #Marginalian, always fascinating:

    themarginalian.org/2026/01/01/

    I’d long known that the lack of decent medical care for ordinary people was one of the main personal motivations behind Guevera’s revolutionary mission, in Cuba and elsewhere. I had not known that the latter positioned bodily health so centrally in his philosophy of socialism.

    #healthcare #health #socialism #Guevara #Cuba

  4. Che Guevara on what it takes for a revolution

    Che argues that all faith in the bourgeois systems must be shattered and shaken to the core for any chance at revolution to occur

    #socialism #communism #che #guevara #cheguevara #cuba #argentina #marxism

  5. 🧵 El compañero Ernesto "Che" Guevara estuvo en la Franja de Gaza en 1959 #che #guevara #gaza

  6. 🧵 El compañero Ernesto "Che" Guevara estuvo en la Franja de Gaza en 1959 #che #guevara #gaza

  7. #Guevara: "Somos una sola raza mestiza desde México hasta el estrecho de Magallanes."

    (Y también mas norte, creo yo)

  8. We must confront, crush this enemy: Aleida Guevara addresses Lebanese | Al Mayadeen English – english.almayadeen.net/news/po

    Reiterating the importance of facing the enemy, she stressed, "We must confront and crush this enemy; we have no other choice. We cannot continue to allow them to kill innocent women, men, and children—accepting this is simply unacceptable."

    #israel #guevara @palestine @lebanon #genocide

  9. Today, we remember Guevara of Gaza, Mohammed Al-Aswad, on the 51st anniversary of his martyrdom.

    Mohammed was 13 years old when Marxist revolutionary Ernesto Che Guevara paid his first visit to the Gaza Strip that was, at the time, administered by Egypt.

    Little did he know that he will become a resistance icon and nicknamed “Gaza’s Guevara” for his tremendous role in the resistance against the occupation in Gaza and his continuous revolt against injustice and colonialism, as well as his ability to hide and confuse the enemy.

    Originally, Mohammed al-Aswad, or “Gaza’s Guevara” was born in the coastal city of Haifa in 1946. Later, the boy and his family sought refuge after they were displaced from their city as a result of the 1948 Nakba and eventually ended up in a refugee camp in Gaza.

    Al-Aswad grew up to become a resistance activist against the Zionist regime and was jailed for two years. After his release in 1970, he joined the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and gradually got promoted to commander of the PFLP military wing in the Gaza Strip.

    During that time, he focused on training and educating resistance forces, as well as organizing demonstrations and strikes against the occupation, applying Martyr Bassel al-Araj’s doctrine: “If you don’t want to be engaged (in fighting oppression), your intellect is pointless.”

    His integrity made Moshe Dayan, former  occupation Minister of Security, say, “We run Gaza by day, and Guevara and his comrades run it at night.”

    In one operation a group of his comrades stormed an area besieged by the regime, targeting it with explosives and machine gun fire, killing four Zionist soldiers and injuring many others. This operation occurred in full view of the besieged Palestinians, forced the occupation to retreat, and broke the siege.

    He wrote, “I cannot stand the sight of our people suffering the horrors of the terrible occupation and remain silent. I can’t wait; I can’t stand it. I desire to hit them and hit them. No, rather, I desire to destroy and destroy this enemy in every place.

    We can only prove our existence by action, not by words.”

    Two years later, on March 9th of 1973, the occupation located Guevara after four years of chasing him. They besieged him in Gaza with hundreds of soldiers, tanks, and planes. Guevara did not falter. He and his two comrades—Kamel Al-Asmi and Abdulhadi Al-Hayek—emerged ready to battle and refusing to surrender. All three were martyred. Moshe Dayan himself came to Gaza to ensure that Guevara, the nightmare that haunted the zionists, was truly martyred.

    Three years later, “Gaza’s Guevara” was martyred during a heroic battle in the Strip.

    Ernesto Che Guevara’s visit to Gaza

    Martyr Mohammed al-Aswad’s story is vivid proof of the significant and strong relationship between Che Guevara and the Palestinian cause, which Gaza has become the symbol of.

    In fact, Che Guevara’s visit to the Strip on June 18, 1959, at the invitation of the late Egyptian President and leader Gamal Abdel-Nasser, came to establish a state of solidarity and harmony between Cuba and the Palestinian cause.

    His visit to Gaza transformed the cause from regional to global and reflected his famous phrase: “Solidarity is a condition that must always be practiced.”

    The occupation of Palestine and the systematic ethnic cleansing against its population triggered the establishment of Palestinian Resistance forces and the emergence of freedom fighters, legitimized by Abdel-Nasser, who was considered a leader against colonialism and imperialism.

    To break the determination and resilience of the Resistance, occupation forces, led by Ariel Sharon, Prime Minister from 2001 till 2006, continuously attacked the Gaza Strip and its refugee camps, committing horrible massacres against many Palestinians and Egyptian soldiers, with no reaction from the international community that simply turned a blind eye to the atrocities.

    A historic visit by all means

    Che’s visit came in support of Palestinian national liberation and revolutionary movements against imperialism and colonization.

    It was an exceptional visit that was met enthusiastically by resistance leaders and Palestinians.

    He was accompanied to al-Bureij Camp, where Zionist committed some of the most horrible massacres, and saw the poverty and hardship that Palestinians were living in, advised Palestinian leaders to pursue the path of resistance, which they tread through their people’s resilience and steadfastness.

