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    Brazil: A victory for the mass struggle

    Governors of Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and many other cities cut transport fares but the struggle must continue. Andre Ferrari, LSR (CWI Brazil) Following the tsunami of mass struggles during recent days, the state government of Sao Paulo, the...

    China’s credit crunch causes global shockwaves

    Credit explosion “unprecedented in modern world history” behind financial volatility Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info World financial markets have been rocked again in recent days. First came the US Fed’s announcement last Wednesday (19 June) tha...

    Egypt: Morsi removed – No trust in the generals

    For independent action by workers and poor Robert Bechert, CWI The removal and arrest of President Morsi by the military marks a new, challenging but potentially dangerous stage in the unfolding Egyptian revolution. Morsi’s end came quickly ...

    China’s pollution overload

    China’s carbon emissions have almost doubled in five years By Sally Tang, Socialist Action (CWI Hong Kong). This article first appeared in Socialism Today (July/August 2013), the magazine of the Socialist Party (CWI in England and Wales). P...

    Hong Kong: 430,000 people march on 1 July

    ‘Down with CY Leung’ – but what are the next steps in democracy struggle? Socialist Action reporters This year is the 16th anniversary of Hong Kong passing from British colonial rule to CCP (Chinese Communist Party) rule. Since 2003 when 500,00...

    China: The high-speed trial of Liu Zhijun

    How serious is Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive? Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info Liu Zhijun, who spearheaded China’s gargantuan high-speed rail programme, was tried for corruption on June 9 in Beijing. To say Liu, the former Minister of Railwa...

    Turkey: “Vandals” continue to fight back

    Erdogan seeks trial of strength with mass protests Kai Stein, first published in the Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party (CWI England & Wales) On Monday, 10 June, Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to talk and listen to protesters. Early Tuesd...

    South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party – first steps toward uniting struggles

    Following the launch of the WASP the work is ongoing to, on the one hand, complete the formal registration of the party and, on the other, sink its roots and establish its structures across South Africa. Liv Shange, DSM (CWI South Africa) The m...

    Sweden: Riots in Stockholm working-class suburbs

    Neo-liberalism and police violence have created social time-bomb Reporters of Offensiv, paper of Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna (CWI Sweden) Husby, a working class suburb of Stockholm, has in recent days been the focus of widespread unrest that ...

    Hong Kong: 1,000 demonstrators defend whistleblower Snowden

    Revelations by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have exposed US hypocrisy over cyber-spying Text of Socialist Action (CWI) leaflet distributed at Hong Kong demonstration As many as 1,000 protesters turned out on 15 June for a demonstration ...

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    Iran: Thousands killed in bloody crackdown

    Could the mass movement have overthrown the regime? Per-Åke Westerlund, Socialistiskt Alternativ (ISA in Sweden) (This article was first published o...

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