This features militant reports and draws conclusions about the countries that have changed the situation on the continent. The eagerness of this Newsletter is to draw conclusions so that we can face the new situation and intervene in it.
The defeat of the Francoist state that survives within the monarchy of Philip VI is closer.
A brief assessment of the first year of the Bolsonaro government.
The popular resistance continues, organizes itself, and at any moment can go on the offensive.
France’s national pension administrator was forced to resign after being exposed for improperly collecting multiple salaries in the midst of escalating strikes against the government’s attack on pension reforms.
The estallido represented a movement of tectonic plates of Chilean society that have not yet settled.
The opposition camp’s landslide victory in Hong Kong’s local district elections, on 24 November, can be considered to be a referendum on both the Hong Kong government and Beijing.
The streets of Lebanon are ringing with protest chants as the country witnesses its largest popular movement in decades. Their target: a political and economic system that impoverishes the many while enriching the few.
The pension counter-reform is an immediate frontal attack, which requires an immediate centralized fightback.
The Labour Party’s election failure in the UK proves that, for the progressive left to succeed, it will have to become considerably more revolutionary. The ‘softly, softly’ approach isn’t working.
Report from Bruno Magalhães (PSOL International Observatory) directly from Santiago, Chile.
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