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By Phil Mitchinson
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Tuesday, 04 July 2006 |
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The much vaunted ‘smooth transition’ from Blair to Brown
would not imply any policy change whatsoever. Consequently, Blair’s replacement
by Brown would propel Labour further along the course to losing the next
election. What is required is a socialist candidate.
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By Steve Jones
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Tuesday, 04 July 2006 |
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The new leader of the Tories has suddenly become very
interested in reducing individual donations to political parties. In reality
what lies behind this is an attempt to cut trade union funding to the Labour
Party and replace it with public funding.
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By Terry McPartlan
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Tuesday, 04 July 2006 |
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This latest of Ken Loach’s films is well crafted and well
thought. It has been thoroughly researched and really gets under the surface of
the processes and the events that helped shape the current situation on the island of Ireland.
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By El Militante - www.elmilitante.org
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Tuesday, 04 July 2006 |
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En la mañana del lunes 3 de julio, Manzoor Ahamd, diputado pakistaní y
Presidente de la Campaña en Defensa de los Sindicatos en Pakistán
(PTUDC, en sus siglas en inglés) ha celebrado una reunión con Joseba
Echebarria y Mila Lacanal, responsables de relaciones internacionales
de la UGT y miembros de la Ejecutiva Confederal del sindicato.
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By Goran M
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Monday, 03 July 2006 |
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The recent referendum in Montenegro
produced a majority for separation from Serbia, but this small country
remains seriously divided. In reality there is no “independence”, but a small
nation prey to the whims of imperialism.
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By the editorial board of Marxistiki Foni
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Monday, 03 July 2006 |
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The strength of the Greek student movement has been truly
amazing in these recent weeks. It forced even the conservative bureaucracy of
the trade unions to organise a solidarity strike with the students. In the mass
assemblies the students concluded that there should now be a pause and the
movement should prepare to remobilise in September.
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By Editorial del Militante México - www.militante.org
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Monday, 03 July 2006 |
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Fox se niega a reconocer el triunfo de López
Obrador y está haciendo toda clase de maniobras para imponer por medio del
fraude al PAN. Por su cuenta López Obrador se autoproclamo triunfador y está
exigiendo que se respete su triunfo. No hay nada seguro, pero al parecer las
movilizaciones inician el miércoles.
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By Workers International League - www.socialistappeal.org
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Friday, 30 June 2006 |
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The pendulum of the class struggle,
which has been swinging mercilessly against working people for the past
twenty-five years, is starting to swing the other way, with the beginnings
of a fight back by the working class. The period we have entered may
well be far more similar to the turbulent 1930s than the relatively
stable post-war period.
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By In Defence of Marxism
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Friday, 30 June 2006 |
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The Mexican miners have suffered brutal attacks in the
recent period. This is the answer of the Mexican government to their militant
stance in defence of their rights. We ask you to send solidarity message to the
address provided.
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By Pablo Sanchez and Kenny McGuigan
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Thursday, 29 June 2006 |
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The Scottish Socialist
Party is being torn apart by an internal wrangle that was sparked off back in
2004 by a dispute between its leading figure, Tommy Sheridan, and the News of the World newspaper about his personal life. All
genuine socialists back the SSP against attacks by the state, but questions
need to be asked of why the party has reached this sorry state.
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By Aníbal Montoya - El Militante Argentina
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Thursday, 29 June 2006 |
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Es común la afirmación en algunos círculos de intelectuales "de
izquierda", y entre trabajadores golpeados por las derrotas del pasado
que tuvieron la desgracia de caer bajo su influencia, de que las
actuales condiciones de vida y de trabajo "diluyen" la conciencia de la
clase obrera y le impiden jugar un papel dirigente en la lucha por el
socialismo.
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By In Defence of Marxism
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Wednesday, 28 June 2006 |
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The first demand of the international labour movement, and of the Israeli working class, must be for the immediate withdrawal of the troops that were sent into Gaza overnight. Stop this present incursion now! And from there begin the struggle to transform society and put an end to the class and national divisions which are at the heart of the present conflict. |
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By Lluis Perarnau in Barcelona
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Wednesday, 28 June 2006 |
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On June 18, a referendum was held in Catalonia (Spain) on the new Estatut. A big majority voted “yes” but the level of abstention was very high, with only 49.5% turning out on the day. Abstention was particularly high in the working class areas. The massive “yes” vote was more a vote against the right-wing PP than an enthusiastic vote for the Estatut itself. |
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By the editorial board of "Marxistiki Foni"
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Wednesday, 28 June 2006 |
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By Yossi Schwartz
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Tuesday, 27 June 2006 |
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The Israeli Defence Force has amassed tanks and troops on the border with the Gaza Strip as the crisis over a kidnapped soldier deepens. For some time anyone who understands the mechanical logic of the Israeli government and its plans to reoccupy the Gaza Strip has known that the Israeli government has simply been looking for an excuse to move back in. |
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By our correspondent in Moscow
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Tuesday, 27 June 2006 |
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This weekend (24-25 June) over 100 activists gathered from all over Ukraine, as well as from Russia and Moldova, to discuss the way forward for the left in Ukraine. The conference was organized by the editorial boards of the website Communist.ru (and its paper Protiv Techeniya, Against the stream) and the youth site Contr.info and the youth organization Che Guevara.
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By the editorial board of "Marxistiki Foni"
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Tuesday, 27 June 2006 |
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By Ted Grant
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
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When Mussolini was removed by a palace coup in July 1943 the masses came out onto the streets, rejoicing at the fall of the hated dictator. Ted Grant wrote an article shortly after those events stressing that this was the beginning of the revolution in Italy and beyond. |
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By Ted Grant
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
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Following on from his previous article, Ted Grant writing in August 1943 explained the meaning of the palace coup that had removed Mussolini from power and underlined the growing mobilisation of the Italian masses that were clearly moving towards socialist revolution. |
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By Ted Grant
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Monday, 26 June 2006 |
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Ted Grant in 1943 analyses the origins of Italian fascism, how it came to power and then how it lost its base of support within society, leading finally to the fall of Mussolini and stresses the need to support the revolutionary struggle of the Italian workers. |
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