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				 Wednesday,
				September 27 there was, at the headquarters of the Federation of
				Piedmont Cub, a presentation of the book "The dream in the
				hands - Turin 1909 / 1922. Passions and revolutionary struggles
				in the memories of Maurizio Garino. "An important book that
				I consider particularly useful to labor activists now engaged in
				a strenuous effort to contrast the political and governmental
				employers and have a strong need to reflect on the fact that the
				movement class at his high tackles the central problem of the
				social organization: the contradiction between dominant and
				dominated, and the construction of an autonomous practice of
				struggle and organization to avoid the obvious that the past
				experience of the labor movement have given in completely
				different contexts than at present. We know it and what it tells
				us nothing significant. 
 
 
 
 Obviously, at least for me, some of these proposals are fully shared, frankly no other, but I'm interested in the first place to grasp the overall logic. In essence it is proposed: 
 
 
				A program like this is obviously influenced by the framework of
				the international crisis: Iceland, Greece, Spain, Portugal etc..
				and the drift of the institutional left which proposes an
				alternative. 
				From the second point of view, it seems to me that the need for
				the promoters of the move is to go beyond the immediate
				struggles, fragmented and difficult for today to propose a kind
				of unifying the minimum program. 
 
 In this regard, a companion and friend writes to me: 
 âCampaigners for the freezing of the debt at least an effort at synthesis have done, the major limitation is that they are all requests that should be implemented by a political subject (fantasy). 
				I seem to grasp the point, if a trade union
				campaign and unifying policy is practiced must be such as to
				focus the action of female and male workers, the unemployed and
				the unemployed. 
 
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