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The Economic Crisis and the Class Struggle

English
Volume 6 No. 18, December 14, 2012

While governments and bankers use the economic crisis to take away workers rights. Working class in the U.S. and Europe mobilize to fight back.

Who really built America?

The story the History Channel left out

December 12, 2012

The History Channel recently completed a series called “The Men Who Built America,” which focused on the titans of industry in the Second Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s and early 1900s.

When the capitalists go on strike

Banks and corporations that created the crisis politically benefit from it

December 12, 2012

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein recently wrote an article in the Wall Street Journal about how the election offers an opportunity for Big Business to repair its “unproductive” relationship with the White House.

No economic recovery for workers

While Wall Street profits return to record levels

December 12, 2012

The dominant media narrative on the American economy is one of a slow but steady recovery from the economic crisis.

Millions strike together across Europe

International solidarity against austerity and right-wing nationalism

December 12, 2012

Millions of workers in 23 countries across Europe took to the streets Nov. 14 as part of the “European Day of Action and Solidarity” against the endless austerity measures being imposed by governments across the continent.

Foundations of a new period of class struggle

Capitalism returning to ‘normal’ state of ruthlessness

December 12, 2012

The rich are getting richer while the people are getting poorer. Forbes just announced, as it does every year, the status of the richest Americans.

Fast food workers say: ‘Fifteen an hour—we have the power!’

A historic Day of Action could lead to a new movement

December 1, 2012

"We can't survive on $7.25!” This was the theme of the day, as 200 fast food workers, joined by hundreds of community and labor allies, went on strike and protested in front of their jobs.

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