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By Serge Goulart
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Wednesday, 31 August 2005 |
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Back in April the judicial authorities issued threats to imprison the
workers and militants occupying the Cipla and Interfibra factories in
Joinville, Brazil. Now at last the campaign we played a big role in
promoting
has at least achieved a partial victory. Serge Goulart wrote to us
explaining the present state of play. |
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By Josh Lucker in the USA
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Wednesday, 31 August 2005 |
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Last week the ultra-right wing US fanatic Pat Robertson made a public statement on TV
calling for the assassination of Hugo Chavez. Josh Lucker in the USA looks at who Pat Robertson is and looks at his track
record. |
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By Phil Mitchinson
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Tuesday, 30 August 2005 |
We are publishing here a speech given by Phil Mitchinson at the recent
international Marxist school in Barcelona. Dealing with the history of
the centuries old struggle for freedom in Ireland, and the part played
in that history by republicanism and socialism, as well as the political
developments that have led to the current impasse, this should serve as
an introduction to a major article analysing the recent declaration of
the end of the armed struggle by the Provisional IRA which we will be
publishing later this week.
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By Adam Pal (The Struggle Pakistn)
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Tuesday, 30 August 2005 |
A mediados del mes de Agosto, 80 jóvenes, marxistas entusiastas y miembros de la Youth for International Socialism
(YFIS – Jóvenes por el Socialismo Internacional) de todo Pakistán
participaron en una Escuela de Verano que se llevóa cabo durante tres
días en la ciudad de Rawklakot, en el sector de Cachemira bajo control
paquistaní.
Traducción de Pakistan: Marxist Youth Summer School in Kashmir |
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By Francesco Giliani and Paolo Brini*
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Monday, 29 August 2005 |
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As we announced a few
weeks ago, on July 25, Pierre Broué passed away. We have published several
articles remembering the role this remarkable man played in the development of the
ideas of Marxism. Here we publish a piece by two Italian Marxists that gives an
interesting insight into the life of Pierre Broué, based on several long
conversations with him in the final years of his life, and on a thorough
reading of his works. |
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By Celia Hart
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Monday, 29 August 2005 |
La posibilidad del tránsito al socialismo es un descubrimiento
científico. No es un poema, ni una manera de hablar. La única forma que
tenemos de acceder a él es a través de la lucha de clases. Así de
sencillo. El socialismo del siglo XXI es tan sólo porque estamos en el
siglo XXI. Aporte desde Cuba por Celia Hart.
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By Mick Brooks
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Friday, 26 August 2005 |
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The criticism of Marx’s approach essentially boils down to the complaint that he is not an equilibrium economist. This criticism is quite correct. Marx has a fundamentally different method from neoclassical or post-Ricardian economists – dialectical economics. |
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By El Militante (Argentina)
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Friday, 26 August 2005 |
Desde la Corriente Socialista El Militante Argentina condenamos la brutal
represión policial sobre un grupo de 200 compañeros formado por
trabajadores de comercio, desocupados, mujeres y niños que se disponían
a entregar un petitorio a una reunión de magnatesy empresarios del
sector comercio en el predio de la Sociedad Rural.
