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| World Social Forum
International Meeting of Radical Anti-Capitalist Parties Document: Communiqué - Mumbai, India, January 20, 2004
January 20, 2004, an international meeting of radical, anti-capitalist, political parties took place in Mumbai, India, at the invitation of 18 parties from Asia-Pacific and Europe. The first aim of this meeting was to help organizations from different continents to get in touch, to have an initial exchange of views about what each organization expects from a process of international cooperation, to expand and deepen the existing links without any attempt to formalize them, and to begin to discuss common actions. -> read article... |
| Brazil
Statement by Socialist Democracy Resolution of the National Co-ordination of Socialist Democracy, tendency in the Workers’ Party
Socialist Democracy, a tendency within the Workers’ Party (PT), held its VII Conference on 21-23 November 2003. The focus of the conference debates was the new situation in Brazil with the election of Lula: a critical evaluation of almost one year of the government led by the PT, the impact on the social movements and on the Workers’ Party, the strategic debates underway over alternative programmes and in relation to the decisive question of party building in Brazil. -> read article... |
| Palestine
The centrality of the Palestinian questionThe centrality of the Palestinian question is explained by the fact that more than any other conflict on our planet, it concentrates the stakes of the global war launched by the Bush administration and its allies. -> read article... |
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