proving that they are organizing to develop strategies in defense of Latin American workers susceptible to factory closures and poor working conditions. While these experiences are forced to co-exist within the capitalist market they are forming new visions for a new working culture. "Factories that close down should be recovered by the workers and the courts must recognize the right to work," commented Velazquez. "We all deserve definitive expropriation because we are recuperating jobs and dignity." Marie Trigona is an independent journalist, writer and documentary maker based in Buenos Aires. She can be reached at mtrigona@msn.com Screening of The Take in Palic (Serbia) The Take was screened in Palic, Serbia as part of the "Young European Filmmakers" programme on July 18th, 2006 before the start of the official programme and announced as one of the lectures from the "punk's university" (pankerski univerzitet) -- an open forum on some globalisation issues (particulary on social networking). There were about 50 people. They liked the movie, since this kind of action is something new and unknown for the Serbian people. And political-socio-economic situation in Serbia is very similar to that one in Argentina. Screening organized and reported on by Darko Kovascevic. The Take is available on DVD in the US! You can buy it at all the usual commercial sites (amazon, netflix, etc.) but even better, you can support us, and the worker cooperatives in Argentina by buying it directly. BUY NOW... Learn more... If you order from The Working World, it will