By Christian Tello, Alternativa Socialista – Mexico For the past three weeks, thousands of workers and farmers in Bolivia have brought the country to a standstill, protesting the hydrocarbon crisis and inflation
By Peter O’Shea As the clock ticked closer to 8 pm EST on Tuesday evening, the world held its breath. Trump has given no shortage of shocking statements since the beginning of
By Michael O’Brien Taking inspiration from pro-capitalist economists from Adam Smith in the late 18th century, through to Friedrich Hayek in the 20th, and
By Jonathan Diebold Trump’s kidnapping of Maduro. The Zionist State’s genocide of the Palestinians. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. These actions and many other recent
Public Zoom meeting hosted by Ruth Coppinger: 7.30pm Tuesday 9th April Speakers: Ruth Coppinger, secondary teacher & campaigner; Mick Barry, Socialist Party TD;Speaker from Neuro Pride
By Harper Cleves CW: femicide, violence against women, misogyny, racism, queerphobia “Violence against women and girls is the shame of our society and we
By Harper Cleves CW: misogyny, racism, self-harm, body dysmorphiaThe year 2026 has been ‘epic’ in the most disastrous and devastating of ways: ongoing genocide
Text of the Solidarity leaflet for International Women’s Day “Women get sent to the gulags first, obviously…The number one political enemy in America is
Le Leah Whelan Is fadhb náisiúnta í an ghéarchéim tithíochta agus ní eisceacht na Gaeltachtaí. Tá cíosanna ag ardú as cuimse, easpa tithíochta fadtéarmach agus fadhbanna maidir le cead pleanála. (De bharr
Is mór an chonspóid arís a bhaineann le hinfheictheacht na Gaeilge i spásanna poiblí. Tháinig na páirtithe Aontachtacha amach in éadan comharthaíocht Ghaeilge sa Stáisiún Mhór Láir i mBéal Feirste, agus tá dúshlán dlíthiúil curthha i leith an phlean ag Jamie Bryson.
The following is a text of an article written by Kevin McLoughlin and Laura Fitzgerald from the booklet Ireland’s Lost Revolution, produced by the Socialist Party on the centenary of the Easter 1916 Rising in 2016. Around noon on Easter Monday 24
By Liv Shange Moyo, PRMI in Sweden Two years of civil war between the RSF and the SAF – two counter-revolutionary forces that together suppressed the revolutionary movement that was sparked in 2018 before falling out – has left Sudan’s people ravaged,
By Eleni Vetsika In February, Socialist Party TD Ruth Coppinger brought forward a motion on gender-based violence (GBV) that identified and exposed ten serious shortcomings of the court system when dealing with GBV cases. The WHO has declared gender-based violence as a
By Finghín Kelly Trump’s so-called “liberation day” announcement, massively jacking up tariffs on goods entering the United States, was met with a major sell-off of shares around the globe, with trillions wiped off the stock markets as capitalists put their money into
By Sam Casey The popular Apple TV series Severance recently returned for its second season. One of the most watched shows across various streaming services, Severance is a psychological, sci-fi thriller that depicts the lives of a group of workers at the
By Enda Kelly The speaking rights row in the Dáil has been one of the more obtuse political scandals, given its origin in Dáil procedure. However, fundamentally it is an attempt by the government of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and Lowry’s Lackeys
By Peter Delsing, a member of our sibling organisation in Belgium The tariffs announced by US president Donald Trump last week sent shock waves through stock markets, governments and business headquarters. Working class and poor families worldwide will be the hardest hit
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