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• UK: Can there be a New Left Party?
  24 March 2013, by siawi3

  Where can we turn politically? Who is on our side, to fight for an alternative? In the past we expected the Labour Party to stand for us, and with us, but no longer. The working class cannot remain without political representation, without defence, when all its victories and advances are being destroyed.

• France - Europe : La SNCF, collaboratrice de l’Etat Policier – G20 de Hambourg : Militer n’est pas un crime !
  29 juillet 2017, par siawi3

  Militer n’est pas un crime ! En 2017, comme en 1940, les cheminots sauront refuser les dérives autoritaires. La Fédération SUD-Rail dénonce cette directive liberticide et appelle les cheminots àne pas l’appliquer !

• India: ‘Dalit movement has to see itself as part of a class-wide movement’
  5 March 2016, by siawi3

  iI shows again the narrowness and complicity of the media and of so many sections of the Left in that there are a very few people who are challenging the very idea of a sedition law. Why does India have a sedition law at all? The fact is that the Modi government has basically failed in delivering any of its promises and sees that the Indian people are quickly rendering their verdict.

• Europe : Extrême gauche : « Unité d’action  » avec les islamistes ?
  27 août 2017, par siawi3

  Les islamistes peuvent-ils être associés aux révolutionnaires dans un même front anti-impérialiste ? Ce débat, qui existe depuis une quinzaine d’années, aurait pu rester strictement interne au courant trotskiste international ; mais le fait que cette thèse soit portée par un de ses principaux partis, le Socialist Workers Party (SWP) britannique, et soit désormais défendue par plusieurs tendances de la LCR française, lui donne une répercussion préoccupante.

• How Paul Robeson Found His Political Voice in the Welsh Valleys
  11 July 2017, by siawi3

  Paul Robeson - African American singer, movie star, Broadway actor, freedom fighter and socialist -built his singing career in the teeth of racism in the early 1900s. But his radicalism was spurred on in Britain - by a chance meeting with a group of Welsh miners.

• South Africa: Sabotaging Apartheid
  5 November 2017, by siawi3

  Kasrils’s path to politics, his experience as intelligence officer for the ANC, and his views on South Africa’s descent into neoliberalism.“The existence of a proletariat in South Africa and that legacy of struggle made us believe that unlike a lot of African or Asian countries, the result of a national liberation struggle would be strongly oriented to socialism.” “When JW de Klerk implemented democratic reforms, there was a pressure on the ANC to capitulate to big business influence.” “The collapse of the Soviet Union occurring around the same time also left the ANC a lot more vulnerable.” “When Nelson Mandela was meeting captains of industry, leaders of Western countries — and even the Chinese — he was being encouraged only to develop private enterprise and to be wary of nationalization. If the Soviet Union had been in existence, there would have been stronger options in terms of economic development.”

• USA: Donald Trump Sued by 18 States for ending key Obamacare payments with executive order.
  15 October 2017, by siawi3

  Move to end subsidies for lower-income customers ’breathtakingly reckless’, says New York’s attorney general. “This is an effort simply to blow up the system.â€

• France : Caen : les contrôleurs d’une ligne de bus forcés de recenser les migrants
  3 mai 2016, par siawi3

  La direction de la compagnie Twisto leur impose désormais de répertorier le nombre de migrants àbord des cars. « Ces manÅ“uvres sont totalement scandaleuses et n’ont rien àvoir avec la mission de service public des vérificateurs de titres !  » ce qui n’est pas sans rappeler « les heures les plus sombres de notre histoire  ».

• The drivers and outcomes of feminization of migration in Africa
  25 July 2014, by siawi3

  Migration from Africa has historically been a male-dominated phenomenon, but the pattern has changed significantly in recent decades. African women are leaving their countries of birth to create new lives elsewhere. Economic opportunities are primarily available in childcare, domestic and sex work. Over the past few decades there has been an overall rise in ‘feminisation’ of migration in Africa as millions of women gradually became economic beings with a responsibility to contribute financially to their families. As it stands now, nearly half (49%) of all migrant workers are women.

• France : Le communisme des affranchis
  29 décembre 2018, par siawi3

  Que sont les Gilets Jaunes ? Des affranchis. Que doivent-ils devenir ? Des communistes. Dans un monde où chaque vie rêvée doit être troquée au profit d’un cauchemar quotidien, seul un communisme d’affranchis pourrait renverser l’ordre existant sans lui substituer son double.

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