Category: Labor / Economics

[I]t seems that nowadays humanity is producing much more than it can consume, while insufficiencies still plague our everyday lives. One example is that humanity is currently wasting around 40% of the food it produces , while hundreds of millions around the world continue to suffer from hunger and malnutrition.

US President-elect Donald Trump, faced with the threat of “the end of the dictatorship of the dollar,” announced the imposition of tariffs on the countries belonging to the Brics. Threat as a policy has been imposed in the governmental lineage of the presidents of the United States when they wage wars or sanction whoever is…

Today marks one year since the inauguration of President Javier Milei, of the ultra-right alliance La Libertad Avanza (LLA). The situation is worsening and the permanent lying and falsification of data and figures are denounced every day by the alternative press, because the ruler, who considers himself as a “mole infiltrated to destroy the national…

In the years following the fall of the Soviet Union, the word ‘corruption’ increasingly began to appear in the reports of multilateral agencies and non-governmental organisations. These reports argued that corruption is rooted in the regulatory function of states, which control large-scale development projects and whose officials oversee the delivery of licences and permits; if…

Michael Moore condemns the US health care system.

It will not be enough to take the means of production, as they have been developed by capital, into social or public ownership. We must aim to change what those means of production produce, and the way they produce it. What does this mean, politically, here and now?

This G20 in Rio was all about the power of the Global South. With poverty eradication and genuine economic progress trumping the old G7 agendas of war, profit, and arm-twisting. This G20 in Rio was all about the power of the Global South, with poverty eradication and genuine economic progress trumping the old G7 agendas…

Big business is co-opting what now is a worldwide local food movement by shifting the focus to “regenerative” agriculture. This narrower focus on just the mode of production obscures the vital importance of shorter distances. Shortening the distances between the farm and the consumer and creating more self-reliant economies is the biggest threat to global…