Argentina: From Stonewall to Today, Anti-System Pride
Sunday 28J marks the 51st anniversary of the rebellion at Stonewall, a New York LGBTI bar whose community confronted and defeated police violence. A look >> Read More
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Debates on the labor movement and the trade union model
In the panel and debate on “The Latin American labor movement in the face of the capitalist crisis and the pandemic”, which I shared with >> Read More
Refuge
The socio-environmental debate was not at the center of the FIT-U Conference, but it was raised. The only presentation on the subject was developed in >> Read More
What Kind of International Organization do We Need?
The crisis we are living offers huge opportunities and challenges. The struggles of the people and the working class will set the dynamic of the >> Read More
The Revolutionary Party and its Political Tactics
Among many other debates that took place at the FITU conference, one of them was about political tactics and their relation to building revolutionary parties. >> Read More
Argentina: FIT-U Statement on International Workers´ Day
Next May Day, the international day of the working class, finds the world immersed in a crisis of historical magnitude. The pandemic that plagues humanity >> Read More
Argentina: The Latin American Conference Called by the FIT-U Postponed
The Latin American Conference called by the parties of the Left and Workers´ Front – Unity, for May 1, 2, 3 and 4, has been >> Read More
Eric Toussaint and the debt: Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk
Belgian historian and political scientist Éric Toussaint is one of the most recognized figures of the United Secretariat – Fourth International (USFI), which coordinates a >> Read More
Argentina: Capitalism and Politics in Times of Pandemic
By Sergio García “This is not the time to do politics,” certain journalist repeats each day in a mass medium. This is everyone’s problem, “solutions >> Read More
Argentina: Single, Public and Free System. Towards a Socialist Health Care Model
By Guillermo Pacagnini Ireland surprised because by incorporating the private sector into their public health care system. Though partial, it is a very progressive measure >> Read More