The world’s food challenges are becoming increasi ngly severe, the result of a confluence of crises caused by climate disruption, conflict and economic pressures. It is known that during the first months of 2022, the number of hungry people in the world grew from 282 million to 345 million. […]
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Chile: the trigger for the crisis is still in place
On 18 October 2019, a student-led protest against the increase in underground fares began in the capital, which subsequently spread throughout the country and showed the population’s discontent with social inequalities. Three years later, the root causes of the movement remain unresolved. The riots, known as 18-O, were violently […]
Capitalism in crisis: Times of reform or of revolution
The scale of capitalism’s current crisis is giving rise to all sorts of predictions, from those who minimise in the extreme its most acute characteristics to those who forecast a sort of ‘final crisis’. Juan Diego García These affirmations, which range from a sort of responsible pragmatism to […]
Global trend: the right wing on the rise
The conservative right-wing onslaught continues unabated. Neo-fascism is installed in many places. It talks of human rights, freedoms and democracies, but deepens social injustice. Many nations are governed by openly Nazi-like administrations, with xenophobic and white supremacist positions. Marcelo Colussi The last revolution with a socialist air, with […]
United Kingdom minors at risk of poverty
The controversial strategies planned by the new UK government would put hundreds of thousands of children living in this country into a situation of vulnerability and poverty. According to reports, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Liz Truss, and the Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, intend to adjust social benefits […]
















