http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/world/2005/03/306564.html
Original Spanish text, bad translation follows:
Mediante un comunicado, el Sindicato Ceramista expresó que "el modus operandi de los ataques es siempre el mismo. La denuncia ya fue radicada en Fiscalia General pero, una vez mas, decimos que no confiamos en las investigaciones que intentan transformar a las víctimas en victimarios". En los últimos dos meses se vive en la provincia de Neuquén un clima tenso debido a la serie de ataques y amenazas impunes contra luchadores populares.
En otro párrafo del comunicado, los ceramistas afirman que "los sectores del poder que alientan y concretan estos cobardes atentados no se detienen, demostrando un alto nivel de impunidad para actuar" y agregan que "el gobernador Sobisch y su Ministro Manganaro guardan un silencio cómplice ante esta escalada de aprietes y amenazas".
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19.04.2005 12:55
This week there will be solidarity actions against this cowardly aggression. In an official notice, the Ceramics-workers Union stated "the modus operandi of the attacks is always the same one. The denunciation has already been in General Fiscalia but, once again, we say that we did not trust the investigations that try to transform the victims into victimarios (victimizers?)". In the last two months there has been a tense climate due to the series of unpunished attacks and threats against fighters for popular control in the province of Neuquén.
In another paragraph of the official notice, the ceramics workers said that "the sectors of the power that encourage and carry out these cowardly attacks do not stop, demonstrating a high level of impunity to act" and add that "Governor Sobisch and his Minister Manganaro are silent accomplices to this escalating [series of actions and threats?]".
To read the complete official notice from the Zanon workers:
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2005/04/283577.php
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