Recently released long term Spanish anarchist comes to the UK to discuss state brutality and prisoner resistance to it
Laudelino Iglesias Martinez left prison on the 9th of August 2004 after spending more than 23 years in Spanish prisons. He is one of the well-known social rebels and anarchists imprisoned in Spain, co-founder of the APRE (r), de Asociacion de Presos en Regimen Especial (reconstituida), an organisation of prisoners who in the beginning of the nineties struggled against the isolation and for their rights as human beings and was brutally repressed. Laudelino spent years in the infamous FIES-units but never stopped struggling.
On Thursday 6th October he will be coming to Bradford
1 in 12 club to talk about his experiences of the Spanish prison system, in particular the FIES regime, and share news of solidarity actions and prisoners' resistance
Benefit dinner beforehand from 6.30pm
On Thursday 6th October he will be coming to Bradford
1 in 12 club to talk about his experiences of the Spanish prison system, in particular the FIES regime, and share news of solidarity actions and prisoners' resistance
Benefit dinner beforehand from 6.30pm
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