    During the visit, he addressed the camp leader Mustafa Abu Midyan, saying, “You should show me what you have done to liberate your country. Where are the training camps? Where are the arms manufacturing factories? Where are the people’s mobilization centers?” With these words, Guevara was trying to lay out the foundations necessary for any resistance movement.

    At the same time, he urged Palestinian refugees to continue their struggle in order to liberate their land from the occupation, offering to supply the Palestinian resistance with arms and training.

    And the impact still echoes

    Following the historic visit, Cuba offered scholarships, granted citizenships, and organized many conferences all in support of Palestine and the Palestinian people.

    In addition, the island of Cuba was one of the first countries to recognize the Palestine Liberation Organization when it was founded in 1964.

    Soon after his visit, the Marxist doctor became an icon for the Palestinian resistance and fighters and a symbol of revolution, especially for leftist movements.

    Hasta Siempre

    On this occasion, on the 54th anniversary of his martyrdom, it goes without saying that Che’s resistance, integrity, and solidarity is what we are in need of to liberate the oppressed nations, such as Palestine, Yemen, and any country in the world from Western imperialism, colonialism, and military occupation. His memory still brings forth devoted revolutionary resistance figures such “Gaza’s Guevara”, Mohammed al-Aswad.

    Armed with his forwardness and valor, he would have been on the frontlines in Gaza fighting the Israeli siege. He would have been digging, using a tool as simple as a spoon, alongside the other six, the freedom tunnel that liberates the whole of Palestine from the operators of the Gilboa Prison.

    source: Resistance News Network, Al Mayadeen

    https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/post/2024/03/10/remembering-guevara-of-gaza-mohammed-al-aswad-on-the-51st-anniversary-of-his-martyrdom/

    #gaza #guevara #palestine #westAsia

  10. #Antifaschismus bleibt Handarbeit. Vor 81 Jahren: Widerstandsorganisationen #EAM und #EDES sprengen die Brücke von #Gorgopotamos

    In der Nacht vom 25. November 1942 sprengten die Widerstandsorganisationen EAM und EDES die Brücke von Gorgopotamos in die Luft. Der Erfolg der Aktion behinderte unter anderem für mehrere Tage den Nachschub der deutschen Truppen in #Nordafrika, hatte aber als Symbol für die Möglichkeit des Widerstands gegen die vermeintlich übermächtige #Besatzung höhere Bedeutung.

    Die #Sprengung der Brücke war auch ein Fanal für den massiven griechischen #Widerstand gegen die deutsche Besatzung. Die Hauptkraft der #Partisanenarmee, die #ELAS unter Aris #Velouchiotis, hatte zeitweilig mehr als 120.000 Mann und fügte den Besatzern erhebliche Verluste zu.

    "Velouchiotis steht auch heute noch ganz im Zeichen der politischen Landschaft Griechenlands. Von den #Linksradikale​n wurde er für seinen Widerstand gegen die #Nazis ähnlich wie Che #Guevara oder Ho Chi #Minh in westeuropäischen Ländern zur #Symbolfigur erhoben." (...)

    trueten.de/archives/13005-Vor-

    #Antifa #Geschichte #Griechenland #Hellas #KKE #Athen #Thessaloniki #Dekemvriana #Δεκεμβριανά #Afrika #Sowjetunion #Varkiza

  11. #Antifaschismus bleibt Handarbeit. Vor 81 Jahren: Widerstandsorganisationen #EAM und #EDES sprengen die Brücke von #Gorgopotamos

    In der Nacht vom 25. November 1942 sprengten die Widerstandsorganisationen EAM und EDES die Brücke von Gorgopotamos in die Luft. Der Erfolg der Aktion behinderte unter anderem für mehrere Tage den Nachschub der deutschen Truppen in #Nordafrika, hatte aber als Symbol für die Möglichkeit des Widerstands gegen die vermeintlich übermächtige #Besatzung höhere Bedeutung.

    Die #Sprengung der Brücke war auch ein Fanal für den massiven griechischen #Widerstand gegen die deutsche Besatzung. Die Hauptkraft der #Partisanenarmee, die #ELAS unter Aris #Velouchiotis, hatte zeitweilig mehr als 120.000 Mann und fügte den Besatzern erhebliche Verluste zu.

    "Velouchiotis steht auch heute noch ganz im Zeichen der politischen Landschaft Griechenlands. Von den #Linksradikale​n wurde er für seinen Widerstand gegen die #Nazis ähnlich wie Che #Guevara oder Ho Chi #Minh in westeuropäischen Ländern zur #Symbolfigur erhoben." (...)

    trueten.de/archives/13005-Vor-

    #Antifa #Geschichte #Griechenland #Hellas #KKE #Athen #Thessaloniki #Dekemvriana #Δεκεμβριανά #Afrika #Sowjetunion #Varkiza

  12. "To the Palestinian peoples: Homeland or death, we shall overcome!"

    Aleida Guevara, a physician, activist, and daughter of Che Guevara, speaks out for Palestine.

    #Guevara #Palestine #EndTheOccupation

    youtu.be/HqgwsTeCzfI

  13. Ehre für einen Mörder.
    Che #Guevara ein skrupelloser Befehlshaber,
    Mörder und Rassist. Er schickte sogar Kindersoldaten
    in den Tod. #Che #Kuba #DieLinke

  14. Ehre für einen Mörder.
    Che #Guevara ein skrupelloser Befehlshaber,
    Mörder und Rassist. Er schickte sogar Kindersoldaten
    in den Tod. #Che #Kuba #DieLinke