Budgeting for black-out in South Africa

By Patrick Bond

Contributions to revolutionary theory from the Mexican highlands: A review of 'Lucio Cabañas y la guerra de los pobres'

Lucio Cabañas y la guerra de los pobres.
Silva Nogales, Jacobo. 2015.
Mexico City: Deriva Negra and Cooperativa Rizoma. 207 pages.

Spanish state: an early election about breaking the Catalan struggle

By Dick Nichols

Iran: Class struggle and neo-liberal capital accumulation

By Minna Langeberg

On fire: A dialectical heritage

By Jason Devine

Revolution, capitalist restoration and class struggle in China

By Chris Slee

Venezuela: Taking a look at the anti-Maduro narrative

By Steve Ellner

Zimbabwe: Capitalist crisis + ultra-neoliberal policy = “Mugabesque” authoritarianism

By Patrick Bond February 14, 2019 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal&nb

Venezuela and disaster capitalism

By Reinaldo Iturriza López, translation by Nicolas Allen February 10, 2019 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Verso Blog — On Monday, January 28, the Department of the Treasury of the United States announced it was placing a “block” on all of Petróleos de Venezuela’s (PDVSA) assets under US jurisdiction, prohibiting its citizens from engaging in any type of transaction with the Venezuelan state-owned oil company.[1] Secretary Steve Mnuchin added that “if the people of Venezuela want to continue to sell us oil”, we will only accept it on the condition that our money goes to “blocked accounts”, which would later be made available for the “transition government”.[2]

Venezuela defines the future of the region

By Claudio Katz, translation by Nicolas Allen

Regime change in Venezuela: “Made in the USA”

By Steve Ellner

Spain’s ‘socialist’ government to US: ‘Coup against Maduro? We’re in!’

 

By Dick Nichols

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