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Nigeria

Nigeria: Socialist activists arrested:

July 8, 2004  Segun Sango, DSM General Secretary

Today (7 July) two members of the Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM), Ojo Olajire (OJ) and Peluola Adewale (Pelad), were arrested by members of Nigerian Police Force at Oshodi bus stop, in Oshodi Isolo local government […]

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Brazil

Brazil: “Fight for a socialist society”

July 7, 2004 Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Exclusive interview with Brazilian trade unionist

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Britain

Britain: Socialism 2004

July 6, 2004 CWI

Key political issues discussed and debated

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Germany

Germany: “Which side are you on?â€

July 5, 2004 Tanja Niemeier, cwi

Does radical rhetoric of some of the trade union leaders against the government’s cuts policy mark a turning point for the struggle against Agenda 2010?

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Serbia

Serbia: Elections results reveal instability

July 2, 2004 Tim Lessells, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Neo-liberals victory means attacks on working people

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Iraq

Iraq: Early ‘handover’ reveals White House crisis

July 1, 2004 Robert Bechert, cwi

New ’Iraqi regime’ will not end imperialist occupation

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Venezuela

Venezuela: Oil wealth, capitalist plunder and resistance

June 30, 2004 Gustavo Brito and Celso Calfullan, Caracas

Venezuela was never as important for the Spanish empire as its other colonies. Colombia was vital for its coffee, Peru for its gold and Bolivia for its silver; they all assumed a greater importance than […]

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Netherlands

Netherlands: Enough is enough!

June 29, 2004 Barbara Veger, Offensief, Rotterdam

National meeting of workers called to plan actions against cuts

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Serbia

Serbia: Neither neo-liberal nor right-nationalists offer choice in elections

June 26, 2004 Tim Lessels, England and Wales Socialist Party

Independent class position needed

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Germany

Germany: Electoral disaster for Schroder

June 25, 2004 Wolfram Klein, Sozialistische Alternative (SAV)

June 13 saw many elections in Germany: European elections (which are the only nationwide elections between two Federal general elections); state parliament elections in Thuringia and local elections in 6 of the 16 German federal […]

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Kurdistan

Kurdish people’s struggle: No trust in imperialist powers

June 25, 2004 Paula Mitchell, Socialist Party

Since the war on Iraq, the Kurds have stood out in stark contrast to the rest of the Middle East.

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Britain

Britain: Respect and the June elections

June 23, 2004 Hannah Sell, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Respect – the Unity Coalition was formed by George Galloway MP and the Socialist Workers’ Party (SWP) at the beginning of the year. It stood for the first time on June 10.

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South Africa

Obituary: Nimrod Sejake

June 22, 2004 socialistworld.net

Black South African workers’ leader and fighter for socialism

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Iraq

Iraq: A transition to discontent?

June 21, 2004 From The Socialist

ONE REASON for Labour getting ’a good kicking’ in the 10 June elections was opposition to Blair’s war and occupation of Iraq.

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Venezuela

Venezuela: Revolutionary Socialists and the Venezuelan revolution

June 21, 2004 Tony Saunois, CWI

The revolutionary crisis in Venezuela has entered a new and critical phase. The left-populist regime of President Hugo Chávez appears to have taken a left turn in the face of a renewed threat from reaction.

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Britain

Britain: Elections 2004 -A shadow over Blair

June 19, 2004 Christine Thomas

A "GOOD kicking", a "bloody nose", a "slap in the face" – all the media descriptions of New Labour’s disastrous election results had some reference to being beaten up. They managed to break several records […]

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Europe

Europe: Euro elections – ‘Kicked in the ballot box’

June 18, 2004 Karl Debbaut, CWI.

Establishment parties take a battering at polls

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Scotland

Scotland: Nursery nurses end 14 week strike

June 18, 2004 Jim McFarlane Dundee UNISON (personal capacity)

The background to this dispute is rooted in years of under investment in public services and a total disregard by the employers of the vital role nursery nurses provide in early years education.

