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Nicaragua
Public launch of the IMT Nicaragua group
Written by Ernesto Paredes
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
On Friday 2nd of August we finally made public what we have been doing for some time now: the conscious and consequent study of the ideas of Marx, Lenin and Trotsky. The inaugural activity was a meeting introduced by the Swiss comrade Caspar Oertli. During his leadoff he sketched out in general terms the socio-political and economic crisis that the Old Continent suffers, the question of SYRIZA in Greece and the role of the International Marxist Tendency on a world scale.
Nicaragua: Lessons of a country that did not finish its revolution – Part Two
Written by Claudio Villas
Friday, 18 January 2008
The Sandinistas carried out many progressive reforms after they came
to power, but they never seriously tackled the question of ownership of the
means of production. By leaving the bulk of the economy in private hands they
gave the local oligarchy and imperialism the instruments by which these were
able to undermine the revolution and eventually defeat it.
Nicaragua: Lessons of a country that did not finish its revolution – Part One
Written by Claudio Villas
Thursday, 17 January 2008
At the end of
the 1970s, the people of Nicaragua rose up and overthrew one of the most hated
tyrants in the world, Anastacio Somoza. It was an inspiring revolution that
raised the hopes of many workers and youth around the world. Today Venezuela
raises similar hopes. But the Nicaraguan revolution was defeated. What lessons
can we draw from this today?
Ortega wins Nicaraguan elections: where to now?
Written by Fred Weston
Wednesday, 08 November 2006
After 16 years the Sandinistas have made a comeback. The vote for Ortega
represents a desire for fundamental change on the part of the masses. But
Ortega has bent over backwards to reassure the capitalists that he can be
trusted. No long-lasting reforms are possible in Nicaragua
under the domination of US
imperialism and as long as capitalism survives in the country.
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