Chile – Dark Nights

ES/EN: Llamamiento de solidaridad con motivo del centenario de la muerte de Kaneko Fumiko – Call for Solidarity on the Centenary of Kaneko Fumiko’s Death

Posted on 2026/07/22 by darknights

Llamamiento de solidaridad con motivo del centenario de la muerte de Kaneko Fumiko
Desde la Biblioteca Anarquista de Kamakura a lxs compañeros de Chile

Desde la Biblioteca Anarquista, situada en la lejana ciudad de Kamakura, Japón, enviamos un saludo de solidaridad a las y los compañeros de Chile
reunidos para recordar a Kaneko Fumiko.

A comienzos de la década de 1920, Kaneko Fumiko desarrolló su actividad como anarquista en Tokio. Llegó a la convicción de que una sociedad sin el emperador de Japón ni su familia imperial era la condición necesaria para construir una sociedad basada en la igualdad y el apoyo mutuo.

Esa idea era intolerable para los gobernantes del Imperio japonés. Fue condenada a muerte por el delito de alta traición, una ley que castigaba incluso el hecho de concebir la desaparición del emperador.
Posteriormente, por decisión de las autoridades, la sentencia fue conmutada por cadena perpetua. Sin embargo, cuatro meses después puso fin a su vida en una celda de aislamiento.

En aquella época, el Imperio japonés había colonizado Corea y ejercía una violenta represión contra la población coreana para impedir el movimiento por la independencia. Antes de ser arrestada, Kaneko Fumiko había iniciado su militancia anarquista junto a Pak Yol (Park Yeol), nacido en Corea, con quien compartió su vida y su lucha.
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Jornada: Fumiko Kaneko – A 100 años de su fuego ($hile)

Posted on 2026/07/18 by darknights

La memoria anárquica es porfiada e inquieta, imposible de ser encerrada justamente porque nuestra memoria negra apunta a destruir todas las jaulas, incluyendo aquellas en las que caemos por inercia. Pero como todas nuestras prácticas ejercitan la memoria, cual músculo fortalecido ésta es capaz de atravesar cien años, un océano y un sinfín de diferencias culturales para alcanzar entornos y compañerxs que ni el manto del tiempo es capaz de ocultar. Continue reading “Jornada: Fumiko Kaneko – A 100 años de su fuego ($hile)” →

Black August 2026 – Call for a month of action and propaganda with comrades Lupi, Tortuga and Belén.

Posted on 2026/07/16 - 2026/07/18 by darknights

BLACK AUGUST 2026
Call for a month of action and propaganda with comrades Lupi, Tortuga and Belén.

«There is no fight without blood, without prison, without clandestinity, without dead… you always have to have this clarity.
(…) Talking about death and not cornering in the grief, talking about the lives of those who left, knowing that they know their blood, we have been watering the path of the struggle and continuing it is the best tribute to all those who are no longer there… the rest are just excuses.»
–Marcelo Villarroel, anti-authoritarian prisoner.
(Interview published as part of the call for a Black August 2025).

«In most of the days of violence (…) brochures or canvases related to anarchist causes have been exhibited.
In yesterday’s demonstration, hooded people held a banners with the legend ‘Black August’ and the name of 3 people linked to violent criminal acts, and even to the placement of explosive devices.»
-The bastard J. Bellolio.
(Referring to incendiary action from the Lastarria high school on 08/13/2025).

In August 2024, three anarchist comrades died in different circumstances suddenly and accidentally, after the events, we set ourselves the challenge of multiplying their ideas, their combat stories, those genuine contributions that in life they assumed with commitment, solidarity, seriousness and will. Continue reading “Black August 2026 – Call for a month of action and propaganda with comrades Lupi, Tortuga and Belén.” →

Uruguay: Claim of responsibility for an incendiary attack on a mobile phone antenna

Posted on 2026/06/19 - 2026/06/19 by darknights

The Luddite fire once again lit up the night of public complacency and the monotony of our lives as consumers. On the night of the 29th, in the early hours of 30 May, we set fire to a mobile phone antenna and all its shitty radio-magnetic gadgets. This took place on the coast of Canelones, territory controlled by the murderous and repressive Uruguayan state. In memory of our comrade Punky Mauri, who fell 17 years ago, and of all the fighters murdered and imprisoned by capital.

