revolution

Articles

• Brazil: Ending hunger, reviving agriculture: The MST’s vision for post-election Brazil
  2 October 2022, by siawi3

  João Pedro Stedile of the MST talks about the impact of four years of Jair Bolsonaro’s presidency on the agriculture sector and how it can be revived. He explains the MST’s proposals including urgent measures to alleviate hunger.

• Algérie : Honneur et gloire à tous les martyrs de la résistance Algérienne
  7 juillet 2022, par siawi3

  Rappel historique pour le 60^e anniversaire de l’indépendance de l’Algérie.

• Iran: Sepideh Farsi, cinéaste iranienne : « Un régime qui tue ses enfants, viole sa jeunesse, massacre ses minorités, n’a plus de base et plus aucune légitimité »
  7 January, by siawi3

  Pour mater la révolte, le régime iranien a entamé une nouvelle spirale de violences. En plus des exécutions et des arrestations massives, il utilise même des enlèvements et des viols de manifestantes. Un régime qui tue ses enfants, qui viole sa jeunesse, qui opprime ses ouvriers, massacre ses minorités n’a plus de base et plus aucune légitimité. Le régime iranien a franchi un point de non-retour et son départ est inéluctable. Soyez du bon côté de l’histoire.

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• UK: PESSIMISM, MISANTHROPY AND CHANGING THE WORLD
  12 November 2021, by siawi3

  There is a long history of misanthropic pessimism, largely within the conservative tradition. What is different today is that such pessimism and misanthropy have come to colonise much of the left, too. This, as much as climate change or racism, is an issue to confront.

• Can the Arab uprisings move toward a successful revolution?
  28 February 2020, by siawi3

  Across the region, popular movements for change have reached an impasse against the oligarchy. Where do they go from here?

• Michael Löwy: ‘Revolutions’
  18 January 2022, by siawi3

  “Revolutions” is a major contribution to our understanding of the principal social movements which shape our modern world. It brings us closer to the participants of history, it provides imagery beautiful and haunting, inspiring and brutal. It binds together the unknown agents of history, the ordinary people achieving the extraordinary, and the immortalised heroes of revolutionary movements.

• Nigeria: Black faces in high places
  18 April 2021, by siawi3

  The pan-African left should greet Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s likely promotion at the World Trade Organization with extreme caution. Whose side are you on? Will Okonjo-Iweala put an African face on the North’s agenda to expand free trade and reinforce the power of major multinationals or fight for the right of Southern governments to subordinate international trade to their own domestic development priorities?

• South Africa: Why the South African Communist Party, despite its proud history, has recently taken a backseat in South African politics.
  25 February, by siawi3

  At a time when the early, perhaps always over-optimistic expectations, both within the country and globally, for a post-apartheid South Africa have been disappointed, Lodge’s work is a major resource for ongoing, collective academic and activist reflection, discussion, and debate.“Red Road to Freedom, A History of the South African Communist Party 1921-2021”, is a landmark scholarly achievement .

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