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Catálogo De Prensa Libertaria Y Anarcosindicalista En España (1976-2005) CATÁLOGO DE PRENSA LIBERTARIA Y ANARCOSINDICALISTA EN ESPAÑA (1976-2005) AUTOR: CARLES SANZ Título: A AMSTERDAM Subtítulo: Editor: Iniciativa Ciudadana. CGT LugarPub: Madrid AñosPub: 1997 Periodic: 5 (abr 1997) Nº Pag: DescFis: Presenta: Observac: Boletín de marcha europea contra el paro y la exclusión social. Noticia indirecta no hemos podido consultar ningún ejemplar. Bibliograf: Catálogo Biblioteca Al Margen (BAAM). Título: A LA CALLE/AL CARRER Subtítulo: Órgano de la.. (desde el nº 4 "Órgan d'expressió de la..."; a partir del nº 6 se añade "Butlletí Anarquista") Editor: Federación Regional Sud-Este F.I.J.L. (desde el nº 4 "Federació SudEst de Joventuts Llibertàries F.I.J.L) LugarPub: Valencia AñosPub: 1997?-2000? Periodic: 1 (s/f 97?) 2 (s/f 97?) 3 (98) 4 (s/f 98?) 5 (s/f 99) 6 (s/f 99?) 7 (s/f 99?) 8 (s/f 00?) 9 (s/f 02?) Idioma: castellano y a partir del nº 4 algunos articulos en catalán Dirección: A.C. 1929 NºPag: 40, 40, 32, 32, 32, 4 y 30 respect DescFís: 14,7 x 21 Presenta: fotocopia con ilustraciones, el nº 6 y el 8 con tapas acartulinadas en color rojo Colabor: Mikcjo, Floreal Castilla, François Degoul, David V., Iñaky Alvero, Raul M. Resumen: El nº 1, pasividad, internet, socialismo libertario, anarquismo, cárceles, reproducción del texto de Malatesta "En el café" de 1897 que se entrega por capitulos en cada número, esperanto (con texto en ese idioma), muerte de un insumiso en Zaragoza. El nº 2, contra las guerras, juventudes libertarias de Venezuela, sobre el termino marxismo, prostitución, temas legales de detención. El nº 4, las mentiras de las ONG's, educación, objección fiscal, debate anarquismo-nacionalismo, preguntas más frecuentes sobre anarquismo, prevención legal= estancia en comisaria, Primero de Mayo. El nº 5, contra las ETT's, panteras negras, antimilitarismo, insumisión. El nº 6, sobre los medios de comunicación de masas, anarco-panterismo, reformismo y purismo, manual de acción directa. El nº 7, es un especial de 4 hojas sobre la pena de muerte. El nº 8, contra las próximas elecciones, contiene un único texto en donde se analiza la democracia y se ofrece la alternativa libertaria Observac: salió un nº 0 del que no hemos conseguido ningún número. A partir del nº 4 el nombre de la publicación será "AL CARRER". Se vendia a 100 ptas. La Federación SudEst integrada por JJLL de Valencia, Castellón y Vinaroz. El simbolo, en portada y en el interior, es un aguila rompiendo unas cadenas Hemeroteca: 1-9 (FELLA)/1-9 (CDHS)/1 (CEHI) Bibliograf: Lletra A 55, 57-58/Tetuan 13/Jake Libertario 13 Título: A LA CALLE Subtítulo: Editor: LugarPub: Segovia AñosPub: 1999 Periodic: 4 (abr/may 99) 5 (jun/jul 99) 6 (nov 99) Dirección: A.C. 138 y luego el A.C. 65 NºPag: 24 DescFís: 15,7 x 21,5 Presenta: fotocopia con muchas ilustraciones en diseño fanzine Resumen: sobre la revolución, entrevistas, poesia, antifascismo, noticias contraculturales, entrevistas (André Sorel), manifiesto contrauniversitario, anarquismo, etc. El nº 6, en linea anarquista/situacionista con textos de la Internacional Situacionista y citas de Raoul Vaneigem y Debord Observac: aunque no lo