English
Documents in English of Mass Strike and the International Luxemburgist Network
The most recent articles
Mass Strike N° 2
Saturday 6 February 2010
by Admin
The second issue of Mass Strike (December 2009) is out. We present both the PDF version and its content online :
Mass Strike Issue 2 in PDF
What is the International Luxemburgist Network? Why this organization now?
On the question of revolutionary organization : the case of the NPA in France (...) > continue
Like ears of corn under the rain : the unemployed councils multiply in Spain
Saturday 6 February 2010
by Admin
By JM Delgado
At the end of 2008, unemployment in Spain reached three million workers. Just three months later, it was four million, with the unemployment rate up to 17.4%, doubling in the last 12 months. One million households, 6% of the total, have no employed members. Among immigrants the (...) > continue
On the Question of Revolutionary Organization: the Case of the NPA in France
Sunday 3 May 2009
By Inti
In the course of the past few years several attempts have been made to create unified parties of the “left of the left”, notably in Europe. The most recent case is that of the New Anti-Capitalist Party (Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste or NPA) meant to integrate in a single organization all (...) > continue
Mobilize for May 1
Thursday 30 April 2009
March 5:00 PM from Union Square, NYC
Assemble Broadway and 15 th
Defend Workers’ Right to Fight Back
Legalization for all! No limits on the right to strike and organize
Workers can’t fight layoffs, cutbacks and wage cuts if they fear deportation and detention and if laws block their rights to (...) > continue
Help organize to win our demands
Thursday 30 April 2009
Defend Workers’ Right to Fight Back
This means: Legalization for all! No limits on the right to strike and organize
Make the Rich Pay: Decent Jobs For ALL
This means: Tax the rich and corporations to pay for a massive direct government jobs program—expanding housing, education, health (...) > continue
Has Change Come to Post-Katrina New Orleans? Bush, Obama, and the First 100 Days
Wednesday 29 April 2009
by Jay Arena
As people in the U.S. and around the world evaluate President Barack Obama’s first one-hundred days, many — that is, those who truly wanted a break from the racist, militarist, anti-working class policies of the Bush regime — are coming to the conclusion that the ’change’ his (...) > continue
