South Korea: After President Park’s impeachment, candle light protests continue

By Youngsu Won December 12, 2016 —

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South Korea’s historic candle light protests bring down President Park

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Fidel, today and forever

By Marta Harnecker, translated by Federico Fuentes for Links International Jo

Dakota (USA) – Standing Rock: Battle won, but war continues

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South Africa’s junk credit rating was avoided, but at the cost of junk analysis

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Breaking away from neoliberal globalization – A view from CPI (ML) Liberation in India

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South Korea's civic revolution: Another mega-protest puts impeachment process back on track

[For more background on South Korea's çivic revolution, read Youngsu Won's previous article

South Korea shaken by new civic revolution

By Youngsu Won December 3

South Korea: Organising to bring down the government and change society

As hundreds of thousands take to the street in South Korea calling for the downfall of the government,

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South Korea: As millions take to the street, government teeters on the edge of collapse

South Korea's parliament is set to vote on whether to impeach President Park Geun-hye after a political scandal triggered off a mass wave of outrage - includ

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