Archives: Popular Struggles
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Building from Below
A Democratic Roadmap Toward a New Model Left Party.
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Public Banks
Massive amounts of money are needed to address the multiple social and ecological crises besetting societies around the globe.
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Everything for the People and with the People
This economic crisis is caused, to a large degree, by an intensifying US economic war aimed at asphyxiating and overthrowing the Cuban Revolution.
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James Gunn’s Superman cements Israel’s villain status in the American imagination
Superman movie, draws an analogy between Israel and the villainous country of Boravia.
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States announce unprecedented measures to halt the Gaza genocide at Bogota conference
A coalition has agreed to six coordinated diplomatic, legal and economic measures to restrain Israel’s assault on the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
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The real crimes are taking place in Gaza, not at Glastonbury or Brize Norton
What Israel, Washington, the UK and others have been forced to do to sustain the genocide is to create theatre.
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Gupta on Left Organizing
The authoritarianism of the Trump regime calls out for mass radical organizing, but with some exceptions, much of the left has not mounted a coherent response.
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International law is dead. The class struggle is alive.
Norman Finkelstein explains why Israel and its allies in the West have destroyed the international order.
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Mark Carney’s brutal austerity agenda
As a former central banker and functionary of Goldman Sachs, Mark Carney knows a thing or two about stabilising capitalism and preserving profits.
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Hot Cargo and Labour’s Fight for Justice in Palestine
Join Labour for Palestine for a discussion with Palestinian and international labour leaders about the role of international labour solidarity.
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Why is Ford really hijacking school boards?
The TDSB just managed to balance its budget under pain of eliminating itinerant music teachers, closing outdoor education centres and hiking fees for continuing education programmes.
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The Economy of Genocide, Exposed
UN Expert Francesca Albanese names corporate profiteers — and calls the world to Bogotá to stop them.