Although the ‘decommunization’ law was passed seven years ago, it was only concerned with condemning the communist regime and banning its symbols and propaganda. But finally, a court has ordered to veto this party. The decision of a Ukrainian court to ban the Communist Party of this country has […]
Europe
Lessons from a democratic dream
In a world where the business of war is so seductive, some people have even welcomed the conflict in Ukraine. But in the face of this wave of abandonment of pacifism, there is also a rejection of the use of arms. History tells us, for example, of the time when […]
NATO expansionism and Russian invasion of Ukraine: the debate on the left
The real issue that has generated much heated discussion on the left is not over whether the Russian invasion is justifiable. Few, that is very few, say it is. Rather the key question is whether raising the issue of NATO distracts from the atrocity of the Russian invasion. Steve […]
War, exodus and demographic deficit
There has been a huge exodus of Ukrainians into neighbouring countries fleeing the war in their country: three million and counting. Just as in Syria and in other countries engulfed by war, there has been a refugee disaster. Michael Roberts But this latest exodus from Ukraine adds to […]
Panama: Indigenous women and rights violations
The rape and forced pregnancy of an eight-year-old girl joins the thousands of cases of abused children ignored by the state, which has primary responsibility for ensuring the fundamental rights of children. Mario Hubert Garrido In statements to La Estrella de Panama daily newspaper, the director of the […]