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France: How can we defeat Macron? | France - Vimarsana News

France: How can we defeat Macron? | France

On Wednesday, the day prior to the eleventh day of action against the Macron government’s pension reform, French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne will meet the leaders of the ‘intersyndicale’, a coalition of French trade unions. “Everyone will be able to discuss the subjects they want to,” she has said. That’s very kind of her. The union leaders will be able to reiterate their opposition to the reform, and the prime minister will be able to reiterate that she couldn’t care less.

Theory and class struggle: A dialectical approach - Vimarsana News

Theory and class struggle: A dialectical approach

Much of the knowledge, and especially that which comes from academia and media, is extremely problematic. It is often too empirical, lacking the ability to provide general explanations of phenomena under study.

From goch to pinc - Vimarsana News

From goch to pinc

<strong>Mike Macnair</strong> critiques the ongoing political degeneration of Anticapitalist Resistance and the Mandelites</p>

Guns, controls and the labour movement - Vimarsana News

Guns, controls and the labour movement

The US constitution famously states that “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed”; historically, revolutionary democrats insisted on this right as a guarantee against arbitrary state power and the development of tyranny.

Guns, controls and the labour movement - Vimarsana News

Guns, controls and the labour movement

The US constitution famously states that “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed”; historically, revolutionary democrats insisted on this right as a guarantee against arbitrary state power and the development of tyranny.