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Learning to Govern Ourselves: Venezuela’s National Network of Commoners
| January 4, 2013
News of the deterioration of Chávez’s health has Venezuelans increasingly worried. While top government officials and opposition members were meeting behind closed doors in early December to discuss their next … Keep reading »
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Canada’s “Maple Spring”
| December 31, 2012
From the Quebec Student Strike to the Movement Against Neoliberalism This article first appeared on the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung-New York Office website. The 2012 student strike in Quebec is a … Keep reading »
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Camaro Blues
| December 28, 2012
GM’s mid-December announcement that the next generation Camaro will be produced in Lansing, Michigan not in Oshawa is cause for serious reflection among Canadian autoworkers. This relocation of production is … Keep reading »
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Free and Accessible Transit Now!
| December 26, 2012
Toward A Red-Green Vision for Toronto Transit is a critical issue for people in Toronto, as in all major urban areas. More is at stake than reducing traffic congestion and … Keep reading »
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21st Century Eco-Socialism? Struggles over Nature in Venezuela
| December 24, 2012
Santiago Arconada was the first Community Coordinator for the Caracas metropolitan region of HIDROCAPITAL, the city’s water utility, and subsequently held several prominent positions in HIDROVEN, the national water company. … Keep reading »
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Book Launch: Monsters of the Market
| December 23, 2012
David McNally interviewed by Ali Mustafa (audio only): A night to celebrate the launch (in paperback) of David McNally’s Monsters of the Market: Zombies, Vampires and Global Capitalism and the … Watch video »
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Egypt in Light of the Iranian Revolution: The restoration of a dictatorship?
| December 22, 2012
The new constitution submitted to referendum by Mohamed Morsi, the president of Egypt elected with the support of the Freedom and Justice party, i.e. the political wing of the Muslim … Keep reading »
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Haiti’s New Dictatorship
| December 19, 2012
What constitutes a dictatorship? Haiti had an election in 2006, which the popular candidate won. It had an election in 2011, which had one of the lowest turnouts in recent … Keep reading »
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United States and al-Qaeda: Strange Bedfellows?
| December 17, 2012
There is a war raging in our times between a coalition of states led by the United States of America and al-Qaeda which has entered its second decade. One of … Keep reading »
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Crisis and Resistance in Portugal
| December 14, 2012
A day before the right wing coalition government in Portugal was to vote through its 2013 budget, the German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble met his Portuguese counterpart Vitor Gaspar and … Keep reading »
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Think About the Transportation Sector
| December 13, 2012
Superstorm Sandy has made it clear that no matter how hard some politicians try to ignore climate change, climate change will not ignore them – or any of us. More … Keep reading »
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Pipeline Politics: Can Popular Protest Stop the Tar Sands Leviathan?
| December 11, 2012
Petroleum giant Enbridge Inc. has taken huge strides in recent weeks to complete its plan to transport tar sands oil to eastern Canada and from there to foreign markets. Already … Keep reading »
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