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Workers Power has been published since 1975. It is a bi-monthly socialist newspaper covering the British class struggle and the world situation from a revolutionary communist standpoint. Issue 429 — ‘We Won’t Pay for Their Crisis’ — is out now.

We cover elections, strikes, the economy, international crises and cultural politics. Every issue includes analysis you won’t find in the mainstream left press — written by people who are part of the movement, not commentators on it.


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