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No to Fascist Javier Melei & His Union Busters, Privatizers & Gangsters Around the World
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Date:
Thursday, May 30, 2024
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3:00 PM
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Protest
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UFCLP
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Montgomery Theater
271 South Market St.
San Jose
271 South Market St.
San Jose
Rally In San Jose : No To Fascist Javier Melei & His Union Busters, Privatizers & Gangsters Around The World
What: Protest Against Argentina Fascist President Javier Melei In San Jose At Bay Area Council Conference
Where: Thursday May 30, 2924 3:00 PM
Where: Montgomery Theater
271 South Market St.
San Jose
The corporate controlled Bay Area Council is having a 2024 Pacific Summit in San Jose and they have invited an open fascist, union buster and privatizer Argentina president Javier Melei.
Melei came to office threatening to destroy all unions in Argentina and eliminate democratic rights. He pushed a bill that would prevent more than 3 people from meeting without government permission and has taken action to shutdown all public education and privatize all public services and transportation. A big backer of his is Elon Musk who himself is one of the biggest union busting tech billionaires in the world. Minutes after it became clear that Javier Milei had been elected president of South America’s second-largest nation in November, Elon Musk posted on X: “Prosperity is ahead for Argentina.”
Musk, who like Trump, is an open racist. Musk has terrorized Black workers at his Fremont Tesla plant, fired 700 workers there who were trying to join the UAW and has committed workers comp fraud to avoid liability to injured workers.
He welcomed the election of Melei and was offered a deal for Argentina’s lithium by Melei. Melei is also following the dictates of the US controlled IMF and world bank which is pushing to make Argentina pay its debt by mass starvation and deprivation. Over 50% of the people in rich Argentina live in poverty and Melie has shutdown food kitchens for the millions of poor people in Argentina and attacked Polo Obrero and the Workers Party accusing them of “corruption”. Melei is also working with Trump and other techno fascists around the world to build a world fascist front.
Like Trump he accuses liberal and social democrats of being “communists and socialists. He was a keynote speaker of the fascist Vox party in Spain last week and also met with Meloni and Netanyahu in Israel where he fully backed the US supported genocide against the Palestinians.
Millions of Argentinian workers have had several national labor strikes against Melei and he has refused to pay teachers and other public workers who went on strike in one province and were faced with national police called in by Melie. He is spending more time shuttling around the world while his own country is exploding.
It is time to shut down this fascist union busting tin pot dictator and put him in the dump heap with the rest of his fascist pals.
His invitation by the Bay Area Council shows that they as well are welcoming these same reactionary policies in the US. They support privatization and deregulation and are propagandists for the billionaires in the tech industry.
These same multi-billionaires are introducing AI to eliminate 300 million jobs and also using their control of AI and tech to support a fascist state in the US. Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, Sam Altman, venture capitalist Marc Andreesse, David Sachs, Andreessen Horowitz and Shaun Maguire are now backing Trump who has said he wants to set up a police state and allow the capitalists even greater control of the government and state.
Working people need their own political party that has a program for workers and not the billionaires. We also need a united front against fascism which is growing in the US and internationally.
Join The Picket & Rally Against Melei and His Fascist Attacks, Union Busting and Moves for Dictatorship
NO To Fascist Melie, Stop Union Busting, Privatization and The War on Workers in Argentina, No To The Genocide In Gaza
and the rise of fascism globally.
Initiated by
United Front Committee For A Labor Party UFCLP.org
Endorsed by United Public Workers For Action http://www.upwa
For information:
info [at] ufclp.org
What: Protest Against Argentina Fascist President Javier Melei In San Jose At Bay Area Council Conference
Where: Thursday May 30, 2924 3:00 PM
Where: Montgomery Theater
271 South Market St.
San Jose
The corporate controlled Bay Area Council is having a 2024 Pacific Summit in San Jose and they have invited an open fascist, union buster and privatizer Argentina president Javier Melei.
Melei came to office threatening to destroy all unions in Argentina and eliminate democratic rights. He pushed a bill that would prevent more than 3 people from meeting without government permission and has taken action to shutdown all public education and privatize all public services and transportation. A big backer of his is Elon Musk who himself is one of the biggest union busting tech billionaires in the world. Minutes after it became clear that Javier Milei had been elected president of South America’s second-largest nation in November, Elon Musk posted on X: “Prosperity is ahead for Argentina.”
Musk, who like Trump, is an open racist. Musk has terrorized Black workers at his Fremont Tesla plant, fired 700 workers there who were trying to join the UAW and has committed workers comp fraud to avoid liability to injured workers.
