Hoy primero de mayo, salgo a marchar con un parche que invitó por instagram: proletarias.
Y me gusta la sensación de estar en el parche, así casual, con invitación abierta, a la fiesta de la #clase #trabajadora. A hacer memoria, demostrar que seguimos en pie de lucha, recordar que es nuestra clase obrera la que ha permitido hacerle frente a un necro #capitalismo y reivindicar los derechos humanos por encima de los intereses económicos privados.
Viva la conciencia de clase y viva el 1 de mayo!
Mientras el imperio de nuestros tiempos amenaza con cometer genocidio, realmente no parece muy importante reírse de los empeños de la #clase blanca mexicana por dejar de ser #whitexican y sólo ser "white".
Pero igual me reí.
https://jacobinlat.com/2025/01/la-gran-novela-blanca-mexicana/
#novela #literatura #LiteraturaMexicana #LiteraturaActual #racismo #clasismo
Vástago de la derecha mexicana, Nicolás Medina Mora promete una ventana a la élite del país en su debut en la autoficción, América del Norte. Si realmente hubiera sido así, el libro sería fascinante. En cambio, se enreda en reflexiones sobre la blancura.
Editando! Después de dos días grabando para el canal de Youtube de #juncotic, y para el curso de Hardening Linux, tocó el moment de editar.
Pronto nuevo video en el canal!
¿Que no se han suscrito todavía? 👇
#juncotic #gnu #linux #video #clase #educacion #curso #youtube #tmpfs #hardening #optimization
SWANSEA: Digital skills boost for residents in Bonymaen, Clase and Portmead
Faith in Families, which supports children and families facing poverty and crisis, has secured £15,750 from BT to run the new programme.
The funding comes as part of a social value commitment linked to the Swansea Bay City Deal’s ongoing digital infrastructure project.
The money will directly benefit 30 residents in Bonymaen, Clase and Portmead through an eight-week course designed to build practical digital skills and open up pathways into volunteering and employment.
The hands-on training will help participants learn to confidently use laptops, email and online forms, and access essential services like healthcare and benefits.
Laptops will be purchased for participants to use during the programme, with internet support also provided to ensure no one is excluded.
Crucially, the laptops will remain within the community after the programme ends, creating a long-term local resource for families to use for homework, job searching and staying connected.
Natasha Cardone from Faith in Families said the funding would help build confidence in communities facing real barriers to getting online.
“This funding allows us to strengthen digital confidence within communities that face real barriers to access,” she said.
“By combining digital skills with confidence-building and communication, we can support families not only to get online, but to thrive.”
Swansea Council’s Deputy Leader, Cllr Andrea Williams, said the project was a powerful example of investment being directed into the heart of communities.
“By giving people in Bonymaen, Clase and Portmead the confidence, skills and tools to get online, we’re helping to remove long‑standing barriers and opening up new opportunities for learning, connection and support,” she said.
“What makes this initiative so special is that it doesn’t just provide equipment – it builds lasting digital confidence within trusted local spaces, ensuring that families can continue to benefit long after the programme ends.”
#Bonymaen #BT #Charity #Clase #digitalInclusion #FaithInFamilies #Portmead #Swansea #SwanseaBayCityDeal #SwanseaCouncil
Mi subconsciente me jugó una mala pasada, y en el video recomiendo usar permisos "777" para el directorio ~/.ssh/ completo.
Tuve que agregar una nota en edición para corregirlo.
Sepan disculpar mis ganas de romper todo 😅
#ssh #youtube #juncotic #clase #video #gnu #linux #hardening #ciberseguridad
17 de febrero
Empezar a descifrar y a entender una lengua ajena, como cuatro o cinco años antes un niño valenciano habría descifrado el castellano, la lengua que se supone que te integraba en lo que tenías que ser tú un escalón más arriba, mientras que ahora, con el francés, empezabas a aprender la que iba a sacarte de ti. […] El castellano era la lengua que hablaban los funcionarios, los maestros, algunos ricos: la clase que no éramos nosotros; en general, eran los de arriba quienes hablaban esa lengua, pero también algunos que venían de fuera (emigrantes, gitanos, hojalateros, afiladores…) o vivían en lugares indefinidos que reflejaban la pantalla de cine, o el sonido de la radio. […] El valenciano era lengua de estar, no de llegar.
