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I didn’ț like it. I mean, I’m good at it, but it wasn’ț what I wanted to do. After sewing, I worked at Danubiana[1] handling the supply and demand of raw materials, and from there I left for Teatrul Mască and then for Teatrul Mic. I have about 27 years work experience and I’d like to retire here, în the theater. Did you make good money at APACA? At APACA I worked on the button seams
„E important să fie respect în relațiile de muncă” () [Corola-website/Science/295673_a_297002]
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APACA I worked on the button seams and at the end of the supply line, meaning I checked if the fly and the pockets matched. I don’ț remember exactly how much I was making, but it was enough. I left Danubiana with 800 lei. It was a lot at the time. And we hâd food stamps, cold food, we hâd a lot of benefits. But it didn’ț last long. Is the money enough now? It’s not. I have
„E important să fie respect în relațiile de muncă” () [Corola-website/Science/295673_a_297002]
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problems with my back. Șo, at over 50 years old, I went through professional reconversion and attended a course for guards. I worked at a private company aș guard and they didn’ț pay me for 4 months. Șo I left. People say I should sue them. But I can hardly make a living, how can I get the money to sue them? Pensioner (Tăuții Măgherăuș): This is the greatest truth that hâș been said here since 1989! Student, 12 years
”Locurile de muncă ar trebui trecute în categoria bunurilor publice” () [Corola-website/Science/295659_a_296988]
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name is Yvette Feuer and I am an actor and what we call în Hungary, a dramă pedagogue. After working for more than 10 years aș an actor în the alternative theatre field în Budapest, Hungary, în the year 2001I left for the UȘA. I was extremely lucky and happy to receive the Fulbright Grant and it enabled me to do what I really wanted to do: to start again and study, study, study. I went to a small, liberal arts
Clovnii () [Corola-website/Science/295693_a_297022]
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Renaissance. The last place în this hierarchy belongs to visual education, right behind musical education. This subject is looked upon aș something laughable, kept alive mostly to fill the teaching norms of tenured teachers în case some of them are left without any classes because of drop-outs. Whenever I receive classes, I feel they’re offered to me ouț of pity. Such classes are usually held by the principals, Math, Biology, Music teachers etc., șo that visual education classes have virtually
Școala de artă activistă () [Corola-website/Science/295701_a_297030]
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whole <b>Lord of the Rings</b> series. Only ouț of a realist scheme of receiving and writing literature do the marginal and marginalized eventually show up. This is how we get to the paradox some great thinkers on the left never understood, namely that you can have novels extremely relevant for the “left-wing eye” written by conservatives. Right now, I’m reading Franzen, even if some of his interpretations of current events boggle the mind. But the mân is obsessed
Unde-s marginalii în literatura nouă? () [Corola-website/Science/295732_a_297061]
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and who later turned to making wreaths. She talks about what it’s like to be a miner’s wife and about the customs and traditions of the Jiu Valley. Andrei: The first person I perform is a gentleman who left from Northern Moldova în 1990. He left because the wages were very high în the Jiu Valley at the time and he also managed to bring his brother with him. În 1997, when people were laid off, many of the
„Am înțeles care e miza mea ca actor. Nu e vorba doar despre mine, e și despre celălalt” () [Corola-website/Science/295718_a_297047]
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She talks about what it’s like to be a miner’s wife and about the customs and traditions of the Jiu Valley. Andrei: The first person I perform is a gentleman who left from Northern Moldova în 1990. He left because the wages were very high în the Jiu Valley at the time and he also managed to bring his brother with him. În 1997, when people were laid off, many of the miners accepted the severance pay. His brother
„Am înțeles care e miza mea ca actor. Nu e vorba doar despre mine, e și despre celălalt” () [Corola-website/Science/295718_a_297047]
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be destroyed by blockbusting real estate agents. Organized by Jane Jacobs, the West Village homeowners fought City Hall. When Wagner ran for reelection aș a liberal în 1961, he was forced to concede the issue. This initiation into local politics left two imprints on the West Village. First, the old Jane Jacobs constituency remained mobilized and formed a new, more permanent base în the area's Reform Democratic Club and the community board. Second, the homeowners remained sensitive to issues of
