France. Emergency, purchasing power and general strike
While there is an urgent need to raise wages, freeze prices and rents; while the energy and climate crisis is exploding, Macron’s government has made >> Read More
Europe
Sweden: first conclusions of the elections
By Sergio Galarce The final results of the tight elections of September 11 will be known on Wednesday 14, giving way to the formation of >> Read More
Elizabeth II has died – Death to all the monarchies!
These last few days, the headlines of all the media outlets of the entire world talk about the death of a single person, evidently a >> Read More
United Kingdom: with a new Prime Minister, without a queen
Writes: Julio Santana – ISL, United Kingdom The passing of Elizabeth II should not cover the serious social issues suffered by the working people, which >> Read More
France: Interview with Virginia de la Siega, Trotskyist militant
Virginia de la Siega is a comrade with a long and rich militant history in Trotskyism, especially in the Morenoist current. She joined the Argentine >> Read More
United Kingdom: a summer with discontent that brings about changes
By Julio Santana, ISL – United Kingdom There is still no prime minister and whoever is chosen will apply reactionary policies. Living conditions are rapidly >> Read More
Europe: Strikes Grow
The worsening of living conditions has generated a wave of workers’ strikes in the middle of summer. It is the prelude to “the perfect storm” >> Read More
United Kingdom: General strike and new left alternative
The economic and social crisis raises the need for a unified response from the working class. The Tory and Labor Parties have expired. A new >> Read More
United Kingdom: July 27, If the transport strike wins, we all win!
By Julio Santana – ISL United Kingdom The workers have called the strike again. The Government and the Secretary of Transport have said: “We are >> Read More
France: Neither the government nor the Parliament represent us!
“The emancipation of the working class must be the act of the workers themselves” By The Commune The presidential and legislative elections in France are >> Read More