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Guest Editorial: The Argentine labour movement against far-right savagery

Argentina’s General Confederation of Labor (CGT) has called a general strike for January 24 to protest against the Necessity and Urgency Decree (known by its Spanish acronym “DNU”), which contains more than 300 articles that amend or repeal existing laws and was issued by Javier Milei just five days after taking office, and the proposed “Omnibus Law,” a 300-page bill currently under discussion in Congress, which seeks to introduce profound changes in several areas, ranging from the country’s economy to its electoral system.

How Beijing workers organised their own union

The Workers' Autonomous Federation emerged in May 1989 as a prototype for a future independent trade union movement in China. It arose alongside the student demonstrations which began in April 1989 calling for greater democracy, an end to corruption, a more open and accountable government and autonomous student unions.

Twenty-five years since the Tiananmen protests: Legacies of the student-worker divide

During the protest movement that centered around Tiananmen Square in Beijing twenty-five years ago, workers protested alongside students and intellectuals. But the political relationship between the two social groups was weak at best. Things have only gotten worse since.

China and independent working-class politics

The May Fourth movement launched the Chinese upheavals of the 1920s - and the original, pre-Stalinist, revolutionary Chinese Communism This article argues that a renewed socialism for the 21st century will be based on independent working class politics. It uses the “Third Camp” as a formula for summing up this essential element for Marxist history and for current intervention in the class struggle. China represents a fertile example in both these respects.

China and independent working-class politics

The May Fourth movement launched the Chinese upheavals of the 1920s - and the original, pre-Stalinist, revolutionary Chinese Communism This article argues that a renewed socialism for the 21st century will be based on independent working class politics. It uses the “Third Camp” as a formula for summing up this essential element for Marxist history and for current intervention in the class struggle. China represents a fertile example in both these respects.

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