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(en) IFA - Homage to the Spanish Revolution, 90 years on (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Date
Thu, 20 Aug 2026 08:21:18 +0300
This year, to mark the 90th anniversary of the Spanish
Social Revolution, the Argentine Libertarian Federation (FLA) will be
holding an open event at our premises on Saturday 18 July at 7 pm. ---
This date is of particular significance to us because, during the
Spanish Social Revolution, the FLA (which was known as the Argentine
Anarcho-Communist Federation (FACA) during the early 1930s and adopted
its current name in 1955) actively participated in and supported this
revolutionary struggle. For this reason, Reconstruir, the FLA's
publishing house, is publishing two books on this significant
revolutionary experience. Both book have been published especially for
this occasion and will be presented on the day of the event, Homage to
the Spanish Revolution, 90 years on:
The first is a piece of research by a comrade from the FLA
and the Ácratas de Salta collective, entitled: "José Puertas, An
Anarchist from Salta in the Spanish Social Revolution". The son of
Spanish migrants, Puertas was born in Salta (in northern Argentina), but
at a very young age his family returned to the Iberian Peninsula,
specifically to the Basque Country. There he spent much of his
adolescence and, over time, forged his own history as an anarchist
activist in a Spain in turmoil. This region was in the throes of a
pre-revolutionary process, with conservative factions poised to bring
down the Second Spanish Republic. The coup d'état, which took place in
1936, led to the Spanish Civil War broke out between 1936 and 1939, but
various revolutionary movements developed in parallel with the conflict.
Against this backdrop, Puertas was forced to take up arms to defend
these movements and fight the fascist
forces.[https://youtu.be/8kekP8zjBjU?is=Vc0cpN3eZSBaxJdC]
The second book brings together two research projects
carried out by our comrades Nadia Ledesma Prietto and Gisela Manzoni.
The papers are entitled: "A thread in the transnational warp. Ana
Piacenza/Nita Nahuel's unpatriotic trajectory between Argentina and
Spain" and "In a world of Free Women, why not make feminism anarchist?".
The first article seeks to highlight and examine the history of the
struggles for women's emancipation. It reconstructs the anarchist
activism of Ana Piacenza (1906-1972), a figure whose life and work are
rarely remembered. Ana played an active role in the founding of FACA. In
1936, she travelled to Spain to support the Revolution, and her
contributions were significant within organisations such as Mujeres
Libres, the newspaper Tierra y Libertad, and the CNT-FAI radio station,
amongst other initiatives. In the decades that followed, now living in
the city of Rosario (Argentina), she remained tirelessly committed and
spearheaded the formation of new organisations such as the Union of
Libertarian Socialist Women. This biographical account is accompanied by
a series of photographs documenting her time in Barcelona in 1937. We
have also included the full transcripts of the various articles that Ana
Piacenza published in militant publications of the time. Meanwhile, the
second article examines the role of women during the Spanish Revolution
and the reasons for creating spaces outside trade union or political
organisations, as well as the debates they had to wage even
within.[https://youtu.be/xXTTLWSNUmE?is=wVp-MIsEZQgpSQ9l]
This latest book will be presented during Homage to the
Spanish Revolution, 90 years on 18 July, alongside its authors.
In addition, during this tribute there will be a reading of
Ana Piacenza's writings, live music featuring 'bagpipe rebelde' and
'Flamenco revolucionario', a book fair and food to share.
@federacionlibertariaargentina
editorialreconstruir@disroot.org
federacionlibertariaargentina@disroot.org
http://www.federacionlibertariaargentina.org/
https://i-f-a.org/2026/07/14/homage-to-the-spanish-revolution-90-years-anniversary-homenaje-a-la-revolucion-espanola-a-90-anos/
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