He welcomed the election of Melei and was offered a deal for Argentina’s lithium by Melei. Melei is also following the dictates of the US controlled IMF and world bank which is pushing to make Argentina pay its debt by mass starvation and deprivation. Over 50% of the people in rich Argentina live in poverty and Melie has shutdown food kitchens for the millions of poor people in Argentina and attacked Polo Obrero and the Workers Party accusing them of “corruption”. Melei is also working with Trump and other techno fascists around the world to build a world fascist front.
Like Trump he accuses liberal and social democrats of being “communists and socialists. He was a keynote speaker of the fascist Vox party in Spain last week and also met with Meloni and Netanyahu in Israel where he fully backed the US supported genocide against the Palestinians.
Millions of Argentinian workers have had several national labor strikes against Melei and he has refused to pay teachers and other public workers who went on strike in one province and were faced with national police called in by Melie. He is spending more time shuttling around the world while his own country is exploding.
It is time to shut down this fascist union busting tin pot dictator and put him in the dump heap with the rest of his fascist pals.
His invitation by the Bay Area Council shows that they as well are welcoming these same reactionary policies in the US. They support privatization and deregulation and are propagandists for the billionaires in the tech industry.
These same multi-billionaires are introducing AI to eliminate 300 million jobs and also using their control of AI and tech to support a fascist state in the US. Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, Sam Altman, venture capitalist Marc Andreesse, David Sachs, Andreessen Horowitz and Shaun Maguire are now backing Trump who has said he wants to set up a police state and allow the capitalists even greater control of the government and state.
Working people need their own political party that has a program for workers and not the billionaires. We also need a united front against fascism which is growing in the US and internationally.
Join The Picket & Rally Against Melei and His Fascist Attacks, Union Busting and Moves for Dictatorship
NO To Fascist Melie, Stop Union Busting, Privatization and The War on Workers in Argentina, No To The Genocide In Gaza
and the rise of fascism globally.
Initiated by
United Front Committee For A Labor Party UFCLP.org
Endorsed by United Public Workers For Action http://www.upwa
For information:
info [at] ufclp.org
For more information:
http://www.ufclp.org
Added to the calendar on Tue, May 28, 2024 6:18AM
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Ollas vacías: cierran comedores por falta de fondos
Una red de organizaciones de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y el conurbano bonaerense anunció el cierre inmediato de comedores debido a la imposibilidad de seguir gestionando la asistencia alimentaria porque el Ministerio de Capital Humano no cumple con la transferencia de fondos del Programa de Abordaje Comunitario.
Por Washington Uranga
29 de mayo de 2024 - 13:15
Pagina12
La RAE (Red de apoyo escolar y educación complementaria) anunció el cierre a partir de mañana 30 de mayo de 13 comedores comunitarios que viene gestionando hasta ahora porque “el Estado nacional no transfiere fondos para la compra de alimentos”. Según lo informaron las autoridades de la Red como consecuencia de ello tres mil niñas y niños, jóvenes y adultos, se quedan sin comida.
A lo anterior, se suman 19 comedores de los centros comunitarios de InterRedes, un colectivo de organizaciones con fines similares agrupadas en defensa de los derechos de las infancias y juventudes, que cerrarán también por falta de pago del Estado nacional de fondos destinados Programa de Abordaje Comunitario (ex PNUD), dependiente del Ministerio de Capital Humano, dejando sin alimentos a aproximadamente cinco mil personas.
Por idéntico motivo un total de 183 comedores que dependen de InterRedes corren riesgo de dejar sin asistencia alimentaria diaria a un total de 20 mil personas.
En la misma comunicación en la que se anuncia el cierre de los comedores la RAE informa que “cumplió con todos los requerimientos legales y administrativos requeridos, como así también con las auditorías mensuales implementadas por parte del Ministerio” que, mientras tanto, sigue sin acatar la orden judicial para distribuir los alimentos retenidos en los galpones oficiales.
Los centros comunitarios que dejarán de brindar comida se encuentran ubicados, entre otras localidades, en San Martín, San Isidro, Moreno, Tigre, Vicente López, San Fernando, José León Suarez y la CABA.
Se conoció también que el organismo estatal certificó la existencia de los comedores gestionados por la RAE comprobando “fehacientemente la cantidad de personas asistidas, el tipo de prestación (desayuno, almuerzo, merienda reforzada y cena) y la modalidad en que se brinda (presencial, vianda o bolsón)”. El mismo procedimiento de verificación se cumplió con los comedores de las otras organizaciones reunidas en InterRedes, que también siguen sin recibir los fondos adeudados.
