Archive | Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna was the CWI section in Sweden until 2019
Sweden: “Stop nuclear power”
Protests in 20 cities
Month: April 2011
Britain
Britain: What next after the mass demonstration of March 26?
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary, was the final platform speaker at a London aggregate to discuss the prospects of the trade union and anti-cuts movement
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Nuclear power: Paul Murphy speaks in favour of a nuclear-free future for Europe
CWI MEP speaks in light of catastrophe in Fukushima
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Right wing commentator Glenn Beck attacks unions and CWI
Rant reflects establishment concerns at rise of class struggles
Portugal
Portugal: EU/IMF intervention will drain economic lifeblood of working people
“Caretaker” government of Portugal formally askes for EU / IMF financial “assistance“
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: April 9th Anti-War Rally
Regional protests on April 9 in New York and San Francisco are part of the process of rebuilding a anti-war voice.
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
Wisconsin, US: Interview with student Activist
When protests for workers’ rights erupted in Madison, Wisconsin, high school students from across the city took to the streets as well to show their solidarity with their teachers. They organized walkouts and marches that […]
Egypt
Egypt: Nasser and Arab nationalism
Lessons for today’s revolution
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Paul Murphy challenges Barosso’s claim to “support” Ireland
The Commission wants to introduce legislation that would ensure that ordinary people will be forced to bailout the banks and speculators.
Science & Technology
Fukushima disaster: The ever-present nuclear threat
IT IS a tragic irony that the nuclear disaster at Fukushima occurred within weeks of the 25th anniversary of the catastrophe at Chernobyl in the former Soviet Union, the world’s worst nuclear accident.