The internationalists

(The following is a statement by the Indonesian group Komunis Internasionalis Kolektif. A group sympathetic to the positions of the Communist Left. The protest movement in Indonesia at the end of the last summer reflect the general social discontent which can be wittnessed around the globe. But if we aim to tackle the foundation giving rise to the discontent we need a working class movement not a...

No one can have missed the wave of conservative populism, narrow minded nationalism and outright racism that is sweeping across large parts of the world. Even though it hits us very differently, it affects us all – and it is therefore a crucial aspect to address for our class. · Right-Wing Extremism in the Parliaments and in Wider Society · Here in Sweden, the Sweden Democrats have gone in just...

When Onorato Damen rose to speak in the Italian Chamber of Deputies in March 1925, parliamentary democracy, such as it existed in the Kingdom of Italy, was in its dying days.(1) Three years earlier, Benito Mussolini had been installed as Prime Minister by King Victor Emmanuel after the “March on Rome”, despite the Fascists having only 35 seats in the Chamber of Deputies.

This leaflet produced by the GRI for the social movement of 2 October follows their previous leaflet distributed on 10 and 18 September.(1) The comrades felt it was important to write another one, more critical of the counter-revolutionary role of the left of capital and its dead-end methods, whether they be ‘blocking everything’ or arranging leisurely trade unionist walks.