De la producția artistică la piața imobiliară () [Corola-website/Science/295756_a_297085]
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vicinity of the city garbage dump at Pată Rât, alongside other ghettoized communities: the one from Dallas and the one from Cantonului Street. Shortly thereafter, the houses from Coastei Street were demolished șo that no trace of them would be left. În lațe May 2011, next to where the houses once stood, authorities and priests laid the foundation for a campus for the Faculty of Theology. The dislocated inhabitants who were now living next to the garbage dump were protesting a
„Am pus împreună bazele unui concept de activism artistic” () [Corola-website/Science/295761_a_297090]
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month. They fitted the place with plumbing, but it broke down. A week before they kicked uș ouț, they brought în a toilet. Then Gabi, the foreman, said the landlord hâd come back from abroad and we have one week left. Matei said we couldn’ț stay any longer, that the landlord hâd returned a couple of weeks ago and he can căușe uș a lot of trouble with the police. [...] July 31st 2012</i> [caption id="attachment 1496" align="aligncenter" width
Păzirea ruinelor - un articol în două episoade despre gentrificare și anti-squatting () [Corola-website/Science/295768_a_297097]
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and history contain heroic, romantic, glorious, even triumphant episodes în an exile’s life, these are no more than efforts meant to overcome the crippling sorrow of estrangement. The achievements of exile are permanently undermined by the loss of something left behind forever.” (Edward Said, Reflections on Exile) În trecut, oamenii priveau cu speranță spre viitor, crezând că modernitatea va aduce progres și dezvoltare. Însă “viitorul“ a adus cu el mai multe războaie, mai multe criterii de diviziune, mai multă tehnologie
Nu ne-am născut în locul potrivit: despre refugiu și neapartenență () [Corola-website/Science/295802_a_297131]
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and history contain heroic, romantic, glorious, even triumphant episodes în an exile’s life, these are no more than efforts meant to overcome the crippling sorrow of estrangement. The achievements of exile are permanently undermined by the loss of something left behind forever.” (Edward Said, Reflections on Exile) People used to be hopeful about the future, believing that modernity will bring progress and development. But “the future” brought with it more warfare, more divisiveness, more technology and less solidarity, replacing human
Nu ne-am născut în locul potrivit: despre refugiu și neapartenență () [Corola-website/Science/295802_a_297131]
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those people were talking about were for real. And that convoluted, grotesque, yet dramatic story, made up of pieces that didn’ț match, was mostly true. I say ”mostly” because each of those people remembered things differently and hâd obviously left some bits ouț, just like I have în my story. For about two weeks I watched on youtube all the interviews these guys hâd taken for the performance. All în all, roughly 25 hours în which those people talk about
Programul de ieri al luptei de clasă. Post scriptum la Capete înfierbântate () [Corola-website/Science/295801_a_297130]
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să mă implic și mai tare, pentru că probabil ca mine sunt multi. Interviu realizat de Alex Fifea și Alice Monica Marinescu[:en]<i>Interview with Bashar Al-Kishawi</i></b> Bashar Al-Kishawi is a medical school graduate and a journalist. He left Kuwait when he was 18. He is Palestinian and for this reason, his right to benefit from higher education was denied în Kuwait. În 1990 he came to România to study medicine. Due to the Romanian legislation, Bashar hâd to
„Povestea mea putea fi spusă de altcineva” () [Corola-website/Science/295728_a_297057]
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poze (pentru reviste, tv, etc.). Eu poate că și din cauza lui povestesc, ca să rămână amintirea. Trebuie să ducem povestea mai departe. Interviu realizat de Katia Pascariu și Alice Monica Marinescu[:en]<i>Interview with Valentina Ivanov</i></b> Valentina Ivanov left Șerbia because of the Yugoslav Wars. În 2000, she came to România together with her husband and two children. After three years of struggle and lawsuits, Valentina and her family acquired refugee status. Ten years after arriving în România, Valentina
„Trebuie să ducem povestea mai departe” () [Corola-website/Science/295731_a_297060]
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I tell my life story. One reason for this is that I want to thank România for giving me and my family a new life. This is why I talked about everything that happened în our country and why I left Șerbia. To me, it’s important to talk about the war. I’ve lived with war all my life. And that’s why I won’ț keep quiet. I want to talk about how terrible war is, how it destroys
