France: Government tries to split workers’ united front
ON FRIDAY 10 January, workers across France walked out for the 37th day of strikes and demonstrations against the Macron […]
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The Bolivian coup and the tasks of revolutionaries
BOLIVIA’S first indigenous president, Evo Morales, and his Vice President, Alvaro García Linera, were overthrown in a coup, which culminated
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“Pas de retrait, pas de trêve” – UK solidarity with French workers
Socialists and trade unionists picket the French Embassy in London in solidarity with the resistance to the Macron government’s attack on pension rights.
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Down with the coup in Bolivia!
What began as a protest against alleged electoral irregularities in the Bolivian presidential election, fomented by the business and landowning elites,
Vote Labour to stop Brexit and launch the fightback!
Labour’s election campaign has got off to a strong start with reports of hundreds turning out for canvassing in constituencies
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Labour: fight to win – then fight for power
After three years of wrangling over Brexit, parliament has voted for a snap general election on 12 December. The battle
Haitians step up protests against corruption and poverty
After 18 months of on-off protests against president Jovenal Moise, tens of thousands of Haitians have stepped up the movement calling on him to step down, with weekly protests, barricades and clashes with government forces that have left dozens killed and wounded hundreds more
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Free movement: a self-inflicted wound that will fester unless we act
JEREMY CORBYN kicked off 2017 by announcing that Labour was not committed “in principle” to defending freedom of movement for
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Inside Momentum: their politics and ours
MOMENTUM’S DECEMBER National Committee voted to hold a delegate-based conference in February 2017, and to launch campaigns in defence of
Labour needs to fight back against council cuts
THE MOVEMENT that twice elected Jeremy Corbyn to Labour leader is defined by its opposition to austerity. But local government
Momentum must be a democratic organisation, not a talking shop
PREPARATIONS FOR Momentum’s national conference hit a snag after the Steering Committee cancelled the National Committee for the seventh month
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A compromise deal with PLP rebels will prove fatal
REPORTS ARE rife that rebel Labour MPs will offer Jeremy Corbyn a “truce” if is he re-elected. In return for
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Momentum’s next steps
WITH OVER half a million members in every community and trade union in the country, Labour has the potential to become
Use the weapon of democracy
THIS YEAR’S restrictions on Labour’s internal democratic life are without precedent since the 1980s. At a time when hundreds of thousands
Join the Labour revolution
THE COUP has failed. Jeremy Corbyn has resisted a vicious attempt to morally blackmail him into resigning and opening the way
Young people in the forefront of the struggle
By KD Tait Across the world young people are in the forefront of mass movements for democracy and human rights