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Revolutionary unionism in Latin America - the FORA in Argentina - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary unionism in Latin America - the FORA in Argentina

Excellent pamphlet outlining the origins and development of the Argentinian working class movement, focussing in particular on the anarcho-syndicalist FORA (Federación Obrera Regional Argentina).

Source: libcom.org
Opinion | The Most Ridiculous Part of the L.A. City Council President's Apology - Vimarsana News

Opinion | The Most Ridiculous Part of the L.A. City Council President's Apology

Motherhood and racism aren’t compatible? If only it were that easy.

Opinion | Herschel Walker Drags Republicans Even Lower - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Herschel Walker Drags Republicans Even Lower

The party’s response to his travails speaks cynical volumes.

Why Pills & Coke From Cherry Looks So Familiar - Vimarsana News

Why Pills & Coke From Cherry Looks So Familiar

Why Pills & Coke From Cherry Looks So Familiar Why Pills & Coke From Cherry Looks So Familiar Amy Sussman/Getty Images By Benny Regalbuto/Feb. 22, 2021 4:33 pm EDT War can do terrible things to people — things worse than death. That's what Anthony and Joe Russo's new film, Cherry, is all about: the before, during, and after a soldier's experiences. Leading man Tom Holland considers it his hardest role yet (as of February 2021), and it's hard to blame him; saying his character goes through the wringer doesn't quite cut it. Incredibly enough, the film is based off a book of...

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Did John le Carré steal story of MI6 spy for one of his bestsellers? - Vimarsana News

Did John le Carré steal story of MI6 spy for one of his bestsellers?

Did John le Carré steal story of MI6 spy for one of his bestsellers? George Pendle For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo It was December 1996 and my father had just bought a copy of John le Carré's newly published spy thriller, The Tailor Of Panama. When he saw that the book's hero had almost the same surname as him, he smiled.  But the further he read, the more the coincidences began to pile up, and by the time he'd reached the end, he was astonished. This wasn't a fictional spy tale, he told himself. This was the story of his own father's life...

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