RAE es una asociación civil sin fines de lucro que desde 1988 agrupa el trabajo de 17 organizaciones comunitarias y educativas ubicadas en las villas y barrios populares la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y el conurbano bonaerense. Según consta en sus documentos el propósito de la asociación es trabajar “para impulsar la construcción de una sociedad más justa y solidaria, profundizando el vínculo con otras organizaciones sociales e incidiendo en políticas públicas educativas y sociales”.
La RAE, junto con el Colectivo de A Pie, Red Andando, Cáritas San Isidro, Red el Encuentro y Red de Jardines comunitarios de la Matanza, integran el colectivo InterRedes, organizaciones que trabajan a favor de los derechos de las infancias y juventudes.
Mediante una declaración que lleva el título “el hambre es un crimen” InterRedes exige el “desembolso inmediato de los recursos y la entrega de mercadería necesaria para garantizar el funcionamiento de todos los comedores comunitarios”.
wuranga [at] pagina12.com.ar
Una red de organizaciones de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y el conurbano bonaerense anunció el cierre inmediato de comedores debido a la imposibilidad de seguir gestionando la asistencia alimentaria porque el Ministerio de Capital Humano no cumple con la transferencia de fondos del Programa de Abordaje Comunitario.
Por Washington Uranga
29 de mayo de 2024 - 13:15
Pagina12
La RAE (Red de apoyo escolar y educación complementaria) anunció el cierre a partir de mañana 30 de mayo de 13 comedores comunitarios que viene gestionando hasta ahora porque “el Estado nacional no transfiere fondos para la compra de alimentos”. Según lo informaron las autoridades de la Red como consecuencia de ello tres mil niñas y niños, jóvenes y adultos, se quedan sin comida.
A lo anterior, se suman 19 comedores de los centros comunitarios de InterRedes, un colectivo de organizaciones con fines similares agrupadas en defensa de los derechos de las infancias y juventudes, que cerrarán también por falta de pago del Estado nacional de fondos destinados Programa de Abordaje Comunitario (ex PNUD), dependiente del Ministerio de Capital Humano, dejando sin alimentos a aproximadamente cinco mil personas.
Por idéntico motivo un total de 183 comedores que dependen de InterRedes corren riesgo de dejar sin asistencia alimentaria diaria a un total de 20 mil personas.
En la misma comunicación en la que se anuncia el cierre de los comedores la RAE informa que “cumplió con todos los requerimientos legales y administrativos requeridos, como así también con las auditorías mensuales implementadas por parte del Ministerio” que, mientras tanto, sigue sin acatar la orden judicial para distribuir los alimentos retenidos en los galpones oficiales.
Los centros comunitarios que dejarán de brindar comida se encuentran ubicados, entre otras localidades, en San Martín, San Isidro, Moreno, Tigre, Vicente López, San Fernando, José León Suarez y la CABA.
Se conoció también que el organismo estatal certificó la existencia de los comedores gestionados por la RAE comprobando “fehacientemente la cantidad de personas asistidas, el tipo de prestación (desayuno, almuerzo, merienda reforzada y cena) y la modalidad en que se brinda (presencial, vianda o bolsón)”. El mismo procedimiento de verificación se cumplió con los comedores de las otras organizaciones reunidas en InterRedes, que también siguen sin recibir los fondos adeudados.
RAE es una asociación civil sin fines de lucro que desde 1988 agrupa el trabajo de 17 organizaciones comunitarias y educativas ubicadas en las villas y barrios populares la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y el conurbano bonaerense. Según consta en sus documentos el propósito de la asociación es trabajar “para impulsar la construcción de una sociedad más justa y solidaria, profundizando el vínculo con otras organizaciones sociales e incidiendo en políticas públicas educativas y sociales”.
La RAE, junto con el Colectivo de A Pie, Red Andando, Cáritas San Isidro, Red el Encuentro y Red de Jardines comunitarios de la Matanza, integran el colectivo InterRedes, organizaciones que trabajan a favor de los derechos de las infancias y juventudes.
Mediante una declaración que lleva el título “el hambre es un crimen” InterRedes exige el “desembolso inmediato de los recursos y la entrega de mercadería necesaria para garantizar el funcionamiento de todos los comedores comunitarios”.
wuranga [at] pagina12.com.ar
For more information:
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/740579-ollas-v...
MILEI Starvs the Argentine POOR
Empty pots: dining rooms close due to lack of funds
A network of organizations from the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs announced the immediate closure of soup kitchens due to the impossibility of continuing to manage food assistance because the Ministry of Human Capital does not comply with the transfer of funds from the Community Approach Program.
By Washington Uranga
May 29, 2024 - 1:15 p.m.
Page 12
The RAE (School Support and Complementary Education Network) announced the closure starting tomorrow, May 30, of 13 community kitchens that it has been managing until now because “the national State does not transfer funds for the purchase of food.” As reported by the authorities of the Network, as a result of this, three thousand girls and boys, young people and adults, are left without food.