indica es un fanzine de claro contenido libertario- antiautoritario (contra la propiedad privada, por la abolición del salario, etc) Hemeroteca: 4-6 (FELLA)/7 (CDHS) Bibliograf: Tierra y Libertad 130, 135 Título: A CONTRACORRENT Subtítulo: megazine Editor: LugarPub: n/i pero Montcada o La Llagosta (Barcelona) AñosPub: 1995 Periodic: 4 (may 95) NºPag: 16 DescFís: 21 x 29,7 Presenta: fotocopia con ilustraciones Colabor: Victor, Joselin Sin Brike, Vile, Ana Gil, Mercè Resumen: El nº 4, resistencia anticapitalista, contra la incineradora de Montcada, antimilitarismo, apoyo a los zapatistas, entrevista al grupo musical Katars, manifiesto de CNT sobre la pelicula Tierra y Libertad de Ken Loach, sobre el des-censo electoral. Reproducen algunas noticias de la prensa diaria, dibujos procedentes de Agenda Libertaria, Molotov, Campi qui Pugui y una viñeta de la revista SOS Racisme, el dibujo de la portada es de Carlos Azagra Observac: editado por un grupo o colectivo anarquista Hemeroteca: 4 (CDHS) Título: A GALOPAR Subtítulo: Full informatiu Editor: Federació Local de Sindicats de Barcelona. CGT LugarPub: Barcelona AñosPub: 1995-2001 Periodic: 8 (nov 95) 21 (abr 97) 22 (may 97) Idioma: castellano con algún articulo en catalán Dirección: Via Laietana 18 9º NºPag: 4 DescFís: 20,7 x 29,7 Presenta: imprenta-ofset, buena presentación con ilustraciones. La cabecera en rojo y negro Resumen: El nº 7, huelga de profesores interinos, conflictos laborales, asambleas del V Congreso de Catalunya, marcha contra el paro. El nº 21, acoso sexual a una trabajadora, contra la reforma laboral. El nº 22, convocatoria 1º de Mayo, huelga del metro, nuevamente contra la reforma laboral (dibujo en rojo) Observac: Al lado de la cabecera en cada número hay una frase diferente Hemeroteca: 7, 21-22 (CDHS)/7, 16, 20-22 (FELLA)/0-2, 4-19, 22-25, 28-29, espec 96, feb 01 (FSSB)/0-27, espec 96 (AHCB)/21 (CEHI) Bibliograf: La Campana 8, 11-15, 17, 21-22, 34, 48, 50 Título: A GOLPES Subtítulo: Boletin de difusión, debate y lucha social Editor: A COP’S (Asamblea Contra las Prisiones) LugarPub: AñosPub: 2001-2002 Periodic: s/n (s/f pero mar 01) s/n (s/f pero abr 01) s/n (s/f pero may 01) s/n (s/f pero jun 01) s/n (s/f pero jul 01) s/n (s/f pero ago 01) s/n (sep/oct 01) s/n (oct/nov 01) s/n (nov/dic 01) s/n (ene/feb 02) s/n (feb/mar 02) s/n (mar/abr 02) s/n (abr/may 02) s/n (jul/ago/sep 02) s/n (oct/nov 02) Dirección: apartados de correos de diversas ciudades (Palencia, Lugo, Compostela, Huelva, Barcelona, Granada, Jerez, Madrid, Vinarós, Tarragona, Pamplona, El Prat de Llobregat, Lleida, Martorell) NºPag: variable de 20 a 48 con excepción de los de formato mural DescFís: 15,5 x 21,7 excepto tres (abr 01, may 01 y oct/nov 01) a DA3 Presenta: offset con ilustraciones Resumen: reprodución de textos de los propios presos desde diferentes prisiones, sobre FIES, situación en las cárceles, contra el sistema penitenciario, montajes policiales, represión, etc Observac: son boletines de diferentes colectivos anarquistas y antiautoritarios desde diversas ciudades de la peninsula y coordinados para dar soporte a los presos anarquistas y de corrientes revolucionarias Hemeroteca: catorze ejemplares s/n (diez del 01 y cuatro del 02) (FELLA)/nueve ejemplares