Year: 2025
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Trump Tariffs and US Imperialism
On April 2, 2025, US President Donald Trump declared a “Day of Liberation” and slapped massive tariffs on most countries – excluding Russia but including a 50% tariff on Lesotho. … Keep reading »
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A Québécois Socialist Response to Canada’s Federal Election
The following article appeared first in the Quebec online weekly Presse-toi à gauche. The English translation is by International Viewpoint, slightly revised and updated by me, which IV published under … Keep reading »
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International Mobilization for Peace, Action and Community Transformation
IMPACT G7 urges Canadian leaders to reject neoliberal and militaristic G7 strategies and instead pursue policies centered on equity, sovereignty, public welfare, and environmental sustainability. Keep reading »
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Imperialist Blackmail Disguised As Diplomacy
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) condemns in the strongest terms the disgraceful deception of the South African public by President Cyril Ramaphosa and his delegation during their … Keep reading »
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Academic Freedom in Canada
Dear Members of the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) Executive, We write as a coalition of organizations – the Palestinian Canadian Academics and Artists Network (PCAAN), Faculty for Palestine, … Keep reading »
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Unified Call to Confront Famine in Gaza: Launch the Diplomatic Humanitarian Convoy Now
Palestinian civil society, joined by humanitarian and human rights organisations worldwide, issues this urgent and unified call: The manufactured famine in Gaza must be halted. The international community must act … Keep reading »
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DOGE Already Happened in Chicago: How to Resist Through Coalition Building
On April 14, members of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) ratified its new contract with 97 percent approval. The nearly year-long negotiation process was steered by union president Stacy Davis … Keep reading »
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Ontario’s Costly Nuclear Folly
The last time the nuclear industry got its way in the province, Ontario Hydro spent over two decades building 20 nuclear reactors. It was a mash-up of missed deadlines, cost … Keep reading »
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The Impact of the Vietnam War on Social Movements in the Philippines and Globally
Comrades and Friends, I would like to share three key points about my recollections of the Vietnam War and its impact on social movements in the Philippines and globally. Firstly … Keep reading »
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Portugal Left Challenges the Trump Tariffs: Protecting Employment, Creating Productive Capacities
Donald Trump began a blackmail strategy with tariffs that has ended in a trade war with several countries. Now, he has paused some tariffs for 90 days and the European … Keep reading »
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Reverse the Theft of Public Goods and Take Back Control: A Green Way to Challenge Austerity and Reform UK
Millions of people have been suffering the effects of UK neoliberal policies, especially post-2010 austerity, which aggravated the damage from the 1980s-1990s austerity programme. They have endured greater hardship and … Keep reading »
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Iberian Blackout: Shutdown Private Profit to Promote an Ecosocialist Transition
The Anticapitalistas, a socialist project in the Spanish state, issued the following statement in the wake of the giant blackout throughout the Iberian peninsula last week. I think this is … Keep reading »