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in the rest of europe.” interview looking back to the oxi vote in greece and forward to the may 2019 european elections. chile criminalizes mapuche defenders of land and water felipe lagos-rojas and centro de investigación y defensa del sur the infamous counter-terrorist act recently applied to three mapuche defendants is one more injustice against a native american people. spanish embracing data is key to the future of unions jenny andrew learning to read and predict our changing environment through strategic use of data is crucial for the survival of trade unions. a call for the revival of political and economic education antonia jennings political and economic education is pitiful, and via political parties, the education system and trade unions, it desperately needs to be revived. the argentinian green tide: the right to abort is being won on the streets gabby de cicco feminist activism in argentina has managed to introduce a series of public hearings on reproductive rights on the 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asked what was in his mind, officer says: drugs, gangs, weapons. inquest, day two. the crisis in trans healthcare in the uk killed my daughter synestra amanda de courcy 6 june 2018 a new book, transition denied, exposes 'system failures' to protect vulnerable trans teenagers in britain. this excerpt is from its prelude, by synestra de courcy’s mother. the outcomes of iraq’s 2018 elections zeidon alkinani 6 june 2018 the ramifications from iraq’s elections do not mean we will witness a better iraq, but it will certainly differ from the one we know of today. how to win the brexit civil war. an open letter to my fellow remainers anthony barnett 6 june 2018 brexit has already begun. any attempt to deny this and merely ‘stop brexit’ will fail. to succeed we must overthrow the brexit project with another, positive one. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last » donate here → follow us donate→ -- -- is an independent global media platform covering world affairs, ideas and culture which seeks to 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