s/n(seis del del 01 y 3 del 02)(CDHS) Título: A INFOS Subtítulo: Estado Español Editor: Ateneo Libertario LugarPub: Zaragoza AñosPub: 1995 Periodic: 1 (sep 95) Idioma: inglés NºPag: 4 DescFís: 15,7 x 21,5 Presenta: fotocopia sin ilustraciones Resumen: sobre detenciones en Euskadi, antimilitarismo/insumisión, antifascismo, ecologia, anarquismo, etc. Observac: edición en inglés para un proyecto conjunto de noticias contrainformativas montado entre varios paises europeos (Francia, Belgica, Alemania, Holanda, Grecia, Portugal, etc.) Hemeroteca: 1 (CDHS) Título: A POR ELLOS Subtítulo: sueltos de comunicaciones anarquistas. Órgano de expresión del… Editor: Colectivo Tierra y Libertad LugarPub: Dos Hermanas (Sevilla) AñosPub: n/i pero 1990? Periodic: 0 (s/f pero 90?) NºPag: 8 DescFís: 15,7 x 21,5 Presenta: fotocopia con algunas ilustraciones Resumen: justifican su salida por la necesidad de denunciar la violencia y opresión que sufren los pueblos por parte del Estado. En ese número sobre el aborto libre, el lenguaje sexista, elecciones en Chile y noticias breves Hemeroteca: 0 (CDHS) Título: A PUERTO SAGUNTO Subtítulo: Editor: Juventudes Libertarias LugarPub: Puerto Sagunto (Valencia) AñosPub: 1977 Periodic: 0 (77) 1 (77) Observac: no hemos podido consultar ningún ejemplar Hemeroteca: 0-1 (CIRA) Título: A RACHAS Subtítulo: Boletín de la… Editor: Escuela Libre Paideia LugarPub: Mérida (Badajoz) AñosPub: 1995-2005 Periodic: 100 (may 95) 99 (set 95) 98 (dic 95) 69 (mar 96) 0 (jun 96) 13 (dic 96) 11 (mar 97) 1 (jun 97) el cuarto (dic 97) 20 años (abr 98) 10%(jun 98) 7 (feb 99) 33 (jun 99) 3 (dic 99) 96 (jun 00) 1004 (dic 00) U235 (abr 01) monográfico (dic 01) a los 18 años… (jun 02) ∞ (dic 02) monográfico (dic 03) 4’9 (mar 05) Dirección: A.C. 282 NºPag: va de las 32 a las 56 (el monográfico con 50) DescFís: 14,7 x 21 excepto los monográficos a 21 x 29,7 Presenta: ofset aunque a veces parece imprenta, con muchas ilustraciones y dibujos, diseño muy original con tapas de colores distintos en cada número y con una cuerda sobre el lomo y unida por las páginas centrales con un nudo color rojinegro o negro, también en algunos números se insertan pequeños objetos: bandera de tela, un trozo de cera, una goma elastica, pegatina sobre las serias estructuras del poder, pergamino pequeñito atado con una cuerda roja que representa un diploma por aprovechamiento en cosas inutiles, un sobre con el papel de la mujer en la historia, punto de lectura, una peseta en el adios a esa moneda, una escoba minuscula, una hostia de comulgar, sobre con esencias de guerra Colabor: Concha Castaño, Lali Viviens, Jose Luis Viviens, Olalla Mata, Fernando Cabrero, Teresa Cortés, Josefa Martin Luengo que forman el Colectivo Paideia. También Concha Serrano, Pilar Dominguez, Alberto, Eloy Fernández, Lola Luque, Mª José Ramos Mata, Luis Eloy, Pilar Fernández, Julián Sánchez, Alberto Martín, Gloria Blázquez, Jorge Guillén Resumen: Es dificil destacar número a número los temas que toca, la originalidad de este boletín reside en su estética, en su diseño y en su contenido. Los textos se apoyan, con una gran fuerza de expresión y de comprensión, en multiples dibujos muy bien seleccionados.
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