It is the left’s most worrying problem. Its two most important reference points, communism and social democracy, have suffered a profound crisis since the fall of the USSR and of so-called ‘really existing socialism’ in Eastern Europe along with the neoliberal model’s predominance in a Western Europe which has put an end to the so-called welfare state.
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To dollarise or de-dollarise: that is the question
Right-wing governments will “de-dollarise” with the business elites in mind, ensuring that they win – at great cost to the majority of the population. According to experts, de‑dollarisation could worsen living and working conditions for the Latin American population. Juan J. Paz-y-Miño Cepeda The dollar’s hegemony has long […]
Smoking out exploitation in the tobacco industry
The tobacco industry is one of the most exploitative agricultural industries: only 6% of the wealth generated goes to farm workers, who often suffer from agricultural chemicals, poor accommodation, as well as economic exploitation. Trade unions need to innovate to deal with vested interests and corrupt lawmakers.
Fascism is back, but this time it is more dangerous
In reality, it never disappeared. It is a constant threat, a risk that must not be underestimated. The far-right’s electoral victories in some European countries, Trump’s upturn in the USA and the advances of the most reactionary population in Latin America and the Caribbean are proof of its return and that we are at the gates of a new world war.
World War III, ambition and geopolitics
The collective will has a wide margin to prevent those who are currently making decisions and governing from precipitating humanity into World War III and the Chinese proposal allows the nightmare of mass destruction to be just that, a nightmare that evaporates when we wake up. The conflict in Ukraine allows us, to recognise the West’s loss of influence.
















