Randazzo said that the Toba did not go to the Casa Rosada

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The minister denied K Felix Diaz, who alleged that he had not received, and said he was waiting for but never arrived. The official version.


The Interior Minister Florencio Randazzo, today denied having refused to receive the Toba Qom community, led by Felix Diaz, who was quoted this morning at the Casa Rosada. The official noted that K was expecting, but the Formosa never came to the event.

"We do not know why they would not attend the meeting but we are always willing to dialogue," he said Randazzo. The Toba reported this morning that they had been refused passage in Balcarce 50, saying the minister was "very busy" and returned to camp to keep at Avenida de Mayo and 9 July, where they will spend New Year if not addressed .

Toba version says that reached the door of the Casa Rosada, but Claudio Morgado, unexpectedly changed the location of the meeting and told they would be cared for by a lower-ranking official.

Here is what I say tuff happened:

Despite the Christmas promise I made ​​to the Government, community representatives Toba of Formosa (on hunger strike since Thursday 23), were received today by the Interior Minister Florencio Randazzo, and will spend New Year the camp up at Avenida de Mayo and 9 de Julio.

On the morning of Friday 24, the President of INADI, Claudio Morgado, went to the camp to quote today at 10 am at the Casa Rosada. Minutes before the scheduled time, Felix Diaz and her people and was the door of Balcarce 50 accompanied by deputy of Free South, Victoria Donda, when they received an unexpected call from the officer K.

Morgan informed them that the meeting would not be in the Pink, but INADI headquarters, and not enter into a dialogue with Randazzo [who claimed to be too busy to receive them], but with the Secretary of the Interior, Mario Barbosa Moreira. IEN response to this rule change, Felix Diaz decided to return to the place where he made ​​the strike.

"We want to talk with someone who has power of decision ', complained to Perfil.com and said he would not sit down with officials who only get your claim but does not offer any solution.

The Toba, who arrived in Buenos Aires to demand for the deaths of Nov. 23 on Route 86, Formosa, received Christmas at the camp with a hunger strike and all indications are that 2011 will find them there, unless the Randazzo Minister change his mind.

According forward to this medium, are looking to radicalize their protest and stop drinking fluids, which could be fatal, given the high temperatures that come to plague the city of Buenos Aires. Today came up Avenida de Mayo and 9 de Julio Federal police with water cannons and trucks. "We prevensión mode," explained Perfil.com effective.




You who would believe ?????
Source: http://www.perfil.com/contenidos/2010/12/28/noticia_0009.html

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A POINT OF VIEW MORE "SOCIAL CONFLICT OF SUCH



It amuses me that people speak out against the desperately poor squatters with fundamentals such as xenophobia, the incrimination of the poor and story tale as "these people have more privileges and social plans" and others.

Although I totally understand the point of view of the neighbors near the new settlements, we must keep in mind is that "those people" is the excess, the pollution generated by a social machine, aggressive, ruthless and unfortunately globalized which the same keeps people through the lie of representative democracy, a capitalist machine that creates benefits and luxuries for the need of people and under the rug pulled with violence, lies and blame the entire "social scum" that occurs. Violence that comes from the lips of anyone when they talk about casting, killing and despise squatters. It seems easier to wash hands and burn trash sent to fix the machine before that occurs. And while the machine is huge and has millions of couch and TV zombies pulling their strings, I'll keep to one side putting sticks in the wheel.

Can you win a lot of comments against but I will say: I support occupations. After learning that my taxes go to military, priests, politicians, businessmen and other slag, I do not care much fence to social plans, and if I say that people (the poor) have no cure, I will say that even without cure, have children, future members of society "active", and I prefer that child to grow with opportunities equal to those of many, knowing that could have a future and can be integrated and not selling the newspaper on the subway during school hours and feeling like others face discrimination. And not knowing that if born in a village will have to die in it. Those kids then become drug addicts and jets living among the garbage that you and I and all we submitted and we generate every day, a beaten dog becomes aggressive and can bite the hand that feeds him, and that is what we have today in the villages, a pack of hungry dogs ourselves with our discrimination, we in the street.


Source: http://www.periodicotribuna.com.ar/7987-todos-somos-okupas.html