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Green Left Weekly issue #775, 19 November 2008
Philippines: Rollback labour export policy
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The article below is an October 27 statement by the Partido ng Manggagawa (Labor Party Philippines). It has been reprinted from the socialist e-journal, Links.
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Bolivia: Compromise and advance
The ominous clouds that seemed to indicate the worst of storms, and which tend to hypnotise analysts inside and outside of Bolivia, dissipated following a political agreement that has set January 25 as the date for a referendum on the draft for a new constitution.
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Venezuela: The revolution has a party
What makes the current situation in Venezuelan an era of social revolution is not the fiery rhetoric of its leaders, particularly of its central leader, President Hugo Chavez.
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Israel attacks Gaza as food runs out
While the world was distracted by the US elections, Israel broke its four-month-old ceasefire with the Hamas-run Gaza government on November 4, entering the territory and killing six people and capturing six others.
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No Obamamania for Brandon Marshall
All Brandon Marshall wanted was the opportunity to be part of the moment.
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Italian students fight back: We are the solution
On October 23, an estimated 30,000 university students took over Romes streets. Marching to the chant of Berlusconi is a piece of shit, students passed the train station, receiving cheers from young Kurdish immigrants.
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The new shape of US politics
The article below is an abridged November 7 editorial from Socialist Worker.
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Obamas chief of fixing
UNITED STATES
In the world of Washington insider politics, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.
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The struggle against Prop 8: interview with US activist
UNITED STATES
Protests against Proposition 8, the California referendum that robs same-sex partners of marriage rights granted in a state Supreme Court decision earlier this year, began the day after the November 4 vote and continued through the rest of the week.
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Obama, Rudd must end the Afghan war
The November 7 Sydney Morning Herald reported that an advisor to US president-elect Barack Obama, Jeffrey Bader, had stated that the “first priority” of the Obama administration would be to seek a greater contribution from Australia to “winning the war in Afghanistan”.
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China and the global economic crisis
As the US, Japan and Europe slide into recession, the leaders of many smaller countries are desperately hoping that continued strong growth in the Chinese economy, which has contributed about 15% of world economic growth in recent years, might save them from this meltdown.
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Venezuela: Socialists push for popular power
Pedro Alvarez is the candidate for mayor of Campo Elias, in the state of Merida, for the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) — a party established by President Hugo Chavez with the aim of uniting Venezuela’s mass revolutionary movement to construct “socialism of the 21st century”.
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Green Left
correspondent appeals for help
Green Left Weekly correspondent and award-winning poet Bill Nevins was sacked from his job as an English instructor at the Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) in September. He had been working there since 1997.
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Climate change: Maldives seek new homeland
According to a November 11 article in the British Guardian, the Maldives government is investigating the possibility of purchasing land in order to move its citizens to escape the disappearance of the Indian Ocean archipelago due to climate change.
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Malaysia: Socialists building global struggles
Socialism 2008 Malaysia, a conference hosted by the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) in Kajang, Selangor, over November 7-9, brought together more than 500 activists from around Malaysia, as well as from Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Hong K...
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South Africa’s ANC: things fall apart
At some point in the not-too-distant future, we might just look back at 2008 as the year in which things really started to fall apart for the African National Congress (ANC).
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Venezuela: Right-wing seeks to undermine elections
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has warned that the right-wing opposition in his country is planning destabilisation actions during the November 23 elections for state governors and mayors, according to the November 12 Ultimas Noticias.
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