Search Results

Displaying 1669-1680 of 4169 results

  • Attacking Palestine’s Future Greg Shupak | November 25, 2019

    Traveling across Palestine, as I did to give lectures earlier this year, means following a perpetually fresh trail of repression. Omnipresent are the prison guard towers, the barbed wire, the … Keep reading »

  • Nurses’ Unions, Climate Change and Health Sean Sweeney, Irene Shen and John Treat | November 24, 2019

    Toward A Global Agenda for Action Energy and emissions trends provide a crucial backdrop for making use of the information on health impacts presented in this report. In the longer … Keep reading »

  • The Long Coup in Ecuador Fabio Resmini | November 22, 2019

    Elected on a progressive platform, the Moreno government has resorted to the politicization of justice and the militarization of politics to repress its former allies and constituents. Keep reading »

  • Lessons from Bolivia: A View from Cuba Yassel A. Padrón Kunakbaeva | November 21, 2019

    Sad news comes from Bolivia. The coup has been accomplished. Once again, the military has decided the game in our Latin American region, treading on the very Constitution they swore … Keep reading »

  • One Year of the Yellow Vests in France Richard Greeman | November 20, 2019

    Converge With Planned Labour Strikes This past weekend the Yellow Vests (Gilets Jaunes) celebrated their first birthday, with convivial barbeques on traffic circles (roundabouts) all over France followed by direct … Keep reading »

  • From Canada’s Election to Public Action John McMurtry | November 19, 2019

    Beyond the Alberta Tar-Sands For months, during and after Canada’s 2019 federal election campaign, corporate media provided daily frontpage news space for Alberta’s non-stop demands for more tar-sands-export infrastructure through … Keep reading »

  • The Mining Industry and Ecological Transformation Richard Fidler | November 18, 2019

    “The mining industry continues to be at the forefront of colonial dispossession around the world. It controls information about its intrinsic costs and benefits, propagates myths about its contribution to … Keep reading »

  • The coup in Bolivia: Five lessons Atilio A. Boron | November 15, 2019

    Argentine sociologist Atilio Boron offers an important reflection on the coup in Bolivia. Keep reading »

  • Crisis in Chile – an interview with Carlos Torres Corvin Russell and Carlos Torres | November 14, 2019

    Corvin Russel interviews activist and writer Carlos Torres from Santiago on the rapidly developing protests and political crisis in Chile. Keep reading »

  • Demands from the Workers of Chile Trade Union Block of Social Unit | November 13, 2019

    The uprisings that continue in Chile began as a student protest against a proposed fare increase for public transport. It quickly evolved into a general wave of protest against the … Keep reading »

  • Taxing the Rich is Only a Start, Though it’s a Good One Doug Henwood | November 12, 2019

    It’s become near-consensus on the social democratic left that you can fund a decent welfare state by taxing the rich and shrinking the military. Sad to say that isn’t true. … Keep reading »

  • Revaluing Capitalism for the Long-Term? Kyle Bailey | November 11, 2019

    In the wake of the 2007–08 financial crash, the mainstream debate has not focused on the choice between socialism or barbarism, but rather on ‘reinventing capitalism’. Faced with a populist … Keep reading »

Advanced Search