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I'm with the Fiom - And you?



by micromega.it - A hundred thousand signatures for a site like ours, are a target "impossible", even if we had the support of important links. Yet we must try to achieve it because we believe that the "repeal" of the Fiom that Marchionne is trying to impose, will play a crucial game for the defense of the most basic and intractable constitutional rights and freedoms. For this reason we ask you not limit yourself to sign the appeal, but to mobilize for him to sign all your friends, place it in your blog, to make it run in a "viral" as they say, on as many sites are able to achieve by participating in discussions, forums and other forms of assistance.
We try to achieve this "IMPOSSIBLE" by January 28, the day of national strike of metalworkers a dimostrazione che la parte più coerentemente democratica della società italiana ha capito che la lotta della Fiom è una lotta che ci riguarda tutti.
Il diktat di Marchionne, che Cisl e Uil hanno firmato, contiene una clausola inaudita, che nemmeno negli anni dei reparti-confino di Valletta era stata mai immaginata: la cancellazione dei sindacati che non firmano l’accordo, l’impossibilità che abbiano una rappresentanza aziendale, la loro abrogazione di fatto. Questo incredibile annientamento di un diritto costituzionale inalienabile non sta provocando l’insurrezione morale che dovrebbe essere ovvia tra tutti i cittadini che si dicono democratici. Eppure si tratta dell’equivalente funzionale, seppure in forma post-modern and soft (soft?), the squads against the union headquarters, with which fascism destroyed the right of workers to organize freely.

This seems to us that the request for a general strike, made by Fiom, is sacrosanct and should be supported in every way. The unprecedented attack on the Fiat workers' rights is an attack on the rights of all citizens, since it undermines the fundamental value of democratic freedoms. That's why we feel an urgent need for civil society to demonstrate its solidarity with the more concrete and active Fiom and metal workers: it is the freedom of all.

Andrea Camilleri, Paolo Flores d'Arcais, Margherita Hack

First signatories: Don Andrea Gallo, Antonio Tabucchi, Dario For, Gino Strada, Franca Rame, Luciano Gallino, Giorgio Parisi, Fiorella Mannoia Ascanio Celestini, Moni Ovadia, Lorenza Carlassarre, Sergio Staino, Gianni Vattimo, Furio Colombo, Marco Revelli, Piergiorgio Odifreddi, Massimo Carlotto, Magrelli Valerio, Enzo Mazzi, Valeria Parrella, Sandrone Dazieri, Angelo d'Orsi, Lidia Ravera, Domenico Gallo, Marcello Cini, Alberto Asor, Don Paolo Farinella.



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