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Whose Election is it? 68 big business bosses’ or the peoples? Print E-mail
By Andy Fenwick, Unite the Union and Worcester CLP (personal capacity).   
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
wage_packet.jpgIt is unusual for the captains of industry to blatantly come out and formally back the Tories in public. It is more likely that these creatures of the night stay in the dark pulling the political strings, manipulating the news media and ruining the lives of millions of workers.  However, a well-planned media storm has been created just before the election over National Insurance increases but, as Edward Heath might have described them, these ‘Ugly Faces of Capitalism’ have a lot to hide.
 
CYWU Unite Members Fight to Defend Public Services in Coventry. Print E-mail
By Darrall Cozens, UCU, Coventry Trades Council, Coventry NE Labour Party (all in a personal capacit   
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
002.jpgOver the past year, members of the CYWU section of Unite have been fighting and campaigning to defend Youth Services provision in Coventry. The Tory-controlled City Council had employed Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC) as its partner consultants and the Youth Service is the first in line to feel the axe at a cost of £67,000. PWC will examine all areas of the Council’s operations and advise on “savings”, that is cuts...
 
South Africa: The Demise of Eugene Terre Blanche – a Class Analysis Print E-mail
By David van Wyk in South Africa   
Monday, 12 April 2010
The recent death of Eugene Terre Blanche, leader of the AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement), at the hands of two farm workers, has highlighted the situation that exists today in South Africa, on the one hand the many unresolved problems of the huge majority of black workers and poor, and on the other a minority within the white population who cannot reconcile themselves to the end of Apartheid, upon which their privileges depended.
 
Ireland: Union members reject the Public Service Agreement Print E-mail
By Séamus Loughlin   
Monday, 12 April 2010
ictu.jpgThe ICTU leaders recently consulted their members over the “Public Service agreement”. Most of the public service unions have been rejecting the deal, which reveals that the workers are prepared to fight. But are the leaders up to the task?
 
London Demonstration in defence of the welfare state Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Monday, 12 April 2010
Here are some photos from the London demonstration held last Saturday in defence of the Welfare state
 
Severfield Reeve - Update Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Monday, 12 April 2010
Socialist Appeal has received this update on the position at Severfield Reeve which we reported on a few weeks ago. It’s clear that there is a militant mood developing in the factory
 
Dire warning: New Age of Austerity planned Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Friday, 09 April 2010
Tomorrow, Sat April 10th, thousands of trade unionists and Labour movement activists will unite to march through London in a demonstration algainst cuts in public services, called by over 20 organisations including a number of trade unions. The March will assemble at Midday outside Embankment tube and will end up in Trafalgar Sq. for a rally. Here is what Socialist Appeal has to say about the issues raised by the march in a leaflet being handed out on the day:
 
Savage sentences against Gaza protestors must stop Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Thursday, 08 April 2010
The massive over-reaction of the police and the courts against arrested Gaza demonstrators has come as a shock. Usually people convicted of minor public order offences get a suspended sentence or community service.This time the judge has been handing down savage sentences of up to two and a half years at Isleworth Crown Court.
 
Irish Marxists launch new paper Print E-mail
By Fightback (Ireland)   
Thursday, 08 April 2010
fightback_front_page.jpgWe are delighted to announce the publication of Fightback: the magazine of the International Marxist Tendency in Ireland. The first edition of the magazine comes in two editions for the North and the South – they have different front and back pages and industrial material. The first edition is full colour and has 20 pages.
 
Revolution in Kyrgysztan Print E-mail
By Vladimir Morozov (www.marxist.com)   
Thursday, 08 April 2010
The government of Kyrgyzstan has fallen! According to reports this morning President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who opened fire on his own people, has fled. The government has been dissolved and opposition forces have begun to assume power. Yesterday www.marxist.com received a report from a comrade in Russia, which gives a graphic account of these events.
 
RMT ballot ruling: Courts in bosses pockets Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Tuesday, 06 April 2010

rmt.jpgYet again the bosses' judicial system has intervened to stop a union taking industrial action. This time they have forced the RMT to cancel their strike action due to take place this week.

 
 
General Election 2010: Don’t let the Tories in. Print E-mail
By Mick Brooks   
Tuesday, 06 April 2010
ballot-box.jpgThe general election of 2010 has been called. To no-one's surprise, on Thursday 6th May, voters will go to the polls to decide who will form the next UK government.  For a very long time now, the Tories - the party of big business - have enjoyed a sizeable poll lead, backed up by good results in local and Euro elections. Yet the gap between the Tories and Labour has closed sharply in recent months. Why is this?
 
Mobilising against the EDL in Dudley. What lessons can we learn? Print E-mail
By Andy (UNITE & Worcester CLP )   
Tuesday, 06 April 2010
020.jpgThe centre of Dudley in the Midlands became a ghost town on Saturday 3rd April with shops on the High Street boarded up, resembling the effects the recession had last year on many towns . But this deserted town centre was not the result of an economic downturn, well not exactly. It was the overreaction of the Midlands police in occupying the town with road blocks in an attempt to prevent trade unionists and socialists demonstrating against the venomous EDL who were trying to sow divisions amongst the workers of Dudley.
 
[Video] Interview with Iraqi socialist Print E-mail
By Socialist Appeal   
Thursday, 01 April 2010
In Defence of Marxism interviews Houzan Mahmoud, representative abroad of the Organisations of Women's Freedom in Iraq, and also active in the Federation of Workers Councils and Unions. She speaks about the struggle for women and workers' rights in Iraq under the occupation, and how this is related to the struggle for socialism.
 
Venezuela: Counter-revolution throws down a new challenge Print E-mail
By Patrick Larsen   
Thursday, 01 April 2010
In the build up to the September elections, the right-wing opposition is preparing on several fronts. Economic sabotage is one of them, as are the manoeuvres on the part of right-wing elements within the Bolivarian movement itself. Meanwhile, all this is having a radicalising effect on the left.
 
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