Just weeks into his administration, Argentina’s far-right president, Javier Milei, has unleashed a draconian program of austerity, layoffs, and attacks on democratic rights. In this context, new possibilities are opening up for building a revolutionary workers’ party, an effort to which the Party of Socialist Workers (PTS) has concentrated its work.

The crisis of global capitalism reminds us that the rights oppressed people have obtained are not set in stone, but are subject to cuts imposed by bourgeois governments and international financial institutions. Our rights are subject to the ups and downs of power relations in global capitalism. The economic crisis deepens social polarization, reviving the most reactionary sectors of society to express their virulent xenophobia, homophobia, and misogyny. Knowing this, how can we fight for women’s liberation?