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Metalworkers' strike in Cadiz: our strength is to fight as a class
159 reads While the pandemic and the ecological ... is a horrifying portrait of the capitalist crisis: more than 40% unemployment, numerous companies closed down, the closure of AIRBUS Puerto ... That was the experience of the Vigo metal workers in 2006 [4] and of the Indignados movement in 2011 [5] . Workers cannot leave ...
ICConline - 2024-01-28 17:40
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Communism is on the agenda of history: Castoriadis, Munis and the problem of breaking with Trotskyism
1873 reads In September 1945 Marc Chirik wrote a letter from ... democrat, supporting the allied imperialisms during the war 4 . Following a review of the counter-revolutionary role being played by the ... ou Barbarie’ in Internationalisme 43, because it is a good example of the method employed by the GCF in its ...
International Review - 2024-01-28 21:20
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The most serious economic crisis in the history of capitalism
... ", as the HSBC "the biggest bank in the world" put it on 4th August [2] . " We are facing the most difficult economic and ... to survive, capitalism must perish! " Mehdi 10.01.09 [1] Respectively: Paul Krugman (the last Nobel Prize winner ...
International Review - 2024-01-28 21:16
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Turkish Airlines Strike: workers up against bosses and union
... working hours in the air transportation sector can go up to 16-18 hours in Turkey. Certain companies are even forcing the cabin crew to ... What sort of a union mentality is this ?” 4 What is significant about this statement is how it exposes the real face of ...
ICConline - 2024-01-28 12:03
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The ICT and the No War But the Class War initiative: an opportunist bluff which weakens the Communist Left.
... which they launched at the beginning of the war in Ukraine [1] . As they say, “ There is nothing like an imperialist war for ... history of NWBCW in the anarchist milieu in the 1990s [4] . This meant that these groups contained all kinds of confusions, but in ...
ICConline - 2024-01-28 17:02
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What are workers' councils? (Part 5) 1917 – 1921: The soviets and the question of the state
... we saw how the soviets, having seized power in October 1917, gradually lost it to the point where it was no more than a facade, kept ... a distorted relationship with the working class ” [4] and it became the breeding ground of the state bureaucracy. ...
International Review - 2024-01-28 17:29
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On the Trade Unions: A Reply to Mhou
... by the “ contemporary or historic communist left ”. [4] So communism has been on the agenda since at least the October ... no. 16, https://www.leftcom.org/en/articles/1997-06-01/communist-work-and-the-trades-unions-today ) [3] See, most ...
ICConline - 2024-01-28 16:19
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The shipwreck of government policy
143 reads There has been uproar in the UK about how the ... country, daring to cross the Channel in rickety boats, over 40,000 people so far this year. While waiting for a decision on their asylum ... the growing influx of refugees. In 2021, the UK received 48,540 asylum applications from main applicants only (i.e. children and other ...
ICConline - 2024-01-28 17:23
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Contribution to a history of the workers' movement in Africa (part 3): The 1920s & 30s
2219 reads 1923: “The Bordeaux Agreement” or “class collaboration” pact ... session of the International Labour Office in Geneva [4] . All in all, the first black member of the African colony was never ... (regardless of category) and food for sustenance (around 41 francs per month)’. [...] But the workers involved, wanting to show ...
International Review - 2024-01-28 20:50
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The consequences of militarism
... them: China, India, Pakistan, North Korea, Iran, Russia. 1 The USA, the world’s only remaining super-power, feels most ... compelled it to reorient its military strategy. While so far 40% of the US navy has been operating in the Atlantic Ocean, Washington plans ...
International Review - 2024-01-28 16:53