Monthly Archives: February 2011
On Egypt (4)
I think the army was for a time watching, unsure and divided on what course to take, as was Washington. It probably would have preferred a restoration of fear and gave Mubarak ample chance to try to accomplish it. But … Continue reading
The Maghreb, What Movements For Which Perspectives?
The deepening of the world economic crisis, since 2008, has caused a significant degradation of living and working conditions in the “poor” countries and frontal attacks through austerity plans, the increase in unemployment, and the revocation of many [long standing] … Continue reading
On Egypt (3)
Three comments / excerpts from internet discussion lists. …I would add …that the other “battle” within the ruling class in Egypt, within the army, that is now playing out, over the fate of Mubarak (and whether he should be removed … Continue reading
On Egypt (2)
Another post from IDN Yes, communists should “be calling for workers — and all of the working class, including the unemployed, students, youth, retireds, ‘housewives’ — to organize themselves wherever they are, at work, where they live, in their schools … Continue reading
On Egypt (1)
IP is publishing articles and comments on the events in Egypt. This piece originally appeared on the Internationalist Discussion List. ——————————- Greetings all I assume most people on this list have been following the recent events in Egypt with interest. … Continue reading
