United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 1 day agoDavid Lautaro, a 21-year-old immigrant living in England, helplessly watched as
- 1 day agoAs a system of domination, fascism was just in reserve, carefully kept back as
- 1 day agoUK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support
- 1 day agoIn recent years, the European Union (EU) has reduced the number of foreigners
- 1 day agoThe Brazilian Institute of Technology in Immunobiologicals of the Oswaldo Cruz
Multiculture
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Immigrants and activists: Rebellion against extinction
27/09/2021David Lautaro, a 21-year-old immigrant living in England, helplessly watched as a big corporation took his family's land to [...] -
October: Times of resistance
27/09/2021UK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support for Aboriginal peoples, their struggle to defend [...] -
Immigrants in Europe: between rejection and acceptance
27/09/2021In recent years, the European Union (EU) has reduced the number of foreigners arriving on its territory by up to 90 per cent, but [...]
- Medical solidarity without borders
- Immigrants and activists: My fire comes from my family’s pain
- An open future: epigenetic and environment
Latin America
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Latin America to develop coronavirus vaccines
27/09/2021The Brazilian Institute of Technology in Immunobiologicals of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation and the Argentinean private sector [...] -
Medical solidarity without borders
27/09/2021The main role of this specialised contingent, which was founded in Cuba, is to provide immediate assistance to any country [...] -
Violence in Guerrero… the people stood alone
27/09/2021Mexico ... the displaced of Zihuatanejo do not feature in the sun-drenched landscapes peddled by the travel agencies, but they do [...]
- Displaced by violence, forgotten by government
- Guantanamo, executioner in a foreign land
- US’s interest in its “backyard” could increase
Culture
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On crossing a bridge
27/09/2021Kerri ní Dochartaigh, born in 1983 in Derry when the Troubles were continuing to inflict pain and suffering on the citizens of [...] -
Jonathan Meades: a one-man awkward squad
20/09/2021There is no writer more spiky than Jonathan Meades but no single word can sum up the sui generis blend of rage, sarcasm, common [...] -
Elizabeth Bowen: not for hyperfast reading
13/09/2021It’s tempting to trace the peculiarity of Elizabeth Bowen’s writing to the bifurcating circumstances of her life. She was [...]
Workers
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October: Times of resistance
27/09/2021UK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support for Aboriginal peoples, their struggle to defend [...] -
Call not to end furloughs
02/08/2021Don’t end furlough, adapt it to avoid a bleak autumn and provide longer-term support for workers, urges Unite. Do not [...] -
Building solidarity to win
31/05/2021The country has been hit by a wave of threatened redundancies, cuts, unemployment. In response UCU members are fighting back, [...]
United Kingdom
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Immigrants and activists: Rebellion against extinction
27/09/2021David Lautaro, a 21-year-old immigrant living in England, helplessly watched as a big [...] -
The rebirth of the far right in the metropolitan world
27/09/2021As a system of domination, fascism was just in reserve, carefully kept back as an [...] -
October: Times of resistance
27/09/2021UK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support for [...]
- Immigrants in Europe: between rejection and acceptance
- Latin America to develop coronavirus vaccines
- Displaced by violence, forgotten by government
Lifestyle
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Latin America to develop coronavirus vaccines
27/09/2021The Brazilian Institute of Technology in Immunobiologicals of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation and the Argentinean private sector [...] -
Bolivia immunised
27/09/2021Bolivia is one of the first states in the world to have 100% Covid-19 vaccine available for its entire population in need, after [...] -
How to Split Up Amicably
17/09/2021When you get into a relationship with somebody, you obviously hope that it is going to last the long haul. However, this is [...]
- Covid has worsened mental health
- Young people must lead the fight against climate change
- Slow vaccination vs. tourism to Latin America
Strugles
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October: Times of resistance
27/09/2021UK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support for Aboriginal peoples, their struggle to defend [...] -
Building solidarity to win
31/05/2021The country has been hit by a wave of threatened redundancies, cuts, unemployment. In response UCU members are fighting back, [...] -
A history of shame
26/04/2021Earth Strike is organising a protest outside the headquarters of the Multinational Rio Tinto to make clear its list of [...]
- Hinkley Point C and threatened deskilling of electricians
- Trade unionists were spied ‘for decades’
- London protest against the illegal blockade of Cuba
World
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The rebirth of the far right in the metropolitan world
27/09/2021As a system of domination, fascism was just in reserve, carefully kept back as an emergency measure, as a last resort in [...] -
Medical solidarity without borders
27/09/2021The main role of this specialised contingent, which was founded in Cuba, is to provide immediate assistance to any country [...] -
Guantanamo, executioner in a foreign land
20/09/2021In international public opinion, Guantanamo is an inoperative base due to humanitarian matters connected with the prison. It also [...]
- Afghanistan, the no man’s land others left
- Help for the poor is for the wealthy
- Arabs in Israel: segregated and forgotten
