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Support for the "International Friends of the Leon Trotsky Museum" in Mexico City
Written by The Organizer   

Support for the "International Friends of the Leon Trotsky Museum" in Mexico City.

I -- along with many others around the world -- was asked by the Museum's new director, Olivia Gall, and by Trotsky's grandson, Esteban Volkov, to help raise funds for the Trotsky Museum in Mexico City.





  

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Statement on Struggle in Greece
Written by International Secretariat of the FI   

Several days have been enough for the situation to become apparent in all its clarity : in the unfolding events, it isn’t only Greece that is in question, but also the fate of all the peoples of Europe. 

 

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The October Revolution will be reborn from its ashes
Written by Daniel Gluckstein   
The fall of the Soviet Union both verified the “restorationist” character of the Stalinist bureaucracy in power and accentuated the crisis of the world workers’ movement. This crisis has taken the most tragic forms in the countries that came out of the fall of the USSR and Central and Eastern Europe and in the Balkans. In all countries, activists ask themselves: “How has all this happened?”
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The India-Pakistan Conflict
Written by The Organizer   
These two countries are among the poorest in the world, but both have nuclear weapons at their disposal. They are two major powers in the continental and global balance under the protection of the United States, two governments that have competed in licking the boots of American imperialism in its global war.
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The National Question
Written by Andreu Camps   
More than ever, in historical conditions which are totally different but which results from the survival of a system founded upon the private ownership of the means of production and its decay, the quotation made at the beginning of this text remains true: ""It would be a radical mistake to think that the struggle for democracy is capable of diverting the proletariat from the socialist revolution". "An all-round, consistent and revolutionary struggle for democracy" is more than ever necessary for the working class to defend its interests, and assert concretely its class independence.
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The Rise and Consequences of Stalinism
Written by Jean-Jacques Marie   
According to the multifaceted propaganda which identifies the USSR with socialism, the October Revolution was simply a coup d’etat carried out by a daring minority, and the idea of world revolution promoted by the Bolsheviks was simply a utopian dream which they used to manipulate the Russian people.
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National Liberation in Spain
Written by La Verite   
Only the working class could assume the struggle for national liberation in a consistent manner. “Only the victory of this class will guarantee the development of the people, the indisputable recognition of their rights, the end of all oppression and the establishment of a Union of Free Republics.”
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The Spanish Revolution: 70th anniversary of the May Days, 1937
Written by L Gonzalez, B Ortega, J A Pozo   
Between 3 and 7 May 1937, a workers’ insurrection took place in Barcelona and other Catalan towns, which ended in failure. One week after those “May Days”, Leon Trotsky gave his precise analysis of their significance: the working class wanted to take the Revolution that had begun in July 1936 through to its conclusion by taking power in order to fight fascism, but the leaderships of the workers’ organisations, including the POUM, did not want to take that step, thus leading the uprising into a dead-end.
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Trotskyism in Sri Lanka
Written by La Verite   

All Trotskyist militants, in Sri Lanka and elsewhere, deserve a balance sheet of the destruction of the LSSP. This discussion is not simply about an historical problem, but is aimed at understanding the current role of the International. Nothing is closed to this discussion.  The unfolding of the Fourth International’s role on the Indian subcontinent, as elsewhere, implies a discussion not only about the degeneration of the LSSP, but also of the relationship between the LSSP and the International Secretariat-United Secretariat.
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The Zapatistas and the Struggle in Mexico
Written by OST (Mexico)   
Is it possible to meet the demands of the indigenous peoples of Mexico -- and of all who are oppressed and exploited -- within the framework of the current corrupt, country-selling regime, and without severing the bonds of servitude to imperialism?
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The subprime mortgage crisis and the present stage of the decay of capitalism
Written by General Council of the FI   
The sub-prime crisis is a new major episode of the decaying process of the capitalist regime based on the private ownership of the means of production. This stage brings all the contradictions of the capitalist system to an unprecedented level.
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Some reflections on the relevance of October 1917
Written by Daniel Gluckstein   
By placing on the agenda the commemoration of October 1917, not as a revolution of the past but as the leverage-point for the tasks to come, the Fourth International poses the following question: Is the proletarian revolution on the agenda today?
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Where is South Africa Going?
Written by Francois Forgue   
South Africa is at the crossroads. The preservation of the capitalist system of exploitation is inseparable from the particular form represented by what the Black liberation movements have dubbed “apartheid capitalism”. Maintaining this system in the conditions of capitalism’s decay at the world level can only result in the worst possible catastrophe for the people of South Africa.
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The Baker Plan: A strategic guide for imperialism
Written by Daniel Gluckstein   
The Baker-Hamilton Plan is another way of attempting to bring about a "new Middle East". The words it uses speak of respect for the unity and integrity of Iraq and for the sovereignty of all nations. The policy it advocates leads to their dismantling.
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Some Lessons from the Chinese Revolution
Written by Francois Forgue   
Isn't it necessary to open an international discussion to take stock of the Chinese revolution? Should one give up on the immense hope the Chinese revolution in 1949 brought all peoples of Asia and beyond?
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Financial crisis, the crisis of capital and the relevance of revolution
Written by Daniel Gluckstein   
The whole of humankind has been struck by an illness that threatens its very existence. The good doctors of the world economy are leaning over its bed. All of them observe a strong fever. Some of them recommend a strong dose of aspirin, others antibiotics, others other medication. But the fever is just a symptom. The fever is the financial crisis and the bursting of the speculative bubbles. The root-cause, the cancer that is eating away at humankind, is the failed capitalist system, based on private ownership of the means of production.
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