While controversy continues to surround the Belfast trio, their influence now extends far beyond the headlines and political disputes. Through Irish-language rap, class-conscious activism and international solidarity, they have built an international following without losing sight of the communities that shaped them. Their music might not be for everybody.
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Social Darwinism and the crisis of neoliberalism
Some sectors of capitalism and of the far right propose the promotion of new forms of fascism, favouring general repression and eliminating any sort of bourgeois democracy. Big capital does not fear new fascism as it does not stray from the fundamental principles of capitalism. But at a global level, the panorama is one of uncertainty.
Brewing hope: the story of a Kofan in London
His lifelong interest in the coffee business has led him to London and will hopefully take him back to his native Colombia one day to bring legitimate businesses, peace and prosperity through the magical brew most of us drink first thing in the morning. Pablo Muñoz Carlos Perez* […]
Three days of an immigrant in a London prison
This is my story. I arrived there on 14 February 2010. A day earlier, in the early morning; the police arrested me in a street in east London for carrying a knife. Yes, it was a foolish act and even though it did not lead to any physical or material harm, it did cause me and my family much unrest and distress for several days.
An immigrant far from home, but close to his ambitions
Learning to live independently, navigating a major city and adapting to unfamiliar surroundings became part of the journey. He now hopes to continue his education and build a professional career in Britain. Alejandro left Spain when he was eighteen to study law in London. He is now twenty one and […]
















