The left was left without a narrative, the same as the middle class itself which now seems to be caught between trying some reformist solution and maintaining the current model without ruling out some updated form of fascism if circumstances require it. The far right’s rebirth would not be possible without the support of the bourgeoisie
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The authoritarianism that imposed insecurity
The re-election of Nayib Bukele as president of El Salvador came as no surprise. This does not mean that his government, which managed to almost eliminate the scourge of insecurity, has been characterized by respect for human rights or the press, or the boost to the country’s economy and education. […]
HRWFF: Confronting systems of power
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival, now in its 28th year in London, presents a line-up of 10 award-winning, international feature-length films. These will be screened from 14-24 March in London. Information: Sarah Harvey The festival programme, presented at the Barbican and Rich Mix, includes in-depth Q&As and […]
Argentina: uncertain in the hands of Milei
In the current circumstances, Milei is trying desperately to show strength and hide his political and institutional weakness at a time when he is testing his strength in parliament and in the justice system. Of around a thousand laws that he decided to eliminate or modify, he is going […]
Is UNRWA the latest victim of an Israeli smear campaign?
Sul Nowroz shines a light on the timing and flimsiness of Israeli allegations against UNRWA. Real Media* The International Court of Injustice Friday 26th January 2024 will prove to be a significant day in the history of Palestine and her people. At midday (GMT), sixteen judges stepped into […]
















