More than 40,000 dead and counting, many among them children, whole districts razed, millions displaced, and the conflict spiralling into a wider war engulfing the Middle East – this is what Israel
Truth and Reconciliation Day is presented to the workers of Canada, indigenous and otherwise, as a step on the path towards making amends for the historic injustices of the colonial period.
As the Philly government bulldozes through a plan to build a new arena in center city, the workers at the three stadiums in existence can’t afford to feed their families.
“It is a historic victory,” scribbled Björn Höcke immediately after the announcement of the first election results in Saxony and Thuringia. And he wasn’t far off.
(Anton Pannekoek, The Workers’ Way to Freedom & Other Council Communist Writings (1935-1954), edited and introduced by Robyn K. Winters (PM Press/Working Class History), 2024 (303 pp.
It has been four months since the two day walk out of the SAQ workers at the end of April of 2024. Since then the strike has been effectively stalled as the union indefinitely ‘negotiates’.
Another election season has arrived in the US’ sick and crisis-ridden political system.
