Correo Internacional/International Courrier Archive
17 Apr 2013
Imperialism out of the Korean peninsula!
International courier Supplement April 2013 Out with imperialism from the Korean Peninsula Written by IWL-FI No political support for dictator Kim Jong-un Kim Jong-un, the young dictator of North Korea threatened the USA with nuclear Armageddon for the first week of April, promising a shower of missiles on the American continent and on American
09 Nov 2012
In View of the Conflict of the Gendarmerie and Prefecture in Argentina.
Written by IWL _ International Workers League Tuesday, 30 October 2012 23:09 The left in the face of salary conflicts in the armed forces and security forces In early October, a salary conflict between the non-commissioned officers and the grassroots of the Gendarmerie (militarised police at the frontiers) and the Prefecture (naval police in ports
29 Aug 2012
The real face of South Africa
[hr] International Courier August 2012 Supplement An IWL-FI Publication Government repressed the strike savagely and murdered 34 miners The real face of South Africa Last 17th August, South African police exerted unrestrained repression against a 3 000-men strong demonstration of Marikana miners on strike (100km from Johannesburg) and murdered 34 strikers and injured 78
27 Jul 2012
Let us walk out to the streets to defeat the parliamentary coup and the Franco administration
Written by IWL-FI Monday, 23 July 2012 21:07 On the 22 June, the reactionary coup d´etat boosted by Paraguayan traditional right that pulled down Fernando Lugo by means of an express impeachment put up by the Parliament is part of a rich political process that submits fundamental lessons to world social movement and world left.
23 Jul 2012
Obama and the 2012 Elections
Written by Juan Diaz and Florence Oppen * Wednesday, 18 July 2012 02:53 Which balance of the first government of Obama? Obama, America’s first black president, was elected in 2008 on an image of a being some sort of “Leftist”, more connected to the realities of working people, who would bring change to the presidency