France: Repressive government vs. environmental struggles
In addition to the strikes and mobilizations of the last weeks, an important environmental movement is developing in France. On October 29 and 30, in >> Read More
Europe
United Kingdom: A rich prime minister, to better keep the people poor
Rishi Sunak took over as Prime Minister from Liz Truss. He is the fifth PM elected since the Brexit Referendum in 2016, the first who >> Read More
United Kingdom: Liz Truss fell and the crisis continues
By Julio Santana – ISL UK With the resignation of the Prime Minister, who took office little more than a month ago, the political, economic >> Read More
Morocco and Spain: partners against human rights, migrants and Western Sahara
By Florencia Salgueiro Friction between Spain and Morocco occurs in the context of a shared complicity against the human rights of African migrants and the >> Read More
France: A great popular mobilization, a leadership tied to the system
Pablo Vasco On Sunday, October 16, the “against expensive life and climate inaction” march was held in Paris. It was called by NUPES, the reformist >> Read More
France: A wave of strikes and demonstrations
Fuel shortages, long queues and incidents at service stations, Macron’s intimation of oil refinery workers in struggle, the social cauldron in France accumulates pressure. In >> Read More
United Kingdom: It is essential to end bipartisanship
By Julio Santana – ISL United Kingdom After the Middle Ages style funerals for Queen Elizabeth, the worsening of living conditions and strikes return to >> Read More
France: General strike, social anger and political space
Called by the CGT, FSU and Solidaires trade union federations together with some sections of FO and CFDT, on September 29 a general strike took >> Read More
Italy: The far-right for office?
In Italy, after the early resignation of Prime Minister Mario Draghi, this Sunday September 25 more than 50 million people will be able to vote >> Read More
Catalonia: A huge, critical and defiant Diada
On September 11, thousands and thousands of people took to the streets again. There are some incontrovertible facts: the mobilization was larger than last year, >> Read More