The Zapatistas, with their stronghold in Chiapas in Southern Mexico, resolved in October 2016 to participate in Mexico’s 2018 general elections. This marked an historical shift in the political strategy Continue Reading →
The British government has triggered the two year process by which Britain must leave the EU at the end of March 2019. The Tory government and party remain deeply divided Continue Reading →
The victory of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela’s recent presidential election is an indicator of the momentum of the Bolivarian revolution, particularly its anti-imperialist impetus. This is evident from Maduro’s margin Continue Reading →
Trump, the US president, has once again shown what a divisive force he is in US society and internationally, in recognising Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. He has taken Continue Reading →
Facts and figures regarding the situation in Kenya are fairly representative of African countries who are suffering under the yoke of neo-liberalism. Executive presidential political systems dominate, with ruling parties Continue Reading →