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After having narrated the events leading to the coup, we return to Bolivia with the aim of analyzing what has been...
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An outstanding article by Pierre Lanneret, describing the activities of internationalists during World War II. Published by Échanges et mouvement.
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A short history of a massive general strike of 20,000, mostly female and Jewish, garment workers which lasted 11 weeks and won significant improvements.
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The current October issue of the “Industrial Worker” of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) includes an interview with the international secretary of the Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative from...
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The second instalment of a series of reports from a couple of CGT members visiting Tunisia. Here, the author visits the town of Thala in the northwest, where the people's protests led to the...
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The history of a victorious strike of 300 mostly female immigrant workers in an ultra-exploitative textile sweatshop in Australia from 27 November-6 December 1981.
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