Venezuela Quotes

“Along with that departed Uruguayan anarchist, we believe that anarchism and its practices do not constitute a previously foreseen succession of historical changes, but something decidedly different. A social anarchist creation cannot be conceived as being a result of a nebulous historical process, nor as a design imposed from above, nor as an engineering project resulting from central planning, nor as a happenstance, nor as a virgin birth. A free society can only be the result of deep autonomous decisions and of an interminable succession of struggles and initiatives that take form over time in the folds of the collective consciousness. We're at the same time anti-capitalists, anti-statists, and anti-authoritarians. We know that without any more than this we can leave behind the "intermediate" objectives and confront imperialism, neoliberalism, fascism, and globalization. We can sum it up in one sentence: The anarchist knows that the important thing is not to arrive but to keep moving.”
― Rafael Uzcátegui, Venezuela: Revolution as Spectacle