Workers' Liberty 3/10: Mexico and Venezuela
What Trotsky on Mexico can tell us about Venezuela and Chavez; plus, Where do profits come from? by Daniel De Leon
Venezuela
Time to sober up on Chavismo
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The narrow victory of Nicolás Maduro in the Venezuelan presidential election on 14 April should trigger serious reflection on the left about the limits of chavismo without Chávez.
Chávez - no hero of ours
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Hugo Chávez, the president of Venezuela died this week after a lengthy battle with cancer. Much of the left across the globe has lauded Chávez because he won 15 elections, used some of Venezuela’s immense oil wealth to pay for social programmes and stood up to American imperialism in Latin America.
Venezuela without Chávez
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While reports of Hugo Chávez’s death may be exaggerated, there is little doubt that his prolonged treatment in Cuba is giving rise to a crisis, in which the Venezuelan workers are likely to lose out.
Venezuela: Lies, damned lies, and statistics
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“Anybody familiar with Stalinism will know the technique; figures record yet another triumphant over-fulfilment of the five-year plan while the peasants drop dead of starvation in the fields.”
NCAFC held its AGM last weekend in Birmingham where Student Broad Left – the student front of Socialist Action – proposed a motion so absurd that only the four members of Student Broad Left present at the NCAFC conference voted in favour of it.
Support the independent left in Venezuela
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The Venezuelan elections on 7 October are an important turning point for the Chavista movement in the country and for the international left.
Cinq textes en francais: Venezuela, Irak, Iran, Grèce, NPA
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Alliance for Workers’ Liberty: cinq textes
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Table des matières
Venezuela: Le capitalisme d'État de Chavez vacille
Les États-Unis se retirent d'Irak
Non à la guerre! Non à la bombe iranienne!
Contre l’étranglement de Grèce par les banques!
Un appel au NPA: non à la scission !
Traductions de Hugo Pouliot
Hands Off Venezuela conference
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Date:
4 November, 2006 - 10:00 - 17:00
Location:
UCU HQ, 27 Britannia St, London WC1
Description:
More: http://www.handsoffvenezuela.org/hov_national_conference_britain_3.htm
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More: http://www.handsoffvenezuela.org/hov_national_conference_britain_3.htm
Location:
UCU HQ, 27 Britannia St, London WC1
UCU HQ, 27 Britannia St, London WC1
Meeting with Ken Livingstone to welcome Hugo Chavez to London
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Date:
14 May, 2006 - 17:00 - 21:00
Location:
Camden Centre, 38-50 Bidborough St, London WC1
Description:
For tickets, email sandeep.sra@london.gov.uk by 7pm Thursday 11 May.
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For tickets, email sandeep.sra@london.gov.uk by 7pm Thursday 11 May.
Location:
Camden Centre, 38-50 Bidborough St, London WC1
Camden Centre, 38-50 Bidborough St, London WC1
Venezuela: Le capitalisme d'État de Chavez vacille
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Traduction d'une article de Pablo Velasco, Solidarity 3/170, 2 April 2010.
Une décennie après que Hugo Chavez ait proclamé la «révolution bolivarienne» au Venezuela, son projet est enlisé dans la stagnation. Malgré toute la rhétorique sur le «socialisme du 21e siècle», le régime bonapartiste continue de présider sur un capitalisme vénézuélien et d'étouffer l'émergence d'un mouvement ouvrier indépendant authentique.