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General Strike: France 1968 - A factory by factory account - Vimarsana News

General Strike: France 1968 - A factory by factory account

Andre Hoyles analyses the development, organisation and end of the mass strike in France, 1968, with reference to case studies of particular factories.

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State capitalism in Egypt: a critique of Patrick Clawson - Clive Bradley - Vimarsana News

State capitalism in Egypt: a critique of Patrick Clawson - Clive Bradley

A comradely criticism by Clive Bradley of some of Patrick Clawson's views on the development of capitalism in Egypt from Khamsin #9.

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International publishers exhibit works for first time at Riyadh book fair - Vimarsana News

International publishers exhibit works for first time at Riyadh book fair

RIYADH: The Riyadh International Book Fair 2022 has expanded to welcome many more international publishing houses and distributors to exhibit their works for the first time in the city, including publishers from the UK and China. One of the exhibitors at the book fair was China Intercontinental Press, a publishing house founded in 1993 by the Chinese government to promote the

"Over 60 years of activism for socialism" - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

"Over 60 years of activism for socialism" - International Viewpoint

“He continued to help the Fourth International build revolutionary organizations to the very end.”

Feature: Translators, ebooks facilitate Chinese-Arab mutual understanding - Vimarsana News

Feature: Translators, ebooks facilitate Chinese-Arab mutual understanding

By Xinhua writers Li Rui, Tian Ye, Xia Chen CAIRO, April 23 (Xinhua) -- It was 37 years ago when Wang Youyong, now a Chinese-Arabic translator, first noticed so