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Charles Lubselski pays tribute to a lifelong communist and supporter of the Daily Worker and Morning Star
Ten days after right-wing destabilisation attempts, Mexico’s leadership has emerged strengthened, securing historic labour and wage agreements, while opposition-backed protests have crumbled under scrutiny, says DAVID RABY
Fuelled by economic abandonment and a collapsing faith in politics, Farage’s party is transforming grievance into momentum north of the border, warns COLL McCAIL
A searing scrutiny hearing has uncovered thousands of undelivered appointments, vanishing data and a system in chaos – galvanising councillors, patients and activists to demand urgent reform and an NHS dentist for all, writes SIMON BRIGNELL
FOR many years this paper has been at pains to draw attention to the socialist-feminist origins of International Women’s Day.
We need to remind our movement that Clara Zetkin, a communist, played a leading role in initiating the principle of a day dedicated to the liberation of women.
Along with her comrades in the Second International, Zetkin’s aim was both to highlight and celebrate the struggle of working women against their oppression and double exploitation.
