Advanced Capitalism and the Management of Death Comparing natural and artificial causes of the demise of social beings.
A Glimmer of Hope Amidst Austerity and Social Regression? – the continuing strike wave in the UK Text by Mouvement Communiste/Kolektivně proti Kapitălu analysing the wave of…
How the Pandemic Revealed the Real Health of Nations As we noted in our last issue, a pandemic is as good as any event to demonstrate the efficacy, or not, of a social system. This one has generally…
Solidarity with Firefighters, Paramedics, and Hospital Workers! Leaflet distributed by the ICO at a protest rally in South Australia for firefighters and paramedics…
French lessons – What we can learn from the 1988 hospital workers’ strike coordinations in France We translated the following two texts from 1988, because we think that there are…
1%? Up yours! We need health workers' and patients' power! Things are heating up – the 1% pay increase insult dished out by the government led to a lot of…
Leaflet to health workers in Brussels - Mouvement Communiste/Kolektivně proti kapitálu On Sunday, 13 September 2020, there was a demo by a few thousand health workers in Brussels,…
Austerity for the Essential: The Struggle of Personal Support Workers Mainstream news sources, for the last decade, have been reporting on the increased frequency of the …
Reflections on the Coronavirus and Economic Crises A much expanded update to the article we previously published here: leftcom.org
The 1918 flu pandemic in the CNT media The notorious flu epidemic of 1918 – known as the ‘Spanish’ flu epidemic – was first reported among US troops bound for