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Earlier this week in Andalusia, hundreds of unemployed farmworkers broke through a fence that surrounded an estate owned by the Duke of Segorbe, and claimed it as their own. This is the latest in a series of farm occupations across the region within the last month.
Their aim is to create a communal agricultural project - similar to other occupied farms, in order to and breathe new life into a region that has an unemployment rate of over 40%
Addressing the occupiers, Diego Canamero, a member of the Andalusian Union of Workers, said that:
“We’re here to denounce a social class who leave such a place to waste”.
The lavish well-kept gardens, house, and pool, are left empty, as the Duke lives in Seville, more than 60 miles away. The occupation is the latest example of the smouldering class tensions that are developing across the area.
An unemployed farm worker said that:
“Nobody lives here now, but the sprinklers are functioning and keeping the lawns beautifully green,” he observed. “Just imagine how many farming wages you could pay instead of using the money to water empty gardens.”
-¿Cómo vamos a salir de esta?
-Hasta que no creemos esta superestructura, no vamos a ser capaces de controlar todo esto. Quizá solo la solidaridad nos pueda salvar. La avaricia de los ricos nos ha traído hasta aquí. Tenemos que aprender esa lección y revisar los principios en los que está basada nuestra democracia; esa es la clave, hay que mirar a nuestros cimientos y crear una identidad nueva. Y hay que procurar por las clases más desfavorecidas, a las que hoy por hoy no se les permite decidir.
By Ben Carroll
Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill FIST chapterMadrid, May 21.
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