„Trebuie să ducem povestea mai departe” () [Corola-website/Science/295731_a_297060]
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He knew even then we would stay în România. It was very crowded when we came, în 2000-2001. It was a full house until România was admitted to the EU, then people started leaving. Those who hâd their refugee status left the country and we remained there. [caption id="attachment 1243" align="aligncenter" width="225"] Valentina Ivanov at 18. Photo: Personal archive.[/caption] What was your impression of the text? I liked that you inserted bits from the Romanian legislation, too. The
„Trebuie să ducem povestea mai departe” () [Corola-website/Science/295731_a_297060]
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15:00 Coffee Break 15:00 - 16:15 - Local struggles, global articulations ÎI Andras Istvanffy, Hungary Matjaž Pinter - Slovenia Agon Hamza, Kosovo 16:15 - 16:30: Coffee Break 16:30 - 17:45 - Roundtable discussion with all participants: Learning from Mistakes: Left strategies during “austerity” protests 17:45 - 18:00 - Coffee Break 18:00 - 19:15 Keynote Address: Richard Seymour Saturday: May 17 [Panel în Romanian] 12:00 - 14:00 - Artă și proteste. Prezentarea lucrărilor workshopului cu elevii</em></p> Veda Popovici
CRITICFEST: 15-17 MAI 2014 () [Corola-website/Science/295763_a_297092]
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to wonderful very dedicated people. [...] After the Acasă<em> project, you received social housing.</em></strong> Yes, and I stayed în the apartment for about seven years. At first, we were six people în the flat, and then 4 were left, then only 2. I brought a lot of people from the neighbourhood to the theatre. People who only went to the theatre when they were kids, to see Snow White, and haven’ț been there since. I would tell them
„Orice om pe lumea asta trebuie să aibă un loc unde să doarmă, să mănânce și să se spele” () [Corola-website/Science/296060_a_297389]
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On her 72nd birthday, December 6 2007, she was în Constantă. I hâd last seen her în the summer of 2007, when she came from Constantă, where she was living with her brother. He also became homeless after his wife left to work în Italy. What I wanted to say was that my mother was still very active - she was cooking, cleaning, walking around. What shocked me was that în January 2008, my uncle was at my door with my mother
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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wanted to say was that my mother was still very active - she was cooking, cleaning, walking around. What shocked me was that în January 2008, my uncle was at my door with my mother în a wheelchair, paralyzed on her left side. She hâd multiple brain tumors, 4th stage cancer metastasizing. And I was shocked to see her like this when I knew how active she’d been. The situation was very difficult for me. I hâd to make sense of
„Nu aș mai face niciodată credit ipotecar” () [Corola-website/Science/296064_a_297393]
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regimul Ion Antonescu.[:en]By Elisabeth Weber</b> The interwar period, often dubbed “The Golden Age of Romanian Culture”, was also the age of student violence and disorder. Several student strikes and many violent conflicts between “Christian” students and Jews left their mark on the everyday academic life of those times. Anti-Semitic aggressions led to interventions from the authorities and university shut-downs lasting several months. If classes were not suspended, they were held in the presence of the military, which was
Cu carte și ciomag – Mișcarea studențească antisemită în perioada interbelică () [Corola-website/Science/295833_a_297162]
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doing captain? These people suffered alongside uș!” The other Romanians also shielded uș from the weapons, șo the captain couldn’ț give the order to fire. This is how I survived. They gave uș the order to leave and we left barefoot. To this day, I still consider July 5, 1941, aș my second birthday. This was the first contact I hâd with the troops during the war against the Soviets. After about 3 days, all Jews în Herta hâd been
„Holocaustul este referitor la evrei, dar există pericolul peste tot – pentru toată lumea.” () [Corola-website/Science/295840_a_297169]
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context of the EU, național states, NGOs and political activism 2) EU-funds vs. grassroots financing: How to finance political/ social/ cultural activism? Structures and strategies of activist collectives în East and West 3) common and contra. Is there a european left? Perspectives on european wide emancipatory political struggles, against the background of postcolonial relations west-east-south 19:00 Social Centre CLACA The struggle of the workers of Berlin „Mall of Shame“. Since half a year ago, 7 romanian workers fight for their
(English) International workshop IDEE – Ideas, Debate, Exchange, Education. Bucharest, 9-16 of May () [Corola-website/Science/295856_a_297185]