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zuidelijk afrika / imperialisme / oorlog Monday January 22, 2007 15:53 byMichael Schmidt
De voormalige koloniale macht Frankrijk heeft de grootste buitenlandse militaire aanwezigheid in Afrika gehandhaafd sinds de meeste landen in de jaren '50 en '60 soeverein werden...
américa central / caribe / imperialismo / guerra Tuesday January 16, 2007 19:09 byJosé Antonio Gutiérrez D.
 1 comment (last - tuesday january 23, 2007 23:06)
El siguiente artículo es un balance del gobierno de Préval, haciendo énfasis en la continuidad de sus políticas sociales y económicas respecto al gobierno anterior, así como en el hecho de que las políticas implementadas sólo ahondan la crisis que se arrastra desde hace décadas. A la vez, es un análisis de las causas estructurales de la crisis y un llamado a buscar una alternativa libertaria y socialista de salida a la crisis. El artículo plantea la necesidad de la unidad del movimiento popular para acabar con la ocupación, pero manteniendo el movimiento revolucionario en todo momento su independencia programática.
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mashriq / arabia / iraq / imperialism / war Tuesday January 16, 2007 16:27 byIlan Shalif
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At one point, the Israeli anti-authoritarian anti-capitalist organization Matspen called for an international boycott of products from the new settlments, but it took years - and the help of radical Zionists - before the call started to have any effect. After the project to boycott products of the settlers gained momentum, Europe (which granted tax benefits to Israel) responded to the call by disallowing tax deductions on the settlers' produce, as the settled areas were no longer regarded as part of Israel, a fact which forced some of them to relocate to the old Israeli areas... If the call to boycott Israel and to treat it like the Apartheid regime of South Africa succeeds in gathering support, it may contribute to finally ending the occupation of Palestinan land resulting from a war that took place all of 40 years ago this year.
In this article Israeli anarchist Ilan Shalif, a long-time member of Matzpen now working with the Anarchists Against the Wall initiative, examines the relevance of a recent article by Shulamit Aloni, "Yes, There is Apartheid in Israel", which itself is a response to Jimmy Carter's book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid". Yes, There is Apartheid in Israel, by Shulamit Aloni "Freedom Rides" Against Apartheid Travel Ban, call for action
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southern africa / imperialism / war Tuesday January 09, 2007 15:49 byLucien van der Walt & Michael Schmidt
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Southern African anarchist-communists would normally see the former British colony of South Africa as acting as a sub-imperialist power on behalf of the big capitalist powers and its own capitalist ruling class in the region, a sort of regional policeman as it were: if British interests in Swaziland are threatened by the democracy movement, we are sure that South African military might will intervene (as it did against Lesotho in 1998) to shore up the Swazi elite.But the international scene is changing and today we can chart the rise of the People’s Republic of China as one of Africa’s most powerful kingmakers, whether backing the genocidal regime in Khartoum, or embarking on large-scale building projects including the new Luanda airport (in exchange for 10,000 barrels of crude oil a day) and the Number One Stadium in Kinshasa, a city that with its giant gold statue of a fat, Mao-like Laurent-Desire Kabila is looking like a city on the Yangtze River instead of the Congo (the DRC's mimicry of the Chinese national flag, before adopting a new flag this year, was too obvious to miss).
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mashriq / arabia / iraq / imperialism / war Friday November 10, 2006 21:22 byAnarcho
2 comments (last - tuesday november 14, 2006 19:10)
So Saddam has been convicted of crimes against humanity and sentenced to death. Few people will be shedding tears for the monster. The result was as unsurprising as the trial itself being hardly fair. Judges were replaced if they seemed like they were doing their job and being impartial. Lawyers and human rights organisations noted that it was prone to political interference and reduced to farce on occasion. |
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