Archives: Popular Struggles
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Movements of Labor
A report on the LeftEast-Solidarity Network convergence.
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Homelessness in Canada has reached a humanitarian crisis level
Many Canadians, especially renters, are closer to homelessness than they might imagine.
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Planetary boundaries, ‘negative emissions’, mitigation models and fairness
The risks and challenges we face in delivering on our Paris climate commitments.
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The menace of the myth of General Pinochet’s Chilean economic miracle
September 11, 2023, marks the fiftieth anniversary of General Pinochet’s military coup against Chilean President Salvador Allende.
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Secret Documents Show Nixon, Kissinger Role Backing 1973 Chile Coup
The critical role by President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger.
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On the shortcomings of the UPS–Teamster deal
Sam Gindin interviewed by Doug Henwood on the latest UPS–Teamster deal.
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Europe’s climate movement is fractured and stuck
93 percent of EU citizens see climate change as a serious problem.
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How the Alberta NDP lost its way
Current and former members describe a party that has sacrificed principles and centralized control in pursuit of power.
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Feminism and Nationalism in the Third World
Kumari Jayawardena examines the emergence of feminist movements across Asia intertwined with broader national struggles.
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More than a third of Vancouver Island’s last old-growth forests logged since 1993
Thirty years after historic Clayoquot Sound mass arrests, new data shows the extent of old-growth logging.
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Estimated 24,000 jobs, $33B in investments at risk
Due to Alberta Government’s seven-month moratorium on renewable energy development.
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No, wildfires are not the ‘normal’ result of climate change
Specific actions from specific logging companies directly contributed to their spread across the country.