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  1. Tea Break: What went wrong with the strikes in 2007?

    2287 reads We are reprinting here one of the articles from the first edition of Tea Break (July 2008). Tea Break , which was distributed at the time of the recent ... analysis of the way the large-scale public sector strikes of 2007 were dispersed by the trade unions, leaving the workers with little to ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:42

  2. Notes on the peasant question

    ... be emphasized that under- and un- employment affect between 20-40% of the agricultural population. It is all the more necessary to ... weakness: it is estimated that they make up no more than 10-20% of the world's agricultural population. However, the main ...

    International Review - 2010-07-12 03:50

  3. British capitalism clobbered by both Covid and Brexit

    ... 100 million cases of Covid-19, with a death toll of at least 2 million and still rising. This is the impact of the pandemic at the human ... IMF has estimated that the global economy shrank by 4.4% in 2020 and that the decline was the worst since the Great Depression of the ...

    ICConline - 2021-03-18 09:14

  4. The organization of revolutionaries: On the conditions for the formation of the Party

    2710 reads The general conditions of the working class resurgence since 1968 and the implications for the process of regroupment for the party ... forces emerging directly on an international level. 2. The ‘uniqueness' of the period 1917-23 lies not so much in the rapidity of ...

    International Review - 2010-07-15 01:56

  5. Latin America: Class struggle is developing despite state repression and ideological traps

    ... Further, their contracts would last for 40 months instead of 2 years, which is a setback because wages would not be renegotiable for 40 ...

    World Revolution - 2021-07-15 10:36

  6. Cummings “revelations”: Bourgeois vendettas and the distortion of science

    123 reads The resignation of Health Secretary Matt Hancock after ... and lacks of protective equipment.”  (ICC online 1 May 2020 ) Herd immunity is not a 'policy': it is an epidemiological ... some mathematical models made by the Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team (ICCRT), the different parameters were changed afterwards to ...

    ICConline - 2021-07-04 13:53

  7. 16th Congress of WR: Britain can’t escape the world economic crisis

    ... 1980-89 = 2.8% 1990-99 = 2.6% 2000-02 = 2.2% ”. - It shows the growing weight of debt: “ The weight of ...

    World Revolution - 2005-05-04 11:19

  8. In Guayaquil, Ecuador: in the face of a health crisis, capitalism inflicts pain and death

    ... the Ecuadorian state has recognized 315 deaths from Covid-19 [1], without specifying how many of these took place in the city of ... lives, as the U.S. Vice President put it in early March 2020. As part of the deterioration of the global health system, the ...

    ICConline - 2020-04-25 08:44

  9. Counter-resolution on the class struggle

    1963 reads The proletarian struggle in Poland has marked a new ... consciousness that has been emerging in this period. 2) In future, the only way for the prole­tariat to go forward will ... The proposed counter-resolution was: retain points 1, 2 and 7 of the Resolution on class struggle and replace the rest with the ...

    International Review - 2010-07-12 03:24

  10. Polemic with IBRP: The consequences of an opportunist policy of regroupment

    2847 reads The regroupment of revolutionaries, the unification ... against the ICC (slanders, theft, etc) 1 . This was illustrated in the support of both these organisations for the ... Comunistas Internacionalistas’ against the ICC in October 2004. 2   This opportunist adventure with the Circulo ended in ...

    World Revolution - 2005-10-03 22:23

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