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| Mexico
Mexican women - then and nowMexican women’s lives — their work, their family life, their educational opportunities, the health care they can expect, their social standing, and political participation — have changed over the hundred years since the Mexican Revolution. The country has gone from being overwhelmingly rural to mainly urban; between 1930 and 2000 average life expectancy rose from 34 to 75 years; the conditions in which women do housework and care for children and the sick — still almost exclusively their responsibility — have changed enormously: the majority have running water, gas for cooking, indoor toilets, and homes with flooring. -> read article... |
| Philippines
The Revolutionary Workers’ Party-Mindanao (RPM-M) and the Left in the PhilippinesWe have already published a report on the second congress of the Revolutionary Workers Party (Mindanao) and a message of solidarity underlining the international interest of its experience. We now publish an article situating the original place that the RPM-M occupies in the Filipino Left . The article also briefly presents the development of international links between radical parties in Asia. -> read article... |
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| Economy
The debate on the rate of profitA polemic on the rate of profit has developed over the last few months. This article seeks to review this debate which turns around four essential questions. -> read article... |
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