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| German student movement
Germany scraps tuition fees after mass student protests cause shift in public opinion German Students Sway Government to Pull Tuition Fees
After experimenting with tuition fees, all the federal German states have been persuaded to reverse their decision. In the UK and US, there is no political will to change the policies which are blighting whole generations. The only way forward is to copy German protest movements. -> read article... |
| Argentina
Electoral amnesia in ArgentinaIn the run-up to Argentina’s national elections in October, a scramble for power has divided the incumbent Peronista party into warring factions. Founded by Juan Perón in 1946, the Partido Justicialista ruled through sometimes radical nationalism, state intervention in the economy, clientelist patronage and control over trade unions, and the loyalty of sections of the bourgeoisie and an elite political class of bureaucrats. After the dictatorship of the 1970s, the party emerged as the main beneficiary of the return to democracy, only to be buffeted by a severe depression in 2001, accompanied by the mass uprising known as the Argentinazo. -> read article... |
| Spanish state
“Anticapitalistas” movement: we are neither being born nor dying; we are transforming ourselves IA dissolves its legal party form and will remain in Podemos
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