A reply by F.C. to “The economy in the transition to a ‘communist’ society” by R.V.
Translation of a reply to Raoul Victor's text against the GIC and Labour Time Vouchers in the Period of Transition.
Caribbean: The "Isla" oil refinery as a microcosm of a collapsing capitalism
Thèses sur les luttes prolétariennes de 2018 au Proche et au Moyen-Orient et leurs perspectives
Résumé de l’article
Les thèses qui suivent donnent un résumé introductif à l’article Iran : Que s’est-il passé après la répression des travailleurs de Haft Tapeh et des métallurgistes d’Ahvaz ? publié en anglais dans son intégralité sur le blog Libcom de l’auteur.
Theses on the 2018 proletarian struggles in the Near and Middle East and their prospects
An article summary
The following theses give an introductory summary to the article Iran: What after the repression of the Haft Tapeh workers and the steelworkers in Ahvaz? published in full length on the author’s Libcom blog.
Proletarian internationalism and the war in Syria
Trumpism as a historic turning point: 12 theses
The following positions have already been formulated on 28-1-2017. Until now, the development of domestic and foreign policy of the United States confirms the trend towards intensified preparations for war. Therefore, I now publish these statements as a contribution to the debate among workers and within the proletarian internationalist milieu.
What's Left after the election of Trump?
When in China a butterfly claps its wings… stagnating growth, increase of riots and strikes
International trade unionism helps weak Indian unions to integrate precarious workers' struggles
A general strike starting from refinery workers at the caribbean island of Curacao - awaiting new masters from China
The strike of a week of refinery workers, followed by the general strike on September 15 in Curacao, has aroused much interest in the Caribbean. In particular, the fact that a mysterious third party showed up paying over 1.8 million ANG [Antillean Guilder (ANG). Per 23-9-2016 1 ANG = 0,50 EUR or US$ 0,57] in back wages, has caused astonishment. F.e. Surinam media reported extensively on the workers' actions. One remembers the Curacao strikes and riots of May 30 1969, that were repressed by Dutch marines, and that led to changes in policy.
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