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10 May 2018 WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has found himself increasingly isolated within the Ecuadorean embassy in the United Kingdom. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been banned...

By Slavoj Žižek 2 Apr, 2018 Julian Assange has been silenced again, and the timing is most suspicious. With the Cambridge Analytica story dominating the...

2 April 2018 A group of writers, journalists, artists, film-makers and activists have issued a statement demanding that the government of Ecuador restore Julian Assange’s...

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by Elizabeth Lea Vos 3/30/2018 Via Disobedient Media The Ecuadorian Government’s decision to silence Julian Assange by cutting off his internet access, phone communications and ability to...

  Introduction Clearly the pendulum has swung to the right in the past few years. Numerous questions arise. What kind of right? How far right? How...

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Maurice LEMOINE   La place prise dans nos médias par les événements en Amérique latine, et notamment au Venezuela ne témoignent pas d’un intérêt soudain pour...

On Saturday, left-leaning politicians across the world remembered Fidel Castro and citizens paid tribute to one of the revolutionary icons of the 20th century.

This interview presents the genealogy of the anti-debt struggle, the campaigns for debt cancellation, the empirical foundation, the political battles and the concepts of the “illegitimate,” “illegal” or “odious” nature of public debt. In other words, how it is necessary for the Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt (CADTM) – formerly known as the Committee for the Abolition of Third World Debt – to ally with opposition forces and social movements, where the concepts and the people involved can challenge and overpower debt and its “system” once the government hears their voice.