Salutations

I belong to Yesca, jaleo!!! and Red Roja. The two fist ones are national liberation youth organizations (Castillian and open fronted the former, Andalusian and ML the later). Red Roja is an open front of revolucionary marxist (most of the people is ML, but there's maoist, trots, etc.) trying to lend bridges between organizations in order to really create a mass party, not to unilaterally proclaim it (like prety much any other revolutionary leftist party in Spain, and some unions *cof*CNT*cof*)

Also I find myself close to:

Ezkerr Abertzale (EHAK/Batasuna/Jarrai/Segi/Kimetz Kolektiboa...)
PCI (Maoist)
Kasama Project

You can call me a weird neo-maoist (the hardcore ml's think that I'm an anarchist, the anarchist that I'm a hardcore ml). I support the idea that marxism is a a living thing not a dogma written in stone, therefore it moves and evolves so I hate folklorism (those who got stuck in some time in the past, may it be 1848, 1924 or whatever) and sectarism. I also support the wrong called idea of socialism in one country. As you can see I support national liberation (political and economic, independencia y socialismo) in every corner in the wold (yes, even in the western wolrd, and far beyond the typical Ireland, Basque Country, Catalonia, etc., as weird it seem) so I read everything that comes to hand about selfdetermination, the socialist theories about nations and antiimperialism. I support critically Cuba, Venezuela, Vietnam and Laos. I usually remaint silent about North Korea because it is really difficult to find trusting info. About China I only have one thing to say, an spanish idiom: Es para echarle de comer aparte. I have a weird fetische about the GDR, if someone hasn't noticed, and because of my ideal socialist state will have the political system of cuba with the economy of the GDR (without sending everything to the USSR)

I draw my ideas from the works of:

The Classic 5 (Marx - Engels - Lenin - Stalin - Mao)
Pitr Kropotkin
Malatesta
Rosa Luxemburgo
Huey Newton
Fidel Castro
Slavoj Zizec
James Conolly
Ho Chi Minh
Iñaki Gil de San Vicente
Manuel Muñoz Navarrete

My really really really obscure and unknown favorite leftist of all times are the Comuneros de Castilla (especially Juan de Padilla, Juan Bravo, Francisco Maldonado and María Pacheco).

And I guess that's all.