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1. How media coverage tried to influence the electoral outcome

   ... came in the coverage of the first presidential debate, focused on foreign policy – supposedly Bush’s strong ... media made it clear that Kerry was the big winner in that debate, that Bush was the big loser, and that Kerry and the Democrats had emerged from the debate with a renewed confidence and self-assurance. Soon ...

   Internationalism USA - 2005-03-03 19:36

2. IBRP public meeting in Paris (Part 1): The IBRP taken hostage by thugs

   ... of this peculiarity that, before giving an account of the debate between the ICC and the IBRP on the analysis of the war in Iraq, we are ... forbidden to some people, and above all are not places for debate and the confrontation of points of view within the class . We ...

   World Revolution - 2021-06-29 12:09

3. Economic collapse in Argentina: Workers must fight for their class interest

   ... From the 20th of December to early January the economic and social chaos in Argentina was headline news. The economy went into ... weeks. These events expressed a spectacular worsening of the economic, social and political crisis in Argentina. This article seeks to ...

   World Revolution - 2005-03-31 17:08

4. No Olympic performance from the British economy

   ... it simply, once again, there is no profit in it. Part of the debate within the ruling class is therefore how to persuade business to ... due to lack of profitability. Such actions certainly create economic activity and will raise demand. But, once again, is this demand ...

   World Revolution - 2022-01-07 20:42

5. The deeper the crisis, the more they attack our living standards

   ... Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, said the economic situation was entering a ‘dangerous place ’. Earlier, the ... - essentially the worst of both worlds. In Britain, debate continues over whether the Coalition government should halt its deficit ...

   World Revolution - 2021-12-09 10:37

6. Economic crisis, ecological crisis, capitalism has no solutions: Copenhagen Conference

   ... of even the ‘best intentions' of the bourgeoisie. The economic crisis, though reducing the level of production, will bring further ... exist to counter climate change. However, the proposed green economic measures are described in purely capitalist terms: new green jobs in ...

   World Revolution - 2009-04-05 16:53

7. From the election of president Nelson Mandela in 1994 to 2019

   ... of a national economy severely battered not only by the economic crisis in this period but also the consequences of the workers' ... Federation of South African Trade Unions, as we can see in IR 158: “FOSATU made use of its ‘genius’ for organising, to the point ...

   International Review - 2022-01-17 21:49

8. Conditions for the revolution

   ... still posed, particularly with regard to the ‘economic’ question -- as, for example, when the workers first began to ... and generalized overproduction. The period of decadence is not a moment fixed in time, an endless repetition -- it has a ...

   International Review - 2010-12-06 22:08

9. ICC 15th Congress: Resolution on the International situation

   ... tensions ‘coincides’ with a new plunge into the world economic crisis. This has been manifested not only in the overt collapse of ... the current war can only take it new levels Decadence and decomposition 12. The plunge into militarism is ...

   International Review - 2006-07-02 15:01

10. Catastrophes in China: The reality of the 'economic miracle'

    ... proletariat of the world the reality of the “Chinese economic miracle” . The growth rate of almost 10% hides the ferocious ... from bourgeoisie in the rest of the world. China is an economic monster built on sand. It is developing by sucking the blood of the ...

    ICConline - 2006-02-07 12:36

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