Syndicalist Confederation of the Liberators of South America
Libertadores
Divided by nationality. United by the same ideal.
A New Era of PROSPERITY and true independence will begin for all of South America
One hundred years ago, the powderkeg that started the Russian Revolution was about to explode and the brave comrades of the young CNT were struggling against a declining monarchy. The seeds for socialism to sprout were planted, yet unfortunately the opportunity as wasted as the dictatorship of the "proletariat" usurped from the workers their dignity and emancipation, leading to, like Mikhail Bakunin predicted, the development of a tyranny where the State owned everyone as slaves. After the fall of the failed Soviet Union, the bourgeois gloated over a certain victory while capitalism continued its road towards barbarism, to the point certain reactionaries claimed such moment was the "end of history", and humanity would have no further political developments, only eternal false democracies.
They were wrong. For ideals won't die this easily no matter how much brainwashing with retarded and idiotized forms entertainment coupled with delusional religions they provide to alienate the people, for a dividing line in the history of South America is set now.
In the distant past, during the early years of the independence struggle for different peoples of South America, there were men such as Simon Bolivar and
José de San Martín, who had a dream driven by the ideals of forging a truly strong nation to be able to withstand less obvious forms of foreign colonialism and exploitation than those of their former masters: the dream of an united South America, standing tall against all those who seek to subjugate her.
But such dream was impossible under the ambitions of countless of petty plantation owners and easily bribed rulers, and the imperialists of this continent, Kwanzania, knew that the best way to ensure their supremacy over America was through the tried and tested method of "divide and conquer": Where once there were only Gran Colombia, United Provinces of South America(La Plata), Chile, Peru-Bolivian Confederacy and Brazil, the continent was segregated into dozens of smaller countries, more easily subjugated by imperialism this way. For there was no true essence to unite them, even though they spoke the same language and had many cultural similarities, those alone are not enough, and some meddling of the United States sealed the next centuries of South American history for the next centuries: disunited, weak, practically exploitation colonies for their new master.
The men like Simon Bolivar who fought for a dream of independence of South America were know by the simple title of Libertadores: Liberators. Their ultimate goal was less successful than they hope, but never died. And once again the struggle shall carry on through new Libertadores. The Libertadores of Argentina, from a recently successful socialist uprising, have given what is only the first of many steps to finally accomplish this dream: together with Brazil they now form the Syndicalist Confederation of the Liberators of South America, an old idea given a new direction, and this time, unlike the phantoms of failed socialist attempts of the 20th century, we shall succeed.
No matter the cost. We shall succeed. For our most precious gift is the true freedom of our people, and we will defend it to the last breath. Never again shall imperialism crush and steal from us!
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Is it worth to risk countless lives on such a tiny piece of land and end with a fiasco as great as the first Falklands conflict, specially now that petroleum was made nearly obsoleted with the discovery of TN-materials?
Integration of Argentina as a member-nation of the Libertadores strengthens the "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" movement. Popular manifestations for pressuring the Argentinian claim over the Falkland Islands intensify.
Buenos Aires,
The old debacle over the Falklands is very far from a buried subject in the mind of many Argentinians. With the recent integration of Argentina with Brazil, some of the more dedicated followers of the movement for pressuring the return of the Falklands to Argentina now believe their nation is now gifted with an unequal opportunity to pressure the United Kingdom to concede it. Manifestations happened in the city of Buenos Aires, gathering around fifty thousand activists waving banners ranging from the weird "AR?AR? gibe Malvinas plz. I report u" to the aggressive: "Malvinas a Argentina o Guerra!" (Falklands to Argentina or War!), they spent two hours spreading pamphlets and speaking loudly to the curious public.
For now, neither the Brazilian representative Alvaro Adorno nor the Argentinian revolutionary leader known only as "Rey de un ojo"(1eyedking), also know for giving an extremely high worth to "art" on any form of entertainment he purveys, gave any opinions about the Falklands claim, although it is known that the Brazilians don't care at all about it and because of how any kind of gunboat diplomacy on the matter would require an absolute majority aproval through direct voting, it is unlikely this will lead to real political consequences.
Other news: Bee flying vertically chosen as the symbol of the future Libertadores Space Force.