Month: June 2007

Youth and workers need a socialist alternative

Fianna Fail emerged as the biggest party from the general election in southern Ireland and has formed a coalition government with the Greens, the Progressive Democrats (PDs) and some independents.

Regime makes partial retreat, but fundamental issues remain unresolved

Trade Union Rights Campaign secretary victimised for exposing Telcom redundancy plans

Exclusive eyewitness accounts

25 anniversary of Falkland Islands/Las Malvinas conflict

International experience of power-sharing governments

Historic defeat for all working people

Workers will have to resist more ‘social reform’ cuts

Friday 15 June was a day filled with violence at the campus of the university, Universidad Mayor de San Simon de Cochabamba.

Seattle students shut down school board

General strike enters third day

Labour leaders say action will continue but action must broadened

Gaza’s population faces further isolation

New regime faces mass working class opposition

Please send protests!

Exclusive pictures by Paul Mattsson, cwi photographer. Pictures.

Current Supreme Court and Constitutional Court were Selected by Earlier Governments

Pictures.

Huge popular support for action puts ANC government under pressure

Putin exploits Western hypocrisy over ‘democratic rights’

Socialists must build powerful alternative to capitalism

CWI supporters defend protesters

10,000 protesters successfully breached police lines

A tale of two protests

The struggle for genuine community control and worker management continues

Direct and radical action announced in case their demands are not fulfilled

State repression will not stop peaceful anti-globalisation demonstrators

Whilst the government arrogantly insisted that anything above 6% was unaffordable, a commission on remuneration recommended that the president’s salary be increased by 57% and those of ministers by between 30% and 50%!

Eastern China sees largest urban protest movement for many years

Trade Unions issue 14 day ultimatum – but workers’ leaders must act decisively over new attacks

Protesters plan to blockade meeting of war criminals and exploiters

For people watching the television news, the coverage of the anti-G8 protests has been dominated by reports of violent clashes between police and some protesters.

Anti-worker programme of Blair will stay

Workers’ hopes dashed by gangster capitalism.

Will the Flemish parties succeed in imposing the break up of the national labour market policy?

June 10 will see the first election outing for the Committee for Different Politics (CAP) when it stands in the Belgian general election for both the federal Senate and Chamber.

After one year, no enthusiasm for Prodi government

Once again the world’s media has been focused on the horrific breaking up of an attempted protest in Moscow.

Urgent solidarity needed