Egypt: Mass revolt forces Mubarak regime to the brink
Hundreds of thousands remain on streets defying repression – For an indefinite general strike!
Hundreds of thousands remain on streets defying repression – For an indefinite general strike!
Regime deploys army on streets to try to crush mass movement
“Tunisia is the solution”
Protests and creation of independent unions show potential for workers’ unity
Farcical election will fuel workers’ protests
Spring wave of strikes and protests
Strikes and mass protests harbinger of social and political explosions
Strikes and occupations grow – workers’ party with socialist policies needed!
Workers’ struggles continue…
Solidarity with Egyptian workers and youth – Support fight for democratic and union rights!
Interview with leader of property (real estate) tax collectors union
‘Bloggers’ organize to fight repression
Mubarak regime employs repression to prevent broad anti-Mubarak movement
Scandal and corruption of elite while masses on breadline
Mass working class action shows way to end authoritarian rule and poverty
Lebanon activists to stage 4 May solidarity action
Striking workers and youth fought with police. At least two were shot dead.
Victory boosts workers’ confidence to defend living standards
Ruling elite fear social explosions
Workers and youth have had enough of US-supported Mubarak regime
With 89% of the votes, Egypt’s first contested presidential election on September 7th could have been a crushing victory for Hosni Mubarak. But according to official figures only 23% voted.
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