Rising inflation, interest rates at their highest level in 15 years, rising mortgage and other loan values, a cost-of-living crisis and continued social protests in 2023 cast a shadow over the outlook for a government that wants to stay in power. Danay Galletti Hernández A poor performance puts […]
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COP28 is a blank check for more deadly delay
In response to the final draft of the agreement approved at COP28 in Dubai, the global movement Scientist Rebellion has released a scathing statement of criticism, continuing their call for a global “climate revolution.” The full statement can be read below. The United Nations climate summit, hijacked by the […]
Palestine and Israel: the history people don’t want to know about
The major media outlets have opted to omit completely the extensive backdrop of peaceful struggle and non-violent resistance by the Palestinian people. Meanwhile, they dramatise and magnify cases of violent acts especially if they are for some “inexplicable and accidental”, like Hamas’s horrible attacks. José R. Oro On […]
Refugees tried to set themselves on fire in a UK immigration detention camp
The Helen Bamber Foundation (HBF) and Humans for Rights Network (HFRN) have gathered first-hand evidence that the government’s use of RAF Wethersfield airfield as a large ‘open-prison camp’ for refugee men seeking asylum for the last five months has already caused irreparable and profound harm to the residents. The Canary* Some people […]
Unprecedented pluri-national State emerges in Spain
Since the General Elections of July 13, the very close result between the right-wing and left-wing coalitions caused a 180-degree turn in the political landscape and, possibly, in its own historical trajectory, built after the death of the dictator Franco, by establishing Democracy and the approval of the Constitution of 1978.
















