> The National Confederation of Labour (CNT) in 2010 celebrated its hundred years of existence.
1910 - 2010, the centenary of the CNT is the commemoration of the social ideals of liberty, equality, justice, solidarity and dignity, made directly by the company working to destroy the exploitation, oppression, ignorance, militarism and wars. The English Social Revolution of the anarchist collective, the social realization of Libertarian Communism in 1936 and is a major milestone in the history of humanity.
during 2010 have been scheduled over a hundred events starting on January 8, 2010 with a concert of flamenco singer "El Cabrero", from the theater, Leo Bassi, to comedians and production cycle of a work Ferrer Guardia theater on a documentary on the recent historical memory of the union, a new musical recording of "Children of the people" and "To the Barricades" at the Conservatory of Sarriko (Bilbao), the construction of a monument to the countless anarchists shot to be installed on Montjuic, the preparation of several exhibitions (anarchosyndicalism yesterday and today, Living Utopia, May 1, etc.). and books like "One hundred images for a century. CNT (1910-2010) "to a story written and drawn by CNT Rai Ferrer, plus lectures on solidarity, federalism, ecology, feminism, free love, anti-militarism, atheism, anti-capitalism Stateless ... that, through various axes, will feature leading experts on the subject, both inside and outside of anarchism, movies with historical cycles in the film archives. And in December 2010, the tenth congress of the CNT.
CNT will make the commemoration of its centennial, which is none other than the centenary of the people, the struggle inestimable thousands who have sacrificed part of their lives, or their entire lives, for over one hundred years acquire a tool example for the world working class and society and culture, self-organizing capacity, solidarity and revolutionary achievements towards an anti-authoritarian society and solidarity: an anarchist society.
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