Spain
Beethoven: man, composer and revolutionary
By Alan Woods
17 December 2020
Though there's some controversy over the exact date, it's believed that Ludwig van Beethoven was born today in 1770....
The Elephant in the Room
Left Parties and the European Union
by Asbjørn Wahl
Dec 01, 2020
European left parties have, over the last couple of decades, become increasingly critical of political...
EU: Compromise with East, anti-social “reforms” for the South
by Klaus Dräger
The deal on the rule of law is very much kept in limbo during the last EU Council. Poland and Hungary achieved...
EU split on Greece’s calls for arms embargo on Turkey. Apparently...
By Finian Cunningham
Dec. 9, 2020
It would seem to be a straightforward proposition: two member states of the European Union – Greece and Cyprus –...
Could Spain introduce a four-day work week?
By Esme Fox
4 December 2020
Pablo Iglesias, Spain's deputy Prime Minister, has confirmed that the government is analyzing the possibility of introducing a four-day work...
Stuart Medina Miltimore – The Mystery of the Dwindling EU Funds
November 15, 2020
A couple of day ago we posted an article from Italy (here) concerning the EU COVID recovery funds. Today we have one...
European radical left makes itself superfluous
By Herman Michiel (*)
Aug. 3, 2020
On 23 July, the vast majority of the Left Group (GUE/NGL) in the European Parliament approved, together with the...
The Debate on Universal Public Income
Basic Income in Spain to Mitigate Coronavirus Impact
By Helene Zuber und Steffen Lüdke
12.06.2020
It's two days before Jessica will be unable to pay her...
L’ Avenir est public
« L’avenir est public ». Ces 1400 remunicipalisations qui dessinent les contours des services publics de demain
Publié le : 16 juin 2020
Un nouvel ouvrage collectif tire les...
Spain Blocks Sales of Handcuffs, Equipment to Israel Over Human Rights...
Spanish newspaper El Pais says Madrid has vetoed sale of data security equipment, handcuffs and electrical equipment for fear they may be used in...