Chile: The 1810 revolution
On September 18, 1810, the First Government Junta was convened in the country, at a time when, at continental level, the independence revolutions against the >> Read More
Dates
Leon Trotsky: an indispensible
On August 21, 1940, Leon Trotsky was assassinated in Mexico. He was the main leader, along with Lenin, of the Russian Revolution, he led the >> Read More
Nicaragua: Open letter to the dictatorship
43 years after the revolution of the Nicaraguan people Open Letter to the Ortega-Murillo Dictatorship We accuse you For reasons regarding our conscience and heart, >> Read More
Argentina: 9th of July. Plaza de Mayo of the left, against the IMF
Flags, colors and a unison cry in the historic Plaza de Mayo: Out, out, out, out with the IMF! This July 9, the Frente de >> Read More
165 years after her birth. Clara Zetkin, an iconic figure of Revolutionary Feminism
By Caro Dome Pioneer of the organization of working and socialist women. Journalist, teacher, politician, militant, fierce organizer of the revolution. Founder of the Second >> Read More
May Day yesterday and today
By Vicente Gaynor International Workers’ Day commemorates the general strike of May 1, 1886 that won the 8-hour day for a large part of the >> Read More
Chile: Two years since the Rebellion. Coming back to October from October
We share the text from Movimiento Anticapitalista, Chilean section of the ILS, 2 years after October 18. Coming back to October from October Two years >> Read More
The birth of the I International
In 1848 Marx and Engels culminated the writing of the Communist Manifesto with a call: «Workers of the world, unite.» Sixteen years later, on September >> Read More
Revolutionary lessons from history: Review of the book “The Fight for workers 'power: Revolution and counter-revolution in the 20th Century”
By: Luis Meiners The book “The Fight for workers’ power: Revolution and counter-revolution in the 20th Century” by Tom Bramble and Mick Armstrong traces the >> Read More
Chile: 48 years since the coup. Analysis and lessons for the present
By Maura Fajardo and Camilo Parada, Movimiento Anticapitalista It is 48 years since the coup d’état that ended up sweeping away at gunpoint the project of the “peaceful >> Read More