"Further attempts at eviction for / o Occupants of" Backwater "Neptunia" (Department of Canelones, Uruguay $ $)
Brief
previous words:
The Occupation of land, is not only a way directly solve the housing problem. It's raising a break with the logic of the system, with its speculation, and in this case, projecting in practice the creation of a ways of thinking, doing and interacting antagonistic to that imposed by the / these merchants of all that inhabit the land. It is a way of reaffirming and demonstrating that another life is possible.
We do not want to own / land you, we want to inhabit.
The earth is not ours, we / I belong to it!
release some / you Occupants of "Backwater," Neptunia:
began to arrive CEDULONES EVICTION ... Pepe brings Noel ...
As you will read below, despite the summer and what we were told, the case was not for nothing gained. On 22 December we arrived EVICTION CEDULÓN some of the families who we started the process on 25 October ...
From the first day (October 26), was put together an assembly neighboring horizontal (occupants and non-occupants) with a great diversity of opinions and attitudes ... from those who believe it was a great opportunity to regularize their personal situation, to those who argued that it was a way of attacking a social network that has been brewing for years with autonomy, and against all occupations, as our case is not isolated.
was so through the assembly (in addition to leaflets, graffiti and a festival where the legal defense fund and part of the distribution) resulting in two meetings with Yamandú Orsi (representing the IMC Executive (Quartermaster Municipal Department of Canelones) ) and aldermen of the FA (Frente Amplio, the Government Party). In the first meeting the neighbors Orsi said that "NO ONE IN A PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO END IN THE STREET " stating that NO IBAN to accept payment of the contribution of Neptunia SA, but they would expect that SA will approach them for debt negotiation and land occupied, so that no one had to go. So how are you a few promises more ...
He was at another meeting, this time with Carambula. As Carambula was totally inaccessible, it was confirmed a second meeting with Orsi ... but let planted ... after an hour of waiting, a neighbor called and Orsi Secretary told us that they would not come, that was something else. There has not reported ...
Now we learn that Neptunia SA began to pay the debt and that not only BMI openly lied to us about the alleged debt for land, but also knowing that we got the eviction cedulones were unable to tell us (which also promised) that Neptunia SA is paying the debt. Meaning that our situation is even more vulnerable. And for spice, and now tell us that arrived a few cedulones can not do anything ... Divide and rule! Little by little we will be cooking ...
Far from the theory of two evils, we are neither the right nor the left ... the stock does not do any political fat. We want to keep it possible to inhabit the same spaces that people are living!
The clock is ticking, we have little time and is not the most propitious time for social mobilization ... there are many people who go on vacation or working in places that people go on vacation ...
We thank you all the solidarity received so far and urge to double diffusion: painted graffiti on buses and bathrooms, flyers, e-mails, etc. The forms of solidarity are several, each choose according to their ability and desire.
Every slightest action enough, coupled with other PTO ... Graffiti on the Department of Rocha, one at Camino Maldonado, another in the bathroom of the university, another on the road Interbalnearia ... all together becoming stronger and give us encouragement to continue fighting ... and that power makes them see that every eviction has a political cost, and in turn makes us see those who want a different world we have more power than we sometimes feel ... and notes to the / os occupants in general that their struggle is not an "every man for himself" but a social struggle in which they are not alone / you.
Resistance and Joy!
Some / o Occupants of the Coast.
Extracted from: Breaking the Asphalt 
