The current state of the struggle in Bolivia
After having narrated the events leading to the coup, we return to Bolivia with the aim of analyzing what has been happening since November of last year until today.
A Critique of State Socialism - Mikhail Bakunin and Richard Warren
A comic book critique of state socialism, based on writings by Mikhail Bakunin with additional text and drawings by Richard Warren. First published by Cienfuegos Press in 1981, this PDF was made available by Crimethinc.
Building the Revolutionary Party? - Geoff Foote
An article by Geoff Foote critically examining the idea of a "revolutionary party". This article was first published by the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists in Libertarian Communist Review #1, and then made available online by the Struggle.ws website.
A Letter to Intellectuals Who Hide Behind the Word “Purity”
A commentary responding to the Monthly Review Online piece “A letter to intellectuals who deride revolutions in the name of purity” on the question of revolution and state power. This article was previously published by the Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation.
The Pink Tide Turns Black: The failure of the two step strategy in Bolivia
Submitted by Ivysyn on Nov 14 2019 04:03
Analysis of the Fascist coup in Bolivia as the result of the failure of pink tide governments to bring change.
Mao's China and After: A History of the People's Republic - Maurice Meisner
Fantastic in-depth critical history of the failure of China's 'transition to socialism', analysing the degree to which it lived up to its egalitarian rhetoric as it navigated the uneasy relationships between democracy and bureaucracy, socialism and capitalism.
1968: La Praga Printempo
Mallonga historio de la Praga Printempo en 1968.
UPDATED - Solidarity with Detained Cuban Anarchist and LGBT Activists
Submitted by R Totale on May 12 2019 09:23
Havana, Cuba – Following tensions around the cancellation of the state sponsored LGBT march and the effort by activists to call for an independently organized one, two anarchist and LGBT activists, Isbel Diaz Torres and partner Jimmy Roque Martinez, are believed to have been detained by Cuban authorities. The detentions are seen as an attempt by the Cuban state to suppress and intimidate outspoken activists whom they see as leaders and vocal activists in the LGBT community in Cuba. This story was first posted by Black Rose Anarchist Federation.
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