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By Mick Brooks
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Thursday, 25 August 2005 |
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When Meghnad Desai comes to discuss this aspect of Marx’s work, this is the area where his ‘equilibrium’ interpretation of Marx’s economics leads him most seriously astray. He seems to imply that Marx can be used to defend the idea of the long-term survival of capitalism, which is something alien to Marx. It is also an oversimplification of what Marx said. |
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By Mick Brooks
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Wednesday, 24 August 2005 |
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The socialist calculation debate is usually regarded as beginning in 1920 with a challenge to the socialists thrown down by the right wing Austrian economist von Mises. He opined that rational economic calculation would be impossible in a socialist commonwealth. Unfortunately, the socialists who took up this challenge did not, with the sole exception of Maurice Dobb of the British Communist Party, regard themselves as Marxists. |
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By Rob Sewell
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Wednesday, 24 August 2005 |
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On Monday, Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition of America
and a former presidential candidate, openly called for the
assassination of the Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. He revealed the
unspoken intentions of US imperialism. |
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By Yossi Schwartz in Jerusalem
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Tuesday, 23 August 2005 |
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The withdrawal from the Gaza Strip began last Wednesday and has deeply
divided both Israelis and Palestinians. Yossi Schwartz in Jerusalem
looks at the Israeli pullout and what it means. |
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By Yossi Schwartz in Jerusalem
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Tuesday, 23 August 2005 |
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We publish this article by Yossi Schwartz on the War of 1967 to provide
some background information to the recent Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. |
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By our correspondent
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Monday, 22 August 2005 |
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We publish this report on two successful meetings held in Venezuela by the Marxist Revolutionary Current (CMR) over
the weekend. The first meeting was partly to celebrate the victory of
the workers of the Social Security in Barquisimeto and second was a
lecture by Alan Woods on the parallels between the Great French
Revolution and the Bolivarian Revolution. |
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By Rob Sewell
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Monday, 22 August 2005 |
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Yesterday marked the 65th anniversary of the death of Leon Trotsky. He
had been brutally struck down on August 20, 1940 by the hand of an
assassin, an agent of Joseph Stalin, and rushed to hospital where he
died at 7.25 p.m. the following day. He was sixty years old. On this
commemoration, Rob Sewell takes a look at Trotsky’s life. |
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By Natalia Sedova
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Monday, 22 August 2005 |
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To commemorate the 65th anniversary of the death of Leon Trotsky, we
publish this piece by Natalia Sedova Trotsky about the assassination of
her husband. (November, 1940)
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By our correspondent in Caracas
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Friday, 19 August 2005 |
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On Tuesday August 16, as a follow up to the spectacularly successful
intervention of the International Marxist Tendency in the World Youth
Festival, the CMR (Venezuelan Revolutionary Marxist Current) and the
JSR (Revolutionary Socialist Youth) organized two public meetings in
the Caracas Mayoral Offices (Alcald�a Metrpolitana). By our
correspondent in Caracas (August 17, 2005) |
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By Iain Bruce - news.bbc.co.uk
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Friday, 19 August 2005 |
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Although we would not normally reproduce articles from the bourgeois
press, we felt that this article, which recently appeared on the BBC
news website, would be of interest to our readers and supporters. The
article looks at the question of workers' control at the ALCASA
aluminium plant in Venezuela. |
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By Rob Lyon
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Thursday, 18 August 2005 |
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The debate over global warming and the consequences it may or may not
have for planet Earth and humanity has been raging for several decades
now. Global warming is an endless source of controversy, but one thing
is clear – our climate is changing.
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By Mick Brooks
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Wednesday, 17 August 2005 |
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Marxist economics answers the question ‘how did the many start poor?’ with an analysis of primitive accumulation, the historical process of the dispossession of the toilers from the means of production and creation of a propertyless working class. We then go on to explain capitalist production as the production not just of commodities, but also of rich and poor. Reproduction is the reproduction not just of factories and offices, but of the capitalists who own them and the workers who labour in them. |
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By our correspondent in Caracas
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Tuesday, 16 August 2005 |
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The hall was filled to capacity – 12,000 cheering,
banner waving youth from Venezuela and all over Latin America and the rest of
the world. The scene was the “trial” of imperialism, which occupied the entire
weekend and culminated on Sunday afternoon with the testimony of the President
of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez. |
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By Ramn Samblas in Caracas
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Tuesday, 16 August 2005 |
We publish this report of a speech Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
made at the "Bolivarian Revolution and Socialism of the 21st century"
commission at the World Festival of Youth and Students last week.
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By Maryam Akhazpoor
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Tuesday, 16 August 2005 |
Borhan Divangar, one of the Saghez 7, has been
re-arrested. We publish here his wife's letter to Guy Ryder, the General Secretary of the ICFTU; Amnesty
International and all trade unions and human rights organisations. You can read the letter on the website of the Iranian Workers' Solidarity Network.
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