Submitted by luxnet23 on Tue, 03/08/2022 - 21:09
International Luxemburgist Network Statement on the Russian Attack on Ukraine
We unequivocally condemn Putin’s attack on Ukraine. Such warfare is without any justification. Ukrainian workers have every right to defend themselves against such an attack. We demand immediate withdrawal of Russian armed forces from Ukraine.
Many vague arguments and controversies over Rosa’s ideology have always been misunderstood by the people who have not studied Lenin or Luxemburg seriously. Moreover, they took China, Vietnam, … and the Soviet Union who turned themselves into party dictatorships as a model for us, present-day socialists to go with. Capitalists and Opportunists are using the shadow of our past to haunt us and let us live with that “glorious moment,” and forget about what is happening today which is totally very dangerous to our working people.
Submitted by luxnet23 on Fri, 05/08/2020 - 21:09
We call on all workers and activists from all sectors in New York and NJ to come together for an online Popular Assembly June 6 to agree on common demands and a common plan of action to defend the rights and lives of working people in the face of this emergency.
NEXT Planning Meeting: 2:00 PM, Sunday, May 10 via Zoom. To join, email us at contact@jaera.org
Submitted by luxnet23 on Mon, 02/11/2019 - 03:17
For the past month, tens of thousands of Mexican workers have been striking, and winning. A mass strike, outside the union structures, broke out Jan.12 in the city of Matamoros, across the border from Brownsville, Texas. Following a decree by new Mexican President ALMO doubling the minimum wage in the maquiladoras factories, workers began demanding that employers double the wages of all workers, as is guaranteed by their(rarely enforced) contracts. Mass meetings with representation from over 40 factories, mostly auto parts suppliers, called workers out on strike.
Submitted by luxnet23 on Thu, 11/08/2018 - 17:50
The New Abolitionist Movement
The case for abolishing the immigration laws
By Eric Lerner
Jobs and Equal Rights for All Campaign
The protest in Vietnam June 2018 by Sally Mju
About the current protest in Vietnam. I support and I do not support!
This article is analyzed from the perspective of Karl Marx and Rosa Luxemburg.
Think about the needs of the movement, if the working classes of all nationalities around the world oppose the bourgeoisie?
Submitted by luxnet23 on Tue, 03/20/2018 - 04:07
By Eric Lerner and Jay Arena
Movement for Socialism
International Luxemburgist Network
(a slightly shorter version of this article was published in Counterpunch, March 16, 2018)
Trump has delivered on his promise to step up attacks on immigrant workers: A surge in arrests by ICE, targeting of immigrant activists like Ravi Ragbir in New York City, ending DACA protection for 700,000 young people, and threatening cities and states that offer even minimal protections to immigrants.
Submitted by luxnet23 on Sun, 12/04/2016 - 17:58
Submitted by luxnet23 on Fri, 11/11/2016 - 18:33
The surprise victory of Trump signals a new level of assaults on immigrant workers in the United States, and through them, on the entire working class. It reveals the inability of the Democratic Party to function even as the “lesser evil” illusion so dear to the hearts of many on the left. To activists, this outcome poses the danger of escalating racist assaults, but at the same time the potential for a massive counter-mobilization and for the initiation, at long last, of a real alternative to capitalist politics.
Submitted by luxnet23 on Sat, 11/21/2015 - 18:14
By Eric Lerner and Jay Arena, NJ ILN
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