Diarios: A ratos perdidos 5 y 6, Rafael Chirbes
#castellano #clase #español #poder #RafaelChirbes #valencianoMorriston man jailed for life after murdering his brother in brutal attack at Clase home
41‑year‑old Darren Steel was told he will serve a minimum of 20 years for killing 48‑year‑old Martin Steel at the victim’s home on Hill View Crescent, Clase, in May 2023. He was also sentenced for two separate assaults committed in the days before the murder.
A jury at Swansea Crown Court found Steel guilty of murder on Tuesday after rejecting his claim that he acted in self‑defence. Today, Judge Geraint Walters said Steel had launched a “frenzied” and “out‑of‑all‑proportion” attack driven by “uncontrolled rage” fuelled by drink and drugs.
Judge: ‘You intended to silence him. To kill him.’
Sentencing Steel, Judge Walters said he was sure the defendant intended to kill his brother during the assault in the early hours of 20 May.
He said Steel had “tailored” his account to fit the evidence and had done “absolutely nothing” to save his brother’s life after inflicting the fatal injuries.
The judge told him:
“Your intention at that moment in time was to silence him. To kill him. That was born from uncontrolled rage which was a consequence of the cocktail of drink and drugs you had voluntarily consumed.”
He said Martin had been subjected to a “horrific beating” in his own home and was left to die in an armchair, where he was later found by his mother.
Family photo of 48‑year‑old Martin Steel, who was found dead at his home in Hill View Crescent, Clase, in May 2023.Mother: ‘Every night I see him slumped in his chair, beaten to a pulp’
In a deeply emotional victim impact statement, Martin’s mother, Diane Steel, described the moment she found her son’s body as “the day my life changed forever”.
She said:
“Every night when I close my eyes to go to sleep I see Martin slumped in his chair, beaten to a pulp and covered in blood. Completely unrecognisable. Murdered at the hands of his little brother.”
She told the court she had “lost both my children in this tragedy — to death and to prison”, adding that she would now face her final years “without either of my boys by my side”.
Daughters describe trauma of losing their father
Martin’s daughters, Natasha and Surrie, also read statements describing the lasting impact of their father’s death.
Natasha said her father’s murder had left a trauma that “has never left me”, adding that he was not there to walk her down the aisle — something she had imagined all her life.
Surrie described her father as “funny, kind and charming”, saying her children had lost a grandfather and her baby daughter would only know him through photographs.
She said Steel’s conduct during the trial “sickened” the family and that he had shown “not an ounce of remorse”.
A pattern of violence in the days before the murder
The court heard that Steel’s violence escalated in the days leading up to the killing.
On 18 May, he tied a man — Julien Samuel — to a chair with parcel tape, repeatedly punched him, forced his thumbs into the man’s eyes and held a hunting knife to his throat. The following day, he assaulted him again with the help of his brother.
Steel was convicted of grievous bodily harm against Mr Samuel and assault occasioning actual bodily harm against his then‑partner, Dawn Begley, at an earlier trial. He received concurrent sentences of three years and one year for those offences.
Judge Walters described Steel as a “career criminal” with a long history of violence, saying he was “punch‑happy” and had a “very real propensity to use violence which is indiscriminate”.
Police: ‘The ultimate betrayal’
South Wales Police said the case had caused “significant” distress to the family and the communities of Clase and Morriston.
Detective Inspector Stuart Prendiville said Steel had committed “the ultimate betrayal” against his brother and caused further anguish by forcing the family through two trials.
He said:
“Darren Steel is a violent and dangerous individual and the life sentence and minimum tariff of 20 years is wholly justified in this case.”
Police also released footage of the moment Steel was arrested:
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt_-zTfPpJA&w=100&h=100]A community shaken by a killing inside the family home
The murder shocked neighbours in Hill View Crescent, who raised the alarm after seeing Martin’s dog running loose outside on the morning of 20 May. When knocks on the door went unanswered, they contacted his mother.
She arrived to find her son slumped in a chair, either dead or close to death. Steel, heavily intoxicated, had given police a false name when arrested and later lied repeatedly about what happened.
Judge Walters said the grief caused to Martin’s loved ones was “irreparable”.
Steel will serve at least 20 years before he can apply for parole. The judge said it may be that he is never released.
#actualBodilyHarm #Clase #DarrenSteel #featured #GrievousBodilyHarm #MartinSteel #Morriston #murder #SouthWalesPolice
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