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GLOBAL LEFT MIDWEEK – NOVEMBER 27, 2024
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November 27, 2024
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_ Euro Left reflects on a grim moment _
A mural featuring Maria Elena Moyano and the words “woman of
hope” in Villa El Salvador, Peru, where Moyano grew up. Credit, El
Decertor, Flickr
* COP29: We’ll Not Back Down!
* Uruguay: Broad Front Wins Presidency
* First Nations Walking the Land
* Sheinbaum Defiant
* Concerning the Euro Left
* Nigeria: Mass Hunger Fuels Mass Movement
* Hong Kong
* Cuba and Trump
* Global Labor
* María Elena Moyano
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COP29: WE’LL NOT BACK DOWN!
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_Débora Gastal_ / 350.org (Boston)
Vulnerable countries had no choice but to accept a bad deal. The
US$300 billion goal is an improvement on the previous US$100 billion
set 15 years ago, but it still falls extremely short of the amount
needed to support vulnerable nations in adapting to climate impacts,
transitioning to renewable energy, and ensuring a just and equitable
response to the climate crisis.
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URUGUAY: BROAD FRONT WINS PRESIDENCY
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_Pablo Meriguet_ / Peoples Dispatch (New Delhi)
Many analysts predicted that the Broad Front would not be able to
clinch a win in the second round given that, in the previous election,
the right-wing managed to rally other parties in favor of
the right-wing candidate. But candidate Yamandú Orsi’s social
democratic discourse of rescuing public institutions convinced more
voters than the neoliberal proposals of Álvaro Delgado.
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FIRST NATIONS WALKING THE LAND
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_Meaghan Weatherdon_ / The Conversation (Waltham MA)
For Indigenous activists, walking the land can take on powerful
spiritual and political significance. It has been, and continues to
be, an important way Indigenous nations pursue healing, environmental
stewardship and diplomacy across Turtle Island, the name many
Indigenous groups use to refer to North America.
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SHEINBAUM DEFIANT
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CBS News (New York)
President Claudia Sheinbaum suggested Tuesday that Mexico could
retaliate—with tariffs of its own, after Donald Trump t
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to impose 25% import duties on Mexican goods if the country doesn't
stop the flow of drugs and migrants across the border. “If tariffs
go up, who will it hurt? General Motors,” she said.
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CONCERNING THE EURO LEFT
• EUROPE NEEDS AN ACTION-ORIENTED LEFT
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_Manon Aubry and Nessim Achouche_ / Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung
(Berlin)
• RUSSIA: FOR A NEW LEFT BLOC
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_Boris Kagarlitsky_ / Links (Sydney)
• _DIE LINKE_ HAS TO BE A PARTY FOR THE WORKING CLASS
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_Ines Schwerdtner and David Browder_ / Jacobin (Brooklyn)
• A LEFT ALTERNATIVE TO STARMER_’_S LABOUR PARTY?
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_Andy Beckett_ / The Guardian (London)
• STIRRINGS IN LITHUANIA
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_Jurgis Valiukevičius and Simon Pirani_ / People and Nature
(Oxford)
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NIGERIA: MASS HUNGER FUELS MASS MOVEMENT
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_Baba Aye_ / Global Labour Column (Johannesburg)
Most important in these days of protest is the soil it has ploughed
for the seeds of a storm, which is likely to come quite soon. As the
protest organisers pointed out when the state was finding people to
hold responsible as mobilisers for the protest, the key mobilisers are
hunger and generalised hardship in the land.
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HONG KONG
• THE HK 47
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_Erin Hale_ / Al Jazeera (Doha)
• INTERVIEW WITH AN ACTIVIST
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Deutsche Welle (Berlin)
• CAN THE MOVEMENT REGROUP?
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_Yuchen Li and Yoshi Pak_ / Deutsche Welle
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CUBA AND TRUMP
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_Rafael Hernández_ / OnCuba News (Miami)
For Cuba, in practical terms, never as now has it been more evident
that the policy of force and exclusion has a bipartisan character,
that it continues in the logic of the so-called deep state, the
bureaucracies in charge of implementing it, regardless of who is in
the White House.
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GLOBAL LABOR
• GREEK GENERAL STRIKE
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_Elena Becatoros and Derek Gatopoulos_ / Associated Press (New
York)
• GREECE: PAME CONGRESS DOCUMENT
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/ Panergatiko Agonistiko Metopo (Athens)
• CANADA POST STRIKE
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_Danielle Smith_ / Labor Notes (Brooklyn)
• CHINA AND A STRIKE IN MYANMAR
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/ The Irrawaddy (Yangon)
• STATE OF UNIONS IN UK
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_Peter Bach_ / CounterPunch (Petrolia CA)
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MARÍA ELENA MOYANO
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_Néstor David Pastor_ / NACLA Report (New York)
Moyano, a community organizer in Peru, was murdered by Shining Path
while attending at a fundraiser in 1992. More than 300,000 people
attended Moyano’s burial. In the aftermath of such a shocking and
horrific murder, the Shining Path would lose virtually all sympathy to
its cause—a shift in public perception largely credited to Moyano.
* COP29
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* Uruguay
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* Frente Amplio Uruguay
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* Yamandú Orsi
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* Canada
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* First Nations
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* walking the land
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* European Left
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* Manon Aubry
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* Russia
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* Boris Kagarlitsky
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* Germany
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* Die Linke
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* Keir Starmer
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* UK
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* Labour Party
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* Lithuania
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* Cuba
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* Donald Trump
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* Nigeria
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* Hong Kong
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* China
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* Hong Kong democracy movement
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* Sunny Cheung
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* Hong Kong 47
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* Mexico
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* Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
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* Tariffs
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* Labor
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* Greece
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* Greek general strike
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* PAME
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* postal workers
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* Myanmar
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* UK unions
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* María Elena Moyano
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