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Your election as seen from Berlin
A Letter Inspired by the British Elections (and sent to Morning Star) I see, re-reading it – too long and complex)
Photo Gallery: Rally, Register and #VoteLabour at Brandenburger Tor
Photos by Judith Benda, Phil Butland and Hanna Grześkiewicz
Photo Gallery: Demonstration for Gaza, 16th November 2019
Photos by Hossam el-Hamalawy. Reproduced with permission
Demonstration against Islamophobia in Paris, 10 November 2019
Around 20,000 people demonstrated in Paris today against Islamophobia. This is five times bigger than all previous similar demos. Photos by Colin Falconer and John Mullan reproduced by permission. We will be publishing an analysis from John Mullen on the theleftberlin.de Website tomorrow.
Photo Gallery: 20 October 2019 demonstration for Lebanon
photos by Hossam el-Hamalawy
The working class and the left. What kind of party do we need
Recently a debate opened up in a pro-Syriza paper [EfSyn, The Journal of the Editors] and initiated by Journalist Tasos Pappas. It is a debate about the nature of the party that the left needs. In the aftermath of the Syriza capitulation and as the New Democracy right party is again in power. This is a response from the comrades of SEK.
Photo Gallery: 13 October 2019 Against repression of the Algerian uprising
Photos by Hossam El-Hamalawy. Reproduced with permission
Six Months of Rio Governor Witzel in the Favelas, Part 2: Economic and Social Development
This is the second installment in a two-part article monitoring the actions of Rio de Janeiro Governor Wilson Witzel since taking office, focusing on public security, governance, and social and economic development. Witzel was elected last October on a public security-driven campaign, promising to “protect police from potential conviction,” raising the question of who would benefit from said security. […]