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Left Voice Magazine #1: A New Generation Rises Up

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May 11, 2016
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Contents:

Editorial
A New Generation Rises Up

France: The “Nuit Debout” at a Crossroads
by Juan Chingo, Emmanuel Barot

Bernie and the Indignation of the Youth
by Juan Andrés Gallardo, Celeste Murillo

Sanders, a Third Party, or a Working Class Party?
by Robert Belano

A Year After the Baltimore Rebellion
by Tracy Kwon, Juan Cruz Ferre, Julia Wallace

Dossier on South America:

The Soft Coup in Brazil and South America’s Right Turn
by Eduardo Molina

Brazil: A Right-Wing Coup, the Failure of the PT, and the Coming Storm
by Leandro Lanfredi, Tatiana Cozzarelli

Argentina’s CEOcracy and the New Tests for the Left
by Matias Maiello

Syriza and Podemos: The Only “Change” Possible?
by Josefina Martínez, Diego Lotito

Economy: The Long Depression and the Future of Capitalism
Interview with Michael Roberts

Cuba After Obama: Closer to Capitalism?
by Claudia Cinatti

Palestine: Ethnic Cleansing
Interview with Ilan Pappé

Women’s Emancipation in Times of Global Crisis
by Andrea D’Atri, Laura Lif

“Equality in Law Does Not Mean Equality in Life”
Interview with Virginia Guitzel, trans public health workers in Brazil

Inheritance and Situation
Interview with New Generation of Revolutionary Marxists in China

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Ideas & Debates

The Movement for Palestine Needs Independent, Working-Class Politics

As the brutal genocide of Palestinians continues with the help of the Biden administration, there is maneuver underway to co-opt the movement for Palestine. We need to have a democratic and independent movement that relies on the power of the working class, the student movement, and mobilizations in the streets.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

April 7, 2024

Self Organization and the Mexican Student Strike 

Left Voice member speaks about the massive 1999 Mexican student strike and the role of assemblies.

Jimena Vergara

March 30, 2024

The Convulsive Interregnum of the International Situation

The capitalist world is in a "permacrisis" — a prolonged period of instability which may lead to catastrophic events. The ongoing struggles for hegemony could lead to open military conflicts.

Claudia Cinatti

March 22, 2024

“Poor Things” Floats Like a Butterfly and Stings Like a Butterfly

Poor Things is a fantastical comedy with beautiful set design and costumes and an Oscar-winning performance from Emma Stone. So why did it leave me feeling so empty? Despite juggling feminist and socialist ideas, the film is ideologically muddled and often self-contradictory.

Basil Rozlaban

March 16, 2024

MOST RECENT

Rutgers Faculty Denounce Silencing of Pro-Palestine Speech at Universities

Below we republish a statement from Rutgers Faculty for Justice in Palestine denouncing the Congressional hearings against free speech in support of Palestine at universities.

Several police officers surrounded a car caravan

Detroit Police Escalate Repression of Pro-Palestinian Protests

On April 15, Detroit Police cracked down on a pro-Palestine car caravan. This show of force was a message to protestors and an attempt to slow the momentum of the movement by intimidating people off the street and tying them up in court.

Brian H. Silverstein

April 18, 2024
A group of protesters carry a banner that says "Labor Members for Palestine, Ceasefire Now!" on a Palestinian flag background

Labor Notes Must Call on Unions to Mobilize for Palestine on May Day

As the genocide in Gaza rages on, the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions has called on workers around the world to mobilize against the genocide on May 1. Labor Notes, one of the leading organizers of the U.S. labor movement, must heed this call and use their influence in the labor movement to call on unions to join the mobilization

Julia Wallace

April 18, 2024
South Korean president Yoon Suk-Yeol.

South Korea’s Legislative Election: A Loss for the Right-Wing President, but a Win for the Bourgeois Regime

South Korea’s legislative elections on April 10 were a decisive blow to President Yoon Suk-Yeol — but a win for the bourgeois regime.

Joonseok

April 18, 2024