How Could Chile Reject a Perfectly Progressive Constitution?
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How Could Chile Reject a Perfectly Progressive Constitution?

This month, through a public vote, Chileans overwhelmingly rejected a new constitution that has been described as being one of the world’s most progressive charters. The vote is particularly perplexing because public opinion had adamantly supported replacing the current Chilean constitution.

Climate Imperialism in the Twenty-First Century
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Climate Imperialism in the Twenty-First Century

Climate imperialism has emerged as a new—and potentially even the most lethal—form of imperialism in the world economy today. Confronting it requires recognizing and dealing with all its different aspects. But it also requires addressing the monopolies of knowledge created by the WTO.

America, Where Great Literature Kicked The Bucket
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America, Where Great Literature Kicked The Bucket

“I am endlessly grateful to American literature. But it is gone. I come to its tombstones, and I mourn. But after laying down some flowers in front of great names, I know that it is time to move on…. This is not the America that I loved and admired. That is why I do not live there, anymore, for many years.”

Gaza Slaughter; Without Palestine, There Is No Arab Unity – Two Articles
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Gaza Slaughter; Without Palestine, There Is No Arab Unity – Two Articles

Over the past three days, relentless Israeli airstrikes killed at least 45 Palestinians, including 16 children, and caused extensive devastation; Also: Events continue to demonstrate that Palestine cannot be made a marginal issue, however much Israel and the USA try.

‘The Canary in the Coal Mine’: Sri Lanka’s Crisis Is a Chronicle Foretold
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‘The Canary in the Coal Mine’: Sri Lanka’s Crisis Is a Chronicle Foretold

Sri Lanka’s acute economic crisis and sovereign debt default, along with its people’s uprising in 2022, is described as the ‘canary in the coal mine’, that is, a harbinger of the likely future for other global south countries.