What is moral and what is amoral in the struggle for the transformation of society? 75 years ago Leon Trotsky wrote his masterpiece Their Morals and Ours, in which he explained that morality is one of the key ideological components in the class struggle.
The recent congress of The Struggle in Pakistan opened with Fred Weston reading out a statement by the IMT on the death of Chavez and the way forward for the Venezuelan revolution. Here we provide a video of that session.
Latin Waves is broadcast on CJSF, the Simon Fraser University radio station in Vancouver, but then syndicated to a whole series of radio stations across North America and beyond.
How many times have we heard university professors, economists, politicians and journalists declaring that Marx was wrong and that although he had some insights in to the workings of capitalism he failed to see the dynamism of the capitalist system and its ability to recover from crises and move ever forward? However, in the past few years, as the system has been sinking into its most serious crisis in history, every now and then we hear commentators pointing out that Marx was right. The latest is an article published by Time magazine yesterday, called Marx’s Revenge: How Class Struggle Is Shaping the World.
In President Obama’s recent State of the Union address, he announced his intention to raise the minimum wage to $9.00 per hour by 2015. “Tonight, let’s declare that in the wealthiest nation on Earth, no one who works full-time should have to live in poverty.”
Yesterday the Venezuelan newspaper El Universal published an article, El chavismo según los chavistas, on the tasks facing the Bolivarian movement after the death of Chavez. They quote Alan Woods who explains that in order for the revolution not to be rolled back it must become irreversible. Here we provide the full, original text of the interview, with the questions posed by the El Universal journalist and Alan’s reply.
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El 21 de marzo del 2013, Ezker Anitza Araba organizó una charla pública en Vitoria sobre el legado de Hugo Chávez. Unas 50 personas se dieron cita para escuchar la presentación de David Rey, de la campaña Manos Fuera de Venezuela, que fue seguida de un animado debate.
Ayer, el diario venezolano El Universal publicó un artículo, El chavismo según los chavistas, sobre las tareas a las que se enfrenta el movimiento bolivariano tras la muerte de Chávez. Citan a Alan Woods quien explica que la revolución debe dar un paso audaz hacia delante para volverse irreversible. A continuación presentamos el texto original y completo de la entrevista, con las preguntas formuladas por elperiodista de El Universal y las respuestasde Alan.
El 7 y 8 de marzo la COB lanzará la fundación del Partido de los Trabajadores (PT), aprobando su Estatuto y programa general en un Congreso significativamente convocado en el distrito minero de Huanuni. El evento está cargado de gran expectativa y está suscitando un debate intenso en la vanguardia proletaria, particularmente los mineros, y sectores de la juventud revolucionaria.
La Tendenza marxista internazionale al Forum sociale mondiale di Tunisi
Masalah Persatuan Serikat Buruh
Grécia: apelo público da Tendência Comunista do Syriza
Congrès des marxistes au Pakistan
التيار الماركسي الأممي حاضر في المنتدى الاجتماعي العالمي
Grécia: apelo público da Tendência Comunista do Syriza
Cipro boccia la troika: un nuovo stadio della crisi europea
لينين وتروتسكي- ما هي مواقفهما الحقيقية الفصل السادس: صعود الستالينية