Letter to Salvador Allende Miguel Lawner writes to SALVADOR ALLENDE who he worked with during the Popular Unity government in the aftermath of the selection of Chile's left presidential candidate
Features | Saturday 24th Jul 2021 Chilean communists committed to working for Gabriel Boric’s victory
Features | Saturday 24th Jul 2021 Opinion Chile's presidential primaries: he return of dignity for the people
Features | Saturday 24th Jul 2021 Covid prevented last year's AGM, but your paper is working to hold one this autumn
Saturday 24th Jul 2021 We should be fighting the Tories, not each other DIANE ABBOTT says a vicious government driving down pay, unleashing a public health crisis and waging war on refugees is being let off the hook by a Labour leadership fixated on purges and internal division
Saturday 24th Jul 2021 Boris Johnson, a liar? The PM who admires Churchill – and Pinocchio HANK ROBERTS looks at the Prime Minister's record and concludes Dawn Butler may have had a point this week
Saturday 24th Jul 2021 Ragged Trousered Troubadour – the stage truck that'll take on Starmer The Star speaks to CRISPIN FLINTOFF of Labour Grassroots about plans for a summer of open-air politics
Saturday 24th Jul 2021 The uprising of the thirsty PAYAM SOLHTALAB writes on the ever-deepening water crisis in Iran’s oil-rich Khuzestan province and reveals its root
Saturday 24th Jul 2021 We, Unite retired members, urge you to vote for Steve Turner as our next general secretary MEMBERS of the Unite National Retired Members Plus Committee in their personal capacity are supporting Steve Turner for the position of general sec
Friday 23rd Jul 2021 FROSTY’S RAMBLINGS Stop me and buy one Wimp PETER FROST finds it too hot for really serious matters and decides to cool down in the heatwave with some delicious ice cream
Friday 23rd Jul 2021 Taylor Wimpey: help-to-buy means help-to-profit The government's help to buy scheme doesn't address the housing crisis, notes SOLOMON HUGHES: it just boosts developers' profits
Friday 23rd Jul 2021 Halfon’s ‘white privilege’ dead cat has been eviscerated by the Social Mobility Commission SOLOMON HUGHES welcomes a thorough deconstruction of the Tory bid to blame anti-racists for working-class underachievement
Friday 23rd Jul 2021 At 250 the Paradox of Robert Owen Continues NICK MATTHEWS reflects on the enduring legacy of one of our most influential early socialists
Thursday 22nd Jul 2021 Socialism’s increasingly popular — but Labour is not With faith in social mobility dropping, support for left policies is high. Starmer’s mission is not to harness this, but head it off, explains NICK WRIGHT
