Far-right riots are shining a light on the unequal application of anti-protest laws passed by the Conservatives, and pressed on by Labour. After counter protesters came out in defiance, it’s unnerving to know even our more peaceful civil protests are under threat from ominous legislation. Harry Allen In […]
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The president of Peru and her growing unpopularity
The polls are not supporting Dina Boluarte. She has the greatest level of unpopularity in history. A transnational company’s survey has confirmed this, as the president has scored an approval rating of 6% against 89% disapproval. Thus it was shown by the director of Ipsos-Peru, Guillermo Loli, who pointed […]
Unity on the left: meetings and failed encounters
There have been no results from the attempts by different left-wing sectors in Ecuador to make alliances with a view to the elections of 2025, when they will elect the president, vice-president, 151 legislators and 5 Andean MPs. Nevertheless, different meetings have concluded that there is a lot of overlap […]
Reading as class struggle
The two authors of “Politically red” read Karl Marx, Rosa Luxemburg, Walter Benjamin, W. E. B. Du Bois, Fredric Jameson, and others as chapters in the history of class struggle. Their book is compelling, written with precision and passion. Sean Sheehan Marx is read for the way he […]
Surrealism is hiding in the city
Aweful, or awful, these encounters unveil occult, that is, according to its original definition, concealed, realities, a metaphysics of alterity, of possibility. Surrealism lurks in the city – resting, hiding, waiting to be noticed, observed, called forth into recognition. Steve Latham These are times of the signs, random […]
















