Équateur : De Rafael Correa à Guillermo Lasso en passant par Lenin Moreno
par Eric Toussaint
Le 11 avril 2021, lors du deuxième tour des élections présidentielles, Guillermo Lasso (52,4 %), le candidat de la droite, a devancé Andres Arauz (47,6 %), le candidat soutenu par Rafael Corr
The Paris Commune of 1871, banks and debt
by Eric Toussaint
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the extraordinary experience of the Paris Commune, it is fundamental to draw a number of lessons from it. The measures a government takes regarding its Central Bank, the debts of working class people, public
En mémoire de Patrice Lumumba assassiné le 17 janvier 1961
par Eric Toussaint
Ce 17 janvier 2021, nous commémorons le 60e anniversaire de l’assassinat de Patrice Lumumba (1925-1961).
Suite à une victoire éclatante aux premières véritables élections auxquelles les Congolais ont partic
What Trump's Doing Is Crazy and Dangerous—and It Ain't Over Yet
Trump still threatens us, and discussing the election in the past tense is stupid.
by Jeffrey C. Isaac
Ever since November 7, when the election was more or less authoritatively “called” by all major media, a wide range of pundits have spoken
Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair
The Rolling Constitutional-Fascist Coup in the World's Most Dangerous Nation
by Paul Street
“We Want to Get Rid of the Ballots”
We are in the middle of a rolling authoritarian and even fascist coup that is working with and through the United States Constitution to no smal
Will the Military Support a Declaration of Martial Law
Garett Reppenhagen, Veterans for Peace, Interviewed by Bill Resnick
August 27, 2020
Recently, Veterans for Peace issued a statement condemning the deployment of troops in the U.S.:
“Veterans For Peace condemns the inflammatory statements of Dona
Ernest Mandel
et l’écosocialisme
par Michael Löwy*
La préoccupation de l'environnement apparaît avec force dans les écrits de Mandel seulement à partir des années 1970. Elle ne figure pratiquement pas, par exemple, dans le Traité d'économie marxiste (1962). Il est vrai qu’on trou
A boot is crushing the neck of American democracy
by Cornel West
The fundamental question at this moment is: can the United States be reformed?
Here we go again. Another black person killed by the US police. Another wave of multiracial resistance. Another cycle of race talk on the corporate media. Another displ
COVID-19:
The murderous state!
by SUD Santé
We are publishing this text from the SUD Santé Sociaux federation, because it reflects the reality encountered by staff in this sector in our different countries.
On 17 November 2019, in the city of Wuhan, China, the coronavirus 2019 (COVID 19) appeared. On January
El activista y expreso político del franquismo Chato Galante fallece por coronavirus
Era miembro de la asociación de presos y represaliados de la dictadura franquista La Comuna y pertenecía a la Liga Comunista Revolucionaria cuando fue detenido y torturado hasta en cuatro ocasiones entre los años 1969 y 197
The Capitalist Pandemic,
Coronavirus and the Economic Crisis (Part 1)
by Eric Toussaint
A public health crisis
The coronavirus pandemic is a serious public health problem and the human suffering caused by the spread of this virus will be enormous. If it massively affects countries of the Global South with ver
La Lega #HaciaLaHuelgaFeminista
- Coro de Mujeres Feministas
EL DIA 8 DE MARZOHAREMOS UNA HUELGACON TODAS LAS MUJERESLA CALLE SERÁ NUESTRA
ABUELAS, ESTUDIANTES HETEROS, TRANS, BOLLERASDIVERSAS Y MIGRANTESVAMOS JUNTAS A LA HUELGA
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Thirteen theses on the imminent ecological catastrophe and the (revolutionary) means of averting it
by Michael Löwy*
I. The ecological crisis is already the most important social and political question of the 21st century, and will become even more so in the coming months and years. The future of the plan
Megafires in Australia: a climate tipping point, live
by TANURO Daniel
The expression ‘tipping point’ refers to the point when a system passes from one system of equilibrium to another, the point where it is no longer possible to prevent accumulated quantitative changes from causing a qualitative change
