Solidarity 3/150
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Solidarity 3/150, 23 April 2009
After the Budget cuts: what will the unions do about politics?
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We know what the Tories are going to do about politics in the wake of Alistair Darling’s Budget of 22 April, announcing huge cuts to come in public services.
Misunderstandings, Misrepresentations and Lies: Getting Workers' Liberty Wrong — 2
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Continuing a series on misunderstandings, misrepresentations and lies about the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty.
May Day in France: the rising tide of class struggle
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The public holiday on 1 May will see big demonstrations across France. Behind the mobilisation lies a picture of rising unemployment and growth of industrial militancy.
Stop the war on the Tamil people!
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The war in Sri Lanka has reached a grim new intensity. The Sinhala (Sri Lanka’s ethnic majority) chauvinist Government has set about the final stages of what they call the elimination of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (Tamil Tigers), the group who have waged an armed struggle for Tamil independence for three decades.
After the Gaza occupations
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On April 18, those involved in the wave of university occupations over Gaza, and other left-wing student activists, met at a “coordination” conference to discuss the way forward for the student le
Such is power
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Review of "Il Divo"
Politics as farce: how do we change that?
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Review of "In the Loop".
"No2EU": Tensions in Scotland
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In Scotland No2EU is backed not only by the Communist Party of Britain (CPB, the “Morning Star” faction of British Stalinism) but also by “Solidarity Scotland” (launched after its core membership split from the Scottish Socialist Party in 2006).
"No2EU": No to free movement of labour?
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The expanded platform published on the website of the No2EU campaign for the 4 June Euro-elections denounces “the so-called ‘free movement’ of labour” in the EU and “the social dumping of exploited foreign workers in Britain”.