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Written by Alan Woods
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Thursday, 18 March 2010 |
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The call issued by President Chavez to set up a new revolutionary international, the Fifth International, has provoked a passionate discussion in the ranks of the workers’ movement in Latin America and on a world scale. It is impossible for Marxists to remain indifferent to this question. What attitude should we take towards it? |
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Written by Socialist Appeal
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Wednesday, 17 March 2010 |
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Eight Years in Afghanistan! Seven Years in Iraq! End the Wars Now! A new half-sheet leaflet by the Workers International League for use at local and national mobilizations around the seventh anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Click here to download. |
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Written by Socialist Appeal
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Tuesday, 16 March 2010 |
This article makes note of the low ebb in the anti-war movement and future prospects for the movement. The link between Obama's class interests and the continuation of the war is also explalined. |
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Written by Alan Woods
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Monday, 15 March 2010 |
At the Hague congress of the First International Bakunin was finally expelled, provoking the wrath of the anarchists and like-minded people, some of which walked out of the organisation, like the Blanquists. At the same time, the opportunists such as the English trade union leaders lined up with the ultra-left in demanding greater autonomy for the local sections, all of course complaining about the authoritarianism of Marx and the General Council. |
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Written by Red-Ink
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 |
As soon as the winter weather showed the first signs of letting up a massive protest by workers and students was unleashed on Manhattan, covering no less than three city blocks! The joint protest by Transport Workers Union (TWU) and a coalition of different student groups protested a new round of layoffs for workers and cutbacks in education spending. |
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Written by Michael Hureaux Perez
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Sunday, 14 March 2010 |
On March 4th, students and workers in over one hundred locations throughout the United States marched against the education policies of the Obama administration. The largest turnouts were at several locations in the state of California, one of the states hardest hit by the current economic crisis. |
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Written by Alan Woods
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
In 1872 in response to the intrigues of Bakunin and his secret society, the Hague conference of the First International adopted a resolution prohibiting any organization with an independent programme to function within the body of the International and proceeded to expel Bakunin and his supporters, putting an end to the internal diatribe and intrigues and establishing the principles upon which the organisation would function
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Written by Alan Woods
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
After the defeat of the Paris Commune different ultra-left and opportunist tendencies emerged within the First International, who intrigued against the General Council and attempted to use the name of the International for their own ends. This was finally resolved with the expulsion of these elements with strict powers established for the General Council and clear rules on how the International was to be run.
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Written by Graeme Anfinson
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Monday, 08 March 2010 |
This article analyzes the "American values" Obama made note of in his State of the Union address. It explains that the notion of such "American Values" serves the interests of the ruling class, as it serves to conceal the irreconcilable class interests that exist between the working class and the capitalist class. The role of the individual in history and exploitation in the process of production are also explained. |
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Written by In Defence of Marxism
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 |
We have received the following message from Honduran activists of the National Front of Peoples' Resistance against the repression of the Porfirio Lobo government. His government was installed through fraudulent elections organised by the coup regime, despite massive abstention of the masses and harsh repression. The repressive attitude of the Lobo government uncovers its pretence of being democratic. The International Marxist Tendency declares its full solidarity with the Honduran workers and youth who continue to struggle and are suffering the repression, killings. |
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