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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
Thousands of Colombians, for a second consecutive day, mobilize in rejection of the far-right President Ivan Duque’s neoliberal tax reform, which seeks to make the working class pay for the fiscal deficit incurred due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This new regional integration mechanism, aims at uniting the Indigenous people, peasants, social movements and workers of Latin America, as well as building a Plurinacional America.
Interview with the authors of ‘Africa’s Last Colonial Currency: The CFA Franc Story’ – on how in France’s former African colonies, imperialist monetary policies from Paris continue to cripple domestic economies and undermine democracy.
This April 30 is the 46th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War and the reunification between the south and the north – which fulfilled Ho Chi Minh’s aspiration to ensure that the country from that moment on would be one and begin a slow but effective reconstruction.
For decades Zimbabwe’s people fought for freedom, finally winning independence on April 18, 1980. Thousands of Africans died for it. Because independent Zimbabwe’s rulers are not willing to be US stooges, the US has imposed sanctions on the country. Lift the sanctions!
Why does the West, supposedly a global promoter of democracy, support Saudi Arabia, a monarchy? The answer lies in a historical process whereby Saudi Arabia was propped up by major powers as an outpost of imperialist interests and a bulwark against revolutionary ideologies.
One’s birthday cannot be ‘happy’ in prison; however, in wishing you – we celebrate your life, your mission and your message and above all, those whom you have so closely identified with all these years; so “Birthday Greetings to you, dear Fr. Stan!”
By enacting kangaroo courts and executions, Naxalites are legitimising the extra-judicial methods the state uses against them.
An attempt to view Dr Ambedkar’s work from a feminist perspective and understand his contribution to the discourse.
Piketty’s definition corresponds with those found in standard economic textbooks. However, they are wrong. Capital is a social relationship that enables a minority (the richest 1%), to get richer by exploiting the labour of others.
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