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Netherlands

Netherlands: Workers demonstrate against ‘Enemies of the working class’

June 16, 2004 Niall Mulholland, CWI

Interview with dock workers´ leaders

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Italy

Italy: A slap across the wrist for Berlusconi

June 16, 2004 Henry Silke, ‘Lotta per il socialismo’, Sicily.

The Party of Silvio Berlusconi, Forza Italia, took a beating in yesterday’s European and provincial elections. It went from 25.2% in the European election of 1999 to 21% yesterday. But compared to its vote in […]

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Nigeria

Nigeria: General strike again stops Nigeria but union leaders have no policy

June 16, 2004 Robert Bechert, CWI

For three days, June 9 to 11, Nigeria came to an almost complete halt in the fourth general strike in four years as workers and the poor once again moved into action.

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Iraq

Iraq: “Democracy” arranged

June 9, 2004 This editorial is from the latest issue of the Socialist, newspaper of the Socialist Party in England and Wales.

It is the US presidential election campaign which is governing US policy half a world away in Iraq.

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Venezuela

Venezuela: A decisive turn in the crisis

June 9, 2004 Tony Saunois, CWI

In a surprise announcement, the radical left-populist Venezuelan President, Hugo Chávez, has accepted the decision of the National electoral Commission, (CNE), and will face a recall referendum.

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Italy

Italy: Anti-war and Anti-Bush demo in Rome

June 9, 2004 Christine Thomas, Socialist Party England and Wales in Rome

"No Bush – No war", 100,000 strong week-day protest.

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Nigeria

Nigeria: Time for regime and system change

June 9, 2004 Dagga Tolar, DSM Publicity Secretary

Open letter to NLC leadership and the general public

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Nigeria

Nigeria: Obituary – A Rare Class Fighter Passes On!!!

June 9, 2004 Courtesy: Democratic Socialist Movement

Following a life-time fully devoted to the emancipation of the working masses as a revolutionary socialist, organiser and class fighter.

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Nigeria

Obituary: Rotimi Ewebiyi (1963-2004)

June 7, 2004 cwi

The Committee for a Workers’ International deeply regrets to announce the death, at the age of 41, of Rotimi Ewebiyi, a leader of the Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM) in Nigeria and a member of the […]

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Germany

Germany: “People not profit”

June 5, 2004 Tanja Niemeier, cwi

400 people attended the “Socialism Days 2004” organised by Socialist Alternative (SAV). It was an opportunity to discuss, debate, exchange ideas and put forward a programme for the struggle against a system that provides nothing […]

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Indonesia

Indonesia: Corruption, crisis and disillusionment

June 4, 2004 Yorran Pelekanakis, Socialist Party, Australia

As over 120 Millon Indonesians went to the polls on April 5th they were faced with a stark choice. Of the two major parties on offer was incumbent Democratic Party of Indonesia led by President […]

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Israel / Palestine

Israel/Palestine: The cycle of violence

June 2, 2004 Jenny Brooks, cwi

The brutal israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories is continuing, with no end in sight to the cycle of bloodshed.

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Serbia

Serbia: Elections results reveal instability

June 2, 2004 Tim Lessells, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Neo-liberals victory means attacks on working people

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Scotland

Scotland: Defending a socialist programme

June 2, 2004 Philip Stott, cwi Scotland

Kevin reveals his position when he says in his article: "Those who see politics purely in terms of capitalism or socialism have yet to make any serious attempt to explain how a controlling class can […]

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Iraq

Iraq: Early ‘handover’ reveals White House crisis

June 1, 2004 Robert Bechert, cwi

New ’Iraqi regime’ will not end imperialist occupation

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Netherlands

Netherlands: Dockworkers force union to take strike action against government cuts

May 30, 2004 Offensief, cwi Netherlands

After angry dockworkers threatened to strike, even without the unions, the biggest union in the Netherlands is now supporting strike action on the 7th and 11th of June. This strike will be aimed at the […]

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South Africa

South Africa: Warning-protest against exclusions at University of KwaZulu-Natal

May 28, 2004 Liv Gustavsson Rhodin, DSM, South Africa

Thursday 27 May the Socialist Student Movement at the Westville campus of the newly "merged" University of KwaZulu-Natal organised a march against the exclusion from financial aid of hundreds of students.

