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From The Socialist newspaper, 24 February 2016
International news in brief
Video: A Marxist view of Modi's Hindutva
Peter Taaffe discusses with Jagadish Chandra, New Socialist Alternative (CWI in India). The interview provides analysis of the present situation in India from an internationalist perspective.
Since the advent of Modi to power in 2014, BJP reactionaries have let loose a reign of terror through their multi-pronged organisation. What response must the left counter with?
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Ireland: General election final push
An Anti Austerity Alliance (AAA) canvassing team (above) in the Irish general election. The election takes place on 26 February. The next issue of the Socialist will carry a full analysis of the results, including how Socialist Party Ireland members fared, as part of the AAA. A brief report will be posted on the CWI website soon after the results are published.
Turkey: CWI national conference
Members of Sosyalist Alternatif (CWI, Turkey) at their first national conference. The meeting took place at a challenging time for Marxists, with the country bitterly polarised under Erdogan's authoritarian rule and the spill over from Syria's war.
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The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.
The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.
The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.
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In The Socialist 24 February 2016:
What we think
EU referendum: Vote OUT the Tories
Socialist Party news and analysis
Junior doctors: back new strikes
Trident: thousands to march - scrap all nukes!
Butterfields tenants demand action against evictions at Labour estate agent awards
Children take over County Hall in protest at cuts
Cameron, Cameron, meal snatcher
People's budgets
Tower Hamlets to take anti-cuts fight into the council chamber
Leeds sets up people's budget campaign
Leeds Labour 'anti-austerity' meeting: jam tomorrow
Socialist Party feature
International socialist news and analysis
Workplace news and analysis
Victory for striking EDF energy workers
Pensions strike by water workers in Warrington
Fresh round of strikes against fresh round of cuts
Stress, abuse and long hours for London bus drivers
Workers unite to fight pay attack in Leicester
Socialist history
Khrushchev: the Stalinist who denounced Stalin
Socialist readers' comments and reviews
One-woman tragedy's fiery call for revolution
Socialist Party reports and campaigns
Momentum must "take the fight to the right"!
Gateshead: reprieve for respite centre
Save Derbyshire children's centres
Wakefield: no fracking, no cuts
Cumbria cuts - the grim reaper
Campaign to save Pent Valley continues
Socialist Party Wales and North West conferences
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