Help the Greek left!
Submitted on
Alexis Tsipras, leader of the Greek left coalition Syriza, visited Paris on 21 May and spoke to a crowd outside the National Assembly.
Submitted on
Alexis Tsipras, leader of the Greek left coalition Syriza, visited Paris on 21 May and spoke to a crowd outside the National Assembly.
Submitted on
We continue our series of recollections and reflections from activists who were involved with the “third camp” left in the United States — those “unorthodox” Trotskyists who believed that the Soviet Union was not a “workers’ state” (albeit a “degenerated” one), but an exploitative form of class rule to be as opposed as much as capitalism.
Submitted on
Dear comrades,
Do you really want the European Union to break up?
Submitted on
Members of the Anarchist Federation in Nottingham, the “Autonomous Nottingham” group and some individuals staged a protest at the Nottingham May Day rally which ended up disrupting the whole rally.
Submitted on
Labour movements across Europe should mobilise to demand that EU leaders drop the drastic cuts programme imposed on Greece.
Submitted on
In Solidarity 242, we began publishing a series of recollections and reflections from activists who had been involved with the “third camp” left in the United States — those “unorthodox” Trotskyists who believed that the Soviet Union was not a “workers’ state” (albeit a “degenerated” one), but an exploitative form of class rule to be as opposed as much as capitalism.
Submitted on
Paulin, an activist from the Greek left group OKDE, spoke to Solidarity after Greece’s 6 May election, which resulted in a parliament where, so far, no party has been able to form a government:
Submitted on
Conceding defeat in the contest for London mayor, on 3 May, Ken Livingstone said: “This is my last election”. As with many things Livingstone says, it’s not true.
Submitted on
Pete McLaren, independent socialist representative on the TUSC National Steering Committee and 2012 candidate in Rugby, says TUSC has made modest gains.
Submitted on
Well first the good stuff.