[Marxism] Bosses were never fired in Argentina

["Nestor Gorojovsky" <nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Fire the Boss! !Echan los Patrones! (español abajo)
>
> Recuperated Factory Workers and Unemployed Worker
> Movements in Argentina come to share experiences
> with workers in North America.
>
> From November 6 to the 18th, 2005 members of
> Argentina's Recuperated Factories Movement and
> Unemployed Workers' Movement (piqueteros) will
> tour North America speaking with local unions,
> independent workers' organizations, day laborers,
> community organizations, and students. Workers
> from Argentina and North America will share their
> experiences on the shop floor, in their
> communities, and in the streets. We hope to
> 

I hope the good willed organizers of this encounter succeed and all, 
Argentinean organizers and American hosts, have a good time together.

However, there is something that should be clear.

The Argentinean movement of Recovered Plants (and similars: the 
movement is already split in two due to our pervasive sectarism, a 
sign of the weakness of the general forces of our people) has never 
kicked a single boss away.

What they did was to simply take on their bosses when the bosses left 
production and/or the country.  There was no expropiatory move 
involved.  Now, there is resistence against some owners who want to 
return, but this is quite different from firing a boss from her or 
his own plant.  

Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky
nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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"La patria tiene que ser la dignidad arriba y el regocijo abajo".
Aparicio Saravia
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