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CTXT is a digital Journal founded in January 2015 by 14 experienced journalists from major European newspapers such as El País, El Mundo, and La Repubblica, who seek to practice their profession in complete freedom, without servitude to political, editorial, or business interests. Continue Reading CTXT
Guerrilla Translation is a feminist commons-oriented cooperative for communication. It is a platform dedicated to sharing ideas, texts, and concepts, while challenging the notion that globalization generates homogenization. Continue Reading Guerrilla Translation
At the beginning it was a way of practicing with my camera and contributing something to the movements that I worked with, as an additional tool for those movements. Continue Reading Resistencia Films
We are small roots, a rhizome of people, a river that advances– searching, asking itself questions, and plucking questions from the air– both the external and internal air. Continue Reading Ovni
Metromuster is an audiovisual production cooperative that contributes to social changes through the practices of audiovisual culture. Continue Reading Metromuster
Medialab Prado is a citizens’ laboratory that serves as a place of encounter for the production of open cultural projects. Continue Reading Medialab Prado
Libros en Acción (Books in Action), the editorial project of Ecologistas en Acción (Environmentalists in Action), began 6 years ago. Continue Reading Libros en acción
La Vorágine (The Vortex) is a collective process with many derivations. Its principal parts consist of an associative bookstore and a Space for Critical Culture that have been active since April 2013. Continue Reading La Vorágine
La Tremenda is a cooperative that has as its goal social and cultural management and communication. Continue Reading La Tremenda
La Ortiga is a, Self-Managed Social Center (Centro Social Autogestionado, CSO) located in the working class neighborhood Las Delicias in Valladolid. Continue Reading La Ortiga
La Libre is an alternative bookstore. From our subversive shelves, we spread and distribute titles, materials, and information critical of the establishment, promoting social alternatives rather than commercial ones. Continue Reading La Libre
El Salto (The Jump) is a project made up of 200 people and 7,000 members that seeks to promote journalism that is radically different: not financed by Ibex35 companies, democratic, decentralized, and collectively owned. Continue Reading El Salto
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