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An excellent account of the recent assemblies movement struggle in Greece by the pro-revolutionary organization TPGP. – IP The movement of the assemblies in the squares started completely unexpectedly on the 25th of May in Athens. It’s unclear which was … Continue reading →

After Tahrir Square in Cairo and the Puerta del Sol in Madrid, once again Syntagma Square in Athens is the focal point of resistance against the consequences of capitalism’s crisis. In Spain, the ‘indignados’ stated they were inspired by the … Continue reading →

Here is an analysis (translated from French) of the recent uprisings in the Arab world and the movements in Spain and Greece. This presentation was given by a member of IP last Saturday, June 30th, in Paris at the French … Continue reading →

The following leaflet was recently sent to IP. We reproduce it here with a brief comment. —————————————- LET’S GIVE OUR STRUGGLES THEIR ROAD TO A NEW BEGINNING Listen to the rich cry, they’re scared, their steel force and alliances are … Continue reading →

Find below the English translation of a leaflet written and distributed by some people at the protest encampment in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol plaza. This ongoing encampment (“acampada”), with people actually living together for days and now for more than … Continue reading →

Just added to the IP site is a discussion on the role of the trade unions from the Internationalist Discussion Network. The discussion includes contributions from IP comrades as well as Will, Barnes, Loren Golder and others. The full debate … Continue reading →

The following first appeared in the Notes from Underground Blog ———————————- Another exciting installment in an ongoing series. The current issue of the Spartacist League (U.S.)’s newspaper Workers Vanguard has a series of letters about the class character of Laos. … Continue reading →

IP is participating in a discussion forum organized by the GEC (Grupo de Esclarimiento Communista), based in Peru. One of the first themes discussed is ‘how to understand Marxism’. Below our contribution to the debate, the GEC’s reply and our … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, IP reported on the convictions and impending jail terms for several socialist militants in Korea. Here is a message from the group after the sentences were pronounced. —————————————————————— The judge sentenced as below; 1) Oh Se-cheol, Yang … Continue reading →

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 →