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International Viewpoint, the monthly English-language magazine of the Fourth International, is a window to radical alternatives world-wide, carrying reports, analysis and debates from all corners of the globe. Correspondents in over 50 countries report on popular struggles, and the debates that are shaping the left of tomorrow.
S’bu Zikode leads a shack dwellers’ movement and says city officials crack down on those who highlight a housing crisis.
read article...Rising levels of poverty and inequality are adding to the frustrations of young people in the country, most of whom want to be identified as Hong Kongers, rather than Chinese or even Hong Konger in China. Amid Growing Clampdown on Dissent and Free Speech, Hong Kong’s Youth Is Pushing Back
read article...Landless workers’ leader spoke with Brasil de Fato on the next steps for the left after Jair Bolsonaro’s victory
read article...Rents are soaring and the government is hand-in-glove with property moguls. Oliver Eagleton reports on the activists fighting for a fairer housing system.
read article...The letter below was written just before the recent presidential elections in Brazil. We are republishing it here because we think much of what Walden Bello draws out of the comparisons between what Duerte has done in the Philippines and what Jair Bolsonaro presages in Brazil is timely and apposite. (IV)
read article...The Left Bloc was formed about twenty years ago in Portugal, by the fusion of forces from the anti-capitalist left and the social movement. Today, together with the Communist Party, it is the main formation of the combative left in the country. Based on the Bloc’s experience, Francisco Louçã gives an overview of the still problematic relationship between parliamentary opposition work and investment in social movements and mobilizations.
Should ecosocialists reject a program that includes carbon pricing? Ian Angus and John Bellamy Foster reply to Daniel Tanuro’s criticism of their approach “The right’s green awakening”.
The COP21 negotiators at the Paris 2015 convention enjoyed a rare moment of success. Unlike in Copenhagen six years before, the climate summit produced an agreement — and an ambitious one at that. The attending governments committed to keeping the temperature rise “well below 2° C” and “continuing efforts” not to exceed 1.5° C of warming. No one had imagined such a breakthrough. [1]
1. Duterte is not a fascist. He is reactionary or, as Walden describes him, a counter-revolutionary (to the “EDSA revolution”). But he does not fit the bill of being a fascist.
* Blasphemy laws must be reexamined
* Most courageous decision by top judges in favour of most exploited
* AWP welcomes decision of the Supreme Court
- read article...This is an important year for the Fourth International – eighty years since its foundation. A short account is published here September 1938 - the founding of the Fourth International and we continue the appeal to help us fund the translation of Livio Maitan’s history of the Fourth International “Per una storia della IV internazionale – la testimonianza di un comunista controcorrente”. Watch the public meeting with Michael Lowy here
- read article...Help us publish in English “Towards a history of the Fourth International” by Livio Maitan, published in Italian by Edizioni Alegre, Roma.
- read article...The Livio Maitan Library is finally opening to the public. It is a centre for the study of the workers’ movement and has thousands of documents and publications, many of which are very rare, documenting the history of our movement’s struggles, debates and rich discussions in the 20th century.
- read article...On September 29th we will take the streets worldwide to say: #EleNão #EleNunca (#NotHim , #NeverHim)!
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