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22/03/2017: Class struggle can build real left force
21/03/2017: President Lukashenko must go!
21/03/2017: Over 100,000 take to the streets in SE demonstrations
18/03/2017: SNP fire the starting gun but offer no solutions to austerity
17/03/2017: For a one-day general strike as the next step
17/03/2017: Capitalist politicians use xenophobia to divert attention from failures of profit system
16/03/2017: Reports from Kuala Lumpur and Brussels
16/03/2017: Oppose Wilders and the ‘mainstream’ right – Build a mass workers’ party that struggles for socialism
16/03/2017: International campaign needed to force companies to pay
16/03/2017: New article on 1917revolution.org
15/03/2017: Demonstrations in Paris...
14/03/2017: Ng Chi-Fai sacked for organising union by multinational’s Hong Kong division – international solidarity needed
14/03/2017: Workers need strong socialist alternative at ballot box and in unions
13/03/2017: Rise of Islamophobia and right-wing reaction poses new challenges to the left
12/03/2017: Video of 8 March rally in Seattle
10/03/2017: Socialists around the world demand an end to women’s oppression
09/03/2017: International Women’s Day: “Solidarity with global mass protests and women’s strikes”
08/03/2017: ‘Libres y Combativas’ and Sindicato de Estudiantes call strike against sexist violence and for working class women's rights
08/03/2017: Most workers underemployed, 40% in poverty - situation demands new workers’ party
06/03/2017: Demonstrations world-wide swelled by anti-Trump anger
06/03/2017: Up to 250,000 march in national protest, organised from below
04/03/2017: Falling support for dictator Sisi portends growing opposition
03/03/2017: Pan-democrats sink to new low by supporting “lesser evil” John Tsang
02/03/2017: Kshama Sawant, Socialist Alternative councillor, speaks
25/02/2017: 'Volem acollir'
24/02/2017: What is behind Trump's attack?
23/02/2017: Defend the right to protest - stop this political vendetta!
22/02/2017: Smear campaign against a prominent police whistleblower
21/02/2017: 23 February 1917 (8 March in today’s calendar) marked the beginning of the socialist revolution in Russia, which sparked a revolutionary wave that would travel around the world.
20/02/2017: Solidarity spreads for victims of wage robbery and killing by
multinational corporations
18/02/2017: Only a choice between the “regular” and far-right?
17/02/2017: Support the international solidarity campaign
16/02/2017: Corbyn needs to stand up to Brexit rebels
15/02/2017: Time to build the class struggle on the streets
14/02/2017: Escalate the resistance toward shutdowns on March 8 and May 1!
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|  10/04/2015, Growing regional destabilisation
Shaun Arendse, CWI South Africa
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| 10/02/2008, Capitalist globalisation behind the catastrophe
Per-Åke Westerlund, Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna (CWI Sweden) |
| 23/01/2008, Independent working class policies only solution to oppression and
ethnic strife
Jan Rybak, SLP (CWI-Austria) |
| 19/01/2008, Workers need a political alternative to pro-capitalist parties and
ethnic conflict
Segun Sango, Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM), Lagos, Nigeria |
| 15/01/2003, The December 27th General election in Kenya resulted in a massive defeat
of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) and the rise to power of the
National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) which brought together sixteen
opposition parties. The defeat of KANU was historic because it brought
to an end 39 years of KANU’s iron grip on power while it also marked the
end of 24 years of dictatorship by the 78 year-old Daniel Toroitich arap
Moi.
Okoth Osewe. The article was first published in Offensiv 9 January 2003.
Offensiv is the weekly paper of Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna (CWI
Sweden). |
| 06/12/2002, WHILE THE US and British governments relentlessly prepare to attack Iraq
as part of their ’war on terrorism’, a suspected al-Qa’ida cell blew up
a hotel in Mombasa, Kenya, packed with Israeli tourists. Most of the
fatalities were from a Kenyan dance troupe.
Dave Carr, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and
Wales section of the CWI |
| 07/10/2002, In Kenya 240,000 teachers have entered into their second week of a
national strike action to demand an outstanding salary increment which
they won in 1997 after the teachers paralysed the education system by
going on a nationwide strike. Henry Kosgey, the Minister of Education,
has responded by legally revoking the teacher’s pay rise package,
thereby rolling back the gains the teachers won after doing battle with
the corrupt KANU state in 1997.
Okoth Osewe, 3 October 2002 |
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