In these times of techno-fascism and online activism, we remember that the material foundations of this system—which controls life through technology and algorithms—can be reduced to ashes. Greetings to the savages!!!!!!!!!!!

Ned and friends.

Silence!!!…the antennas are burning.

Source: https://informativoanarquista.noblogs.org/post/2026/06/19/uruguay-reivindicacion-de-atentado-incendiario-contra-antena-de-telefonia/

Part IV: Worldwide destructive anarchy – videos

Posted on 2026/06/16 by darknights

Parts I, II, III

Long Live Anarchy

Part III: Short video clips for worldwide destructive anarchy

Posted on 2026/04/25 - 2026/04/25 by darknights

Part I, II

1st video: Clips around the world of anarchist sabotage and destruction
2nd video: Cut audio from “Chaos Star” prisoners in so-called Indonesia + Video behind it
3rd video: Video showing solidarity with all anarchist prisoners worldwide

Long Live Anarchy

Part II: Short video clips for worldwide destructive anarchy

Posted on 2026/04/22 by darknights

Part I

Part II: Two more video clips for worldwide destructive anarchy. ‘Armed Joy’ + ‘Black International’. First clip narration is from Alfredo M. Bonanno‘s seminal Armed Joy. One of the most important pamphlets of the late 20th Century, for which Alfredo was imprisoned in Italy. The book has been translated into many languages and continues to circulate. The message of the book is as vitally urgent today as it was when it was first published. Second clip honours our slain anarchist comrades and our internationalist tendency of attack. This civilization will be ruins…

For practical black anarchy.

Short video clips for worldwide destructive anarchy

Posted on 2026/03/28 - 2026/04/22 by darknights

Two short videos which have been made and are circulating. For international revenge and solidarity. Free the prisoners, honour the dead.

Athens, Greece: Claim of responsibility for incendiary attacks on cops’ houses by Anarchist Cell ‘Lambros Fountas’

Posted on 2026/03/15 by darknights

We claim responsibility for the incendiary attacks on the homes of the MAT unit (riot police) at 12 Athanaton Street in Sepolia, on February 9, where Andreas Poligenis resides, and at 4-6 Teas Street in Kaisariani on February 24, as well as at the home of a cop from the OPKE unit [Crime Prevention and Suppression Unit] at 18 Deligianni Street in Exarcheia on March 7. We dedicate these actions to the memory of our anarchist comrade and member of Revolutionary Struggle, Lambros Fountas, who fell fighting in an armed clash in Dafni on March 10, 2010. Lambros was a exemplary fighter who advanced the multifaceted struggle with social revolution as its goal. He participated in every aspect of anarchist action, from assemblies, marches, and clashes with the forces of repression to revolutionary armed struggle.

The reasons why we carried out the above attacks are self-evident: we are striking back at those who trample on our dreams. To those who rape people at police stations, to those who mercilessly beat up migrants, to those who protect crooks like the “illustrious” Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, who has dismantled the National Health System, to those who crush strikes and marches, such as the one on 10/31 in honor of the anarchist, armed guerrilla Kyriakos Xymiteris. There must be no truce with those who suppress our lives.

We speak the language of social and class liberation, the language of political resistance as a counterpoint to the language of state terrorism, discipline, ruthless exploitation, moral decay, and the dead end of capitalist individualism. We defend direct action and the targeting of those who rule over us and shamelessly contribute to the shaping of this war-torn reality; from the mass media that manufacture fragmented consciousnesses steeped in alienation, bourgeois justice that blindly serves the interests of the economic and political elite, the sweatshops of wage slavery that reek of death, and even the scum of the Greek police with their boundless authoritarian arrogance.

