Brazil: Marxist Candidates Against the System in the 2016 Municipal Elections
Written by Alex Minoru Saturday, 01 October 2016 16:27
The Brazilian political situation parallels the international situation, marked by instability and unpredictability.
Civil war erupts in Spanish Socialist Party
Written by Jorge Martín Friday, 30 September 2016 15:50
Two consecutive Spanish elections have culminated in a deadlocked political situation in which no party has enough seats in parliament to form a majority government on its own. The enormous pressure that this has created has now exploded in an internal coup in the Socialist Party, PSOE, with an attempt to remove its leader, Pedro Sanchez. This could even lead to a split, a possibility that reveals the enormous political, economic, and social instability rooted in the acute crisis of Spanish capitalism.
Deutsche Bank crisis highlights impasse of world capitalism
Written by Josh Holroyd Thursday, 29 September 2016 11:15
The spectre of Lehman Brothers is haunting Europe.
South Africa: Rising anger as mass student protests return
Written by Ben Morken Wednesday, 28 September 2016 08:30
On Tuesday, 20 September, mass student protests erupted across the country after Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande announced that universities can raise tuition fees by up to 8% next year.
Helsinki rose as one against racism and fascism
Written by Heikki Moisio Wednesday, 28 September 2016 13:05
At least 15 000 people gathered on the Senate Square in Helsinki, Finland on saturday, September 24th to demonstrate their utter disgust at the nazis of the so called Finnish Resistance Movement who had the same month assaulted and beaten to death 28-year old Jimi Karttunen. Karttunen had courageously objected to the propaganda in the leaflets handed out during a street activity by the group, but his protests were met with the use of deadly force.
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