13 Dec Who controls our food?
The purchasing and sales policies of agrifood corporations promote a form of agriculture that revolves around productivity - at the expense of the weakest links in the chain: farmers and workers
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13 Dec A World Court for Corporations
How the EU plans to entrench and institutionalize Investor-State Dispute Settlement
13 Dec The Return of Chile’s Left
For the first time in nearly fifty years, genuine left, popular forces reestablished themselves on the electoral landscape, threatening the power of the bipartisan duopoly that has dominated Chile’s post-Pinochet democracy
06 Nov The myth of Germany as a 'Climate Saviour'
Germany is by no means an ecological pioneer or a champion of climate protection. This is a country whose wealth is based on a both socially and environmentally highly destructive economic model
26 Sep Merkel, Schulz and their governing parties are the losers
The Christian Democrats received their second worst results in the history of the republic. Government formation will not become easy for Angela Merkel
09 Aug "We need a powerful vision"
"We cannot leave the field to a neoliberalism married to hideous, reactionary values. A progressive future is not guaranteed. We must work to bring it about, and we will"
08 Aug Trade Deals and the Future of the Anti-Globalisation Movement
The beating heart of this global resistance was always Latin America – the continent that has most fundamentally challenged the economic theory and practice of the US and Europe governments.
04 Aug Solidarity with local leaders facing threats!
Solidarity with all those who suffer threats because of their firm political stance to defend their territories against the incessant exploitation of capital: You are not alone!
02 Aug Post-Olympic Rio
More than 42 billion Brazilian reais were spent on a 30-day event. For the residents of the city, was it worth it? Does a legacy exist? If so, for whom?
03 Jul Services, Democracy and Corporate Rule in the Trump Era
TiSA is in fact aimed at freeing corporations providing transnational services from what they view as burdensome and needlessly differing national and local regulations. The agreement is also designed to pry open public services to commercial involvement