Franck Gaudichaud is professor of Latin American history at the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès (France). His books on Latin America include Chile 1970-1973: Mille jours qui changèrent le monde, Presses Universitaires de […]
Franck Gaudichaud: Neoliberal fissures and explosive class struggle in Chile
Anticapitalistas: statement in advance of the Podemos Citizen Assembly
The following statement is from Anticapitalistas, an organization of revolutionary socialists who helped initiate the Podemos political party in the Spanish state. Over the past six years, Anticapitalistas has maintained a rocky […]
Andrés Gil: Podemos and Anticapitalistas: Goodbye after six years of ups and downs? (video)
After helping initiate Podemos and then six years of close collaboration, the revolutionary socialist organizational Anticapitalistas is considering charting a new course in the wake of Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias’ decision to […]
Joseph Daher: Nine years against Assad
Joseph Daher is a Swiss-Syrian academic and activist. He is the author of Syria After the Uprising: The Political Economy of State Resilience (Pluto, 2019) and Hezbollah: The Political Economy of Lebanon’s […]
Valerio Arcary: Three left-wing interpretations of Bolsonaro’s government
One year into far-right president Jair Bolsonaro’s term, his administration has initiated an all-out offensive against the Amazon rain forest, attacked unions, students, indigenous people, and Brazil’s powerful anti-racist and LGBTQI movement. […]
ROAPE: Nigerian Trade Union Leader Murdered
The murder of the trade unionist and socialist, Alex Ogbu, is the latest victim of the Nigerian government’s shoot to kill policy. This statement was originally published by the Review of African […]
