Podemos
Antoni Soy: In Catalonia, independence wins – but what comes now?
February 18, 2021
Antoni Soy is Honorary Professor in Economic Policy at the University of Barcelona
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The regional elections to...
Spain risks more riots as free speech crackdown and rapper’s jailing...
By Damian Wilson*
19 Feb, 2021
Millions of Spaniards still remember life under fascism. Now, with lockdown’s limits on freedom compounded by the erosion of...
The Breakaway | By Perry Anderson
21 January 2021
It is now a year since Britain left the EU, and less than a month since the terms of its separation were...
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...
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...
The Delphi Forum, June 2015 – Speech by Giulietto Chiesa
The Delphi Forum, 20-21 June 2015, Delphi, Greece
En Espagne, les mairies citoyennes affichent un bilan mitigé
Par Ludovic Lamant
8 février 2020
À l’approche des municipales en France, plusieurs travaux universitaires dressent un premier bilan de l’expérience vivifiante des « mairies rebelles » d’Espagne, apparues en...
Spain’s “Progressive Government” Is Already Under Siege
The PSOE-Podemos coalition promises to roll back recent attacks on labor rights and provide a negotiated solution to the Catalan crisis. But the new...
The new PSOE/UP government in Spain (and left in Portugal and...
by Klaus Dräger
Since 7 January 2020, there is a new government in place in Spain. PSOE's Pedro Sanchez is again Prime Minister. He is...