In this current era of fragmentation within social movements, the weakening of the anarchist movement, and widespread apathy and defeatism, we must preserve our political principles intact, make direct confrontation with the enemy our foremost priority until fear changes sides, and externalize our vision for a world of equality, solidarity, freedom, and selflessness.

KYRIAKOS XYMITIRIS, LAMBROS FOUNTAS: ALWAYS PRESENT ON THE ROADS OF FIRE

HONOUR AND REMEMBRANCE TO SNIZANA PARASKEVAIDOU, FALLEN ON THE BATTLEFIELD

STRENGTH TO THE PRISONERS OF THE SOCIAL AND CLASS WAR, FROM IRAN TO GREECE AND FROM TURKEY TO CHILE

UNWAVERING SOLIDARITY WITH OUR IMPRISONED COMRADES WHO ARE BEING PROSECUTED IN THE AMPELOKIPI CASE AND WILL STAND TRIAL ON APRIL 1

Anarchist Cell “Lambros Fountas”

Source: https://athens.indymedia.org/post/1640194/

$hile: Interview with anarchist prisoner Francisco Solar

Posted on 2026/03/09 by darknights

In this fourth interview, we engaged in a dialogue with our anarchist comrade Francisco Solar, acting as a bridge to spread his words and delve deeper into various topics and contexts of interest. His perspective and participation in grassroots projects are vitally important, as they break with the inaction that prison seeks to impose. Throughout this conversation, we address not only aspects related to his personal experience in prison, but also broader political reflections on the ongoing struggles and challenges facing anarchist circles.

1.- How are you doing now? Could you tell us a little about your experience in La Gonzalina prison? What differences do you see between the prison systems in Europe and Chile?

Almost a year ago, I left the maximum security wing where I had spent almost five years and moved to a high security wing with a normal regime, which basically means eight hours of yard time and the possibility of conjugal visits.

Based on the above, my situation is clearly more favorable, as I am not subject to the restrictions of a maximum security regime. However, sharing my daily life with fellow anarchists and subversives who were already in this unit makes prison life much more bearable. Escaping at times from the harmful authoritarian dynamics that exist among prisoners and trying to practice relationships that are contrary to these is a constant challenge and struggle that involves constant questioning. It is clear that we are not an island within this unit; we deal with contradictions and obviously sometimes reproduce behaviors that we say we reject. However, our dynamics, those of the anarchist and subversive prisoners, are different from those of the rest of the prisoners. Our relationships are not based on the stark authoritarianism of the other prisoners, and that is evident.

My daily routine consists of playing sports in the yard, talking and walking with my compañeros, and reading. As I have pointed out in other writings, it is important to have a daily routine, which, at least in my case, allows me to maintain a certain mental clarity and avoid falling into prison despair.

The differences between the Chilean prison system and that of Spain lie mainly in control. The Spanish prison system has managed to discipline life inside prisons through constant and prolonged adjustments to its control strategies. Through the FIES (Ficheros de Internos de Especial Seguimiento, Special Investigation and Security Unit) and dispersion, the Prison Service has pacified Spanish prisons, even managing to turn prisoners into their own jailers, as can be seen in the increasingly numerous “respect modules.”

Although the Chilean prison system is moving towards exercising control in the “Spanish” (or European) manner, the truth is that it is still a long way from achieving this. The control mechanisms are much more precarious and ineffective, which leads, among other things, to the establishment of certain “rules” imposed by the prisoners themselves within prison life. These rules are based on extreme authoritarianism that produces and reproduces relationships of outright slavery among the prisoners themselves. If solidarity was once present in these dynamics, today such relationships have been virtually relegated to make way for ostentation and the aforementioned authoritarianism that makes prison life a hostile environment. Continue reading “$hile: Interview with anarchist prisoner Francisco Solar” →