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Ireland North

N Ireland: Dessian factory strike

May 25, 2004 Peter Hadden, Socialist Party, Belfast

Workers at the Dessian factory in Belfast have gone on strike over the sacking of a shop steward. Dessian, which is a locally owned company making PVC windows, employs over 100 at it’s Belfast plant […]

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Venezuela

Venezuela: A new phase in the revolution

May 24, 2004 By Tony Saunois CWI.

Right wing plotters threat

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India

Indian Election: The Awesome Verdict

May 23, 2004 Jagadish Chandra, New Socialist Alternative (cwi-India)

"Not only has the country been stunned by the awesome verdict, the entire free world must learn from the courage of the poor, illiterate, the voiceless and the underprivileged of the earth’s largest democracy as […]

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Iraq

Iraq: A colonial war of subjugation

May 21, 2004 Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Saddam’s notorious Abu Ghraib prison is now a US-run centre for the subjugation of the Iraqi people.

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Austria

Austria: Rail workers rebel against their union leadership

May 21, 2004 Franz Breier jun, Sozialistische Links Partei, Vienna

At the end of April, the Austrian railway workers’ union (GdE) signed a deal with management on a new labour contract that included changes in work times and sick pay.

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Kashmir

Kashmir: Public sector workers strike for wage increase

May 19, 2004 CWI Kashmir

Public sector workers in Pakistani Occupied Kashmir and Pakistan went on strike as part of the second leg of their protests on 6th May.

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Iraq

Iraq: Sinking deeper into the Iraq quagmire

May 18, 2004 Editorial from The Socialist

"The photos that lost Bush the war". That was how one US commentator referred to the images of torture and sexual abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US troops. Beamed across the globe, these appalling photos […]

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Pakistan

Pakistan: Socialist Movement receives enthusiastic welcome on Mayday

May 17, 2004 Socialist Movement, Pakistan

The newly formed Socialist Movement distributed a four page leaflet and attended Mayday activities in nine different cities right across Pakistan, including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Hyderabad, Quetta, and Karachi.

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Kosova / Kosovo

Kosovo/Kosova: UN/NATO fuels sex slave trade

May 16, 2004 Tim Lessells, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Restoration of capitalism creates barbaric conditions

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Pakistan

Pakistan: Founding meeting of ‘Socialist Movement’ held in Lahore

May 14, 2004 Kevin Simpson, cwi

Over sixty people attended the very successful founding meeting of the Socialist Movement on Saturday 17 April, 2004. The aim of this meeting was to set up a new independent, socialist and revolutionary organisation to […]

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Macedonia

Macedonia: Imperialism worried by current political instability

May 11, 2004 Tim Lessells, Socialist Party, England and Wales

Elections show that working class needs own party

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India

Indian elections: Who feels good?

May 10, 2004 Per-Åke Westerlund, cwi Sweden

"It is generally the Indian middle class and the rich who are feeling good, but there are so many others, belonging to the lower middle class, belonging to the peasantry, belonging to the working class, […]

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Kashmir

Kashmir: For workers’ solidarity and a socialist Kashmir

May 6, 2004 cwi Kashmir

Mayday was celebrated with renewed vigor in Kashmir on both sides of the dividing Line of Control between India and Pakistan, at a time when US imperialists and its allies continue to kill innocent Iraqi […]

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Canada

Canada: Escalating industrial action threatened general strike in British Columbia

May 4, 2004 Andrew Messing, Socialist Alterative, Toronto

Union leaders sabotage action in British Columbia

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Italy

Italy: Dramatic strikes at Alitalia and Fiat

May 4, 2004 Clare Doyle, CWI, Italy

“Just the tip of the iceberg”

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