To the above, there are 19 dining rooms in the community centers of InterRedes, a group of organizations with similar purposes grouped together in defense of the rights of children and youth, which will also close due to non-payment by the national State of funds destined for the Boarding Program. Community (former UNDP), dependent on the Ministry of Human Capital, leaving approximately five thousand people without food.
For the same reason, a total of 183 soup kitchens that depend on InterRedes are at risk of leaving a total of 20 thousand people without daily food assistance.
In the same communication in which the closure of the dining rooms is announced, the RAE reports that "it complied with all the required legal and administrative requirements, as well as with the monthly audits implemented by the Ministry" which, meanwhile, continues not to comply. the court order to distribute the food retained in the official warehouses.
The community centers that will stop providing food are located, among other locations, in San Martín, San Isidro, Moreno, Tigre, Vicente López, San Fernando, José León Suarez and CABA.
It was also known that the state organization certified the existence of the canteens managed by the RAE by “reliably verifying the number of people assisted, the type of benefit (breakfast, lunch, reinforced snack and dinner) and the modality in which it is provided (in person, viand or bag)”. The same verification procedure was carried out with the canteens of the other organizations gathered in InterRedes, which also continue not to receive the funds owed.
RAE is a non-profit civil association that since 1988 brings together the work of 17 community and educational organizations located in the towns and popular neighborhoods of the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs. According to its documents, the purpose of the association is to work “to promote the construction of a more just and supportive society, deepening the link with other social organizations and influencing public educational and social policies.”
The RAE, together with the Colectivo de A Pie, Red Andando, Cáritas San Isidro, Red el Encuentro and Red de Jardines Comunidades de la Matanza, make up the InterRedes collective, organizations that work in favor of the rights of children and youth.
Through a declaration that bears the title “hunger is a crime,” InterRedes demands the “immediate disbursement of resources and the delivery of merchandise necessary to guarantee the operation of all community kitchens.”
wuranga [at] pagina12.com.ar
Empty pots: dining rooms close due to lack of funds
A network of organizations from the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs announced the immediate closure of soup kitchens due to the impossibility of continuing to manage food assistance because the Ministry of Human Capital does not comply with the transfer of funds from the Community Approach Program.
By Washington Uranga
May 29, 2024 - 1:15 p.m.
Page 12
The RAE (School Support and Complementary Education Network) announced the closure starting tomorrow, May 30, of 13 community kitchens that it has been managing until now because “the national State does not transfer funds for the purchase of food.” As reported by the authorities of the Network, as a result of this, three thousand girls and boys, young people and adults, are left without food.
To the above, there are 19 dining rooms in the community centers of InterRedes, a group of organizations with similar purposes grouped together in defense of the rights of children and youth, which will also close due to non-payment by the national State of funds destined for the Boarding Program. Community (former UNDP), dependent on the Ministry of Human Capital, leaving approximately five thousand people without food.
For the same reason, a total of 183 soup kitchens that depend on InterRedes are at risk of leaving a total of 20 thousand people without daily food assistance.
In the same communication in which the closure of the dining rooms is announced, the RAE reports that "it complied with all the required legal and administrative requirements, as well as with the monthly audits implemented by the Ministry" which, meanwhile, continues not to comply. the court order to distribute the food retained in the official warehouses.
The community centers that will stop providing food are located, among other locations, in San Martín, San Isidro, Moreno, Tigre, Vicente López, San Fernando, José León Suarez and CABA.
It was also known that the state organization certified the existence of the canteens managed by the RAE by “reliably verifying the number of people assisted, the type of benefit (breakfast, lunch, reinforced snack and dinner) and the modality in which it is provided (in person, viand or bag)”. The same verification procedure was carried out with the canteens of the other organizations gathered in InterRedes, which also continue not to receive the funds owed.
RAE is a non-profit civil association that since 1988 brings together the work of 17 community and educational organizations located in the towns and popular neighborhoods of the City of Buenos Aires and the Buenos Aires suburbs. According to its documents, the purpose of the association is to work “to promote the construction of a more just and supportive society, deepening the link with other social organizations and influencing public educational and social policies.”
The RAE, together with the Colectivo de A Pie, Red Andando, Cáritas San Isidro, Red el Encuentro and Red de Jardines Comunidades de la Matanza, make up the InterRedes collective, organizations that work in favor of the rights of children and youth.
Through a declaration that bears the title “hunger is a crime,” InterRedes demands the “immediate disbursement of resources and the delivery of merchandise necessary to guarantee the operation of all community kitchens.”
wuranga [at] pagina12.com.ar
For more information:
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/740579-ollas-v...
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