The new, young, left-wing President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, formally took office on 11th March. His election last December was a very welcome piece of
Month: March 2022
By Peter Lucas, for portside website Three years after a one-day strike, Sacramento teachers are back on the picket line — this time for however
By Michael Roberts The Russian invasion of Ukraine grinds agonisingly on with more dying and displaced and with further destruction of Ukrainian cities, farms and
By Richard Mellor in California I know workers in other countries are interested in what is happening here in the US, in particular the growth
By Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member I’m not normally a fan of Question Time, the BBC political ‘debate’ programme. Its guests are usually
From the website Mondoweisse.com Madeleine Albright has died at the age of 84. She was Bill Clinton’s Secretary of State from 1997-2001, the first woman
Workers are facing the biggest cut in living standards on record, no small thanks to a Chancellor of the Exchequer who is personally the wealthiest
By a UCU member We are now entering the fourth year of industrial action on pensions at the pre-92 Universities. As a result of changes
Wages, Prices and Profit (also known as “Value, Prices and Profit”) was written by Karl Marx in 1865, just as his main work “Capital” was
By Roger Silverman [Note: The editors of Left Horizons do not agree with all aspects of this article, but we believe it makes an excellent
