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1. Mexico between crisis and narcotrafic

   ... is to say that exploitation is present in it as in any other economic activity but, in addition, the conditions of illegality push ... Review n 62, “Decomposition, final phase of the decadence of capitalism” point 9. 2 2. Nueva sociedad no. 130, ...

   International Review - 2013-07-08 21:42

2. Extracts from some correspondence on the question of elections

   ... the realm of thinking for the mass proletariat. If on the debate stage you see one conservative party leader, a 'progressive' liberal ... the active struggle of the proletariat ie through its economic, political and theoretical struggles. Communist organisations are an ...

   ICConline - 2019-09-09 12:05

3. The beginning of struggle or just another token gesture?

   ... a 30% reduction in pay. All this is the product of an economic meltdown which didn’t just begin in 2007, which wasn’t caused by ... resisting the bosses’ offensive. But we need to make the debate as open as possible, which means rejecting passive rallies and instead ...

   ICConline - 2013-07-07 17:44

4. Democratic illusions hold back the development of class consciousness

   ... marked capitalism’s entry into the final phase of its decadence, the phase of decomposition, pushed the disorientation and ... of the Kremlin There is no doubt that the world economic crisis was the catalyst for the protests in Russia. Despite the ...

   ICConline - 2012-02-05 12:55

5. Leon Trotsky: What is proletarian culture and is it possible?

   ... completion only at the period preceding the political decadence of that class. Will the proletariat have enough time to create a ... rifle has to be cleaned and oiled. Our entire present-day economic and cultural work is nothing more than a bringing of ourselves into ...

   International Review - 2014-04-05 22:00

6. The weaknesses of the PCI on the question of populism (part I)

   ... of the layers of the petty-bourgeoisie, of its particular economic interests globally compatible with, or assimilated to, the interests ... understanding the phenomenon of populism? Because in this debate where divergences could be taken for simple, Byzantine quarrels, a ...

   ICConline - 2018-02-08 15:35

7. The Dutch Left from 1914 to early 1920's: 1918: Between revolution and opportunism, III

   ... Gorter, who was in Switzerland and only contributed to the debate through articles, the appearance of which was subjected to the bad ... between the political International and the International of economic organizations. Up till 1920, the Communist International accepted both ...

   International Review - 2010-07-23 01:58

8. Anti-Covid vaccines: Health is just a commodity for capitalism

   ... has been increasing its presence in Africa: investments, economic implantation, political and military support, "humanitarian" ... by the ruling class today as the only means of beating the economic crisis and the accelerating deterioration of living conditions which ...

   ICConline - 2021-03-18 09:32

9. April 1939: End of the Spanish Civil War and prologue to the Second World War

   ... the bourgeoisie has acquired a decisive influence in the economic sphere through the development of trade and techniques of production. ... does not in any sense emerge at the end of a process of economic transformation of society, but on the contrary is active from the very ...

   ICConline - 2019-08-31 11:19

10. Covid-19 in Africa: From the vain hopes of 2020 to the brutal reality of 2021

    ... as an example for the continent to follow, as much from the economic as the social point of view, while boasting about a "democratic ...

    ICConline - 2021-03-22 09:30

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