Ireland: Joe Higgins questions Irish Prime Minister on Gama Construction
Dáil Éireann, Leaders’ Questions, 12th April 2005
Dáil Éireann, Leaders’ Questions, 12th April 2005
Hay nueva evidencia que la amenaza debido al calentamiento global está aumentando.
Hay nueva evidencia que la amenaza debido al calentamiento global está aumentando.
On Saturday 2nd of April, pan-European day of action against racism, a big demonstration for immigrants’ and refugees’ rights was held in Athens.
Stop exploitation of GAMA workers! Pay them their back wages
Pope John Paul II died Saturday 2 April – the first ever Polish pope and first non-Italian since 1523.
The tsunami and its terrible aftermath is the overarching issue that still dominates every aspect of Sri Lankan society.
So they’re off and running in the general election stakes. But for ordinary voters looking for a party to back there appear to be more and bigger obstacles than anything in the Grand National course.
A flurry of diplomatic initiatives and counter-initiatives from Taiwan’s sharply divided political establishment – the anti-independence pan-blue bloc and formally pro-independence pan-greens – has shifted the cross-strait issue (i.e. relations with China) into overdrive.
For the third election in succession, the Robert Mugabe-led Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF) has thwarted the will of the people and retained power through rigged elections. This time it obtained a ’landslide’ – […]
Despite concessions, mass movement against neo-liberalism could have achieved more.
Workers organisations must take decisive mass action now!
Mass protests forced concessions, but no change of direction
Workers’ movement needs to adopt independent, class policies
Centenares abandonan los sitios de construcción en Dublín y Galway en demostración de fuerza
Just two weeks after a successful mobilisation for the Youth March and European Trade Union demonstrations of 19 March, the LSP/MAS (cwi, Belgium) held its national educational weekend – ‘Socialism 2005’ – in Brussels.
“Haninge Council gives in to Elevkampanjen and abolishes charges for school meals from Autumn 2005,” the daily Swedish paper, Dagens Nyheter reported on 21 March. The Social Democrat leadership on the council retreated from the […]
Since the introduction of universal suffrage, the gap between the world of Westminster and the reality of people’s lives has never been greater. In mid-February, when New Labour launched its election campaign, the country was […]
Hundreds walk-off building sites in Dublin and Galway in show of strength
Minor debt relief will not end poverty for millions
Blair is preparing to declare the general election.
Four hundred meet to discuss resistance against social cuts and capitalism
There is new evidence that the threat from global warming is increasing. (Global warming is the rise in the Earth’s temperature due to high concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other so-called greenhouse gases in […]
Socialist Alternative joined with other community organizations to lead the largest anti-war events held in Boston since Bush’s re-election.
Walk into any big chain restaurant around the country and the scene will predictably be the same: fresh-faced workers hustling and bustling around the dining room and kitchen bussing tables, waiting on customers, and cooking […]
Thousands of past and present employees of construction giant Gama are set to reclaim millions in lost wages after previously unknown accounts were yesterday discovered in Holland.
Former nurse offered job as prostitute by Labour Service
Right-wing government proposes draconian new immigration law
If the Scottish National Party expected a "Salmond bounce" following the election of Alex Salmond to lead the SNP they have so-far been disappointed.
Jessica Pruitt’s father served in the Vietnam War, and her brother-in-law is currently stationed in Fallujah. Justice (journal of Socialist Alternative) spoke with Jessica about how she and her friends and family are dealing with […]
On 23 March, 2005 the student union leaders organized “a quiet demonstration” against cuts and privatization in the higher education system.
“I’m tired of this life. I just want to live quietly and well” was the comment of one pensioner taking part in the protests in Bishkek, capital of Kyrgyzia (Kyrgyzstan) last week.
Travelling from Malaysia to Karachi in Pakistan is to go from the ‘Second World’ to the ‘Fourth World’. Malaysia is certainly no showcase for Asian capitalism, as the apologists for the Kuala Lumpur regime argue. […]
Peter Taaffe comenta dos libros recientes que iluminan la historia de Cuba y la situación actual. socialistworld.net
Threat of co-ordinated strike action by public-sector unions over pensions forces major climbdown.
A return to power by Fianna Fáil and the Progressive Democrats at the next election "could not be ruled out", according to Socialist Party TD Joe Higgins.
This General Election, perhaps more than ever before, will be fought over by politicians who are a million miles removed from the real lives and problems facing the majority of working people.
Debate within the movement
In the run-up to the G8 Summit, to be held in July in Gleneagles, it is as important as ever to raise the question: how can the world’s problems be alleviated?
The Sri Lankan United Socialist Party (USP) – affiliated to the Committee for a Workers International (cwi) – held its most successful ever congress on 25 – 26 March in Colombo.
“The fish starts rotting from the head. Don’t you smell the rot of our fish?” An Egyptian human rights lawyer, speaking out at a press conference on February 22nd, expressed the growing confidence of opponents […]
I have called this conference to thank my friends and school mates in Palmerstown Community School in Dublin who have been protesting and picketing over my unjust deportation to Nigeria by Irish government on March […]
Thank you all
Reply by the Peter Taaffe (CWI) to ‘The Ukraine scam, internationals and internationalism’, by John Percy (DSP, Australia)
Challenges and opportunities for WASG (electoral alternative- work and social justice), the new left party
McDowell to allow Nigerian to return
‘Tulip revolution’ declares government overthrown
“A sad and disappointing day for the right to protest.”
Mobilisations against the Raffarin government merge with opposition to the European constitution.
Maavak Sozialisti members, along with other student activists, have just ended a joint election campaign in the name of the Social Student Front (SSF). This was an extremely hard campaign for us to organise. From […]
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