Approaching a new Young Combatants' Day, a time when television news tends to disrupt their normal chronic Farandulera red and replace them with images of riots taking place seemingly senseless, presenting this date as a mere ritual acts and distorting lumpenescos that twenty-six years ago the Vergara brothers were killed in Las Rejas by the police of Pinochet, what would later be disguised as an armed confrontation, lie it would take more than 20 years to be legally rectified.
The youth killed for being committed by militants, to organize to fight against dictatorship and for wanting to build a more just world. As did Pedro Ortiz,
Unlike the Vergara brothers, we are not children of the dictatorship. We are the children of a democratic transition
And while this March 29 many channeled their anger by throwing himself into the streets to deal with the police, we want to reclaim the young fighter beyond the media caricature " usual misfits " we claim it as the young aware and able to fight organized to confront reality and to act as an active member of social transformation. That is precisely what we should give it our student movement to give continuity to the rebel struggle Pedro Ortiz, siblings Vergara and all those who fell trying to build a fairer society and a decent life for all.
This Young Combatants' Day, we salute all the young fighters who take the initiative and do not stay idly against the injustices that are experienced daily. All from below daily invite their peers to discuss, demonstrate and build the organized force that will take us step by step to victory.
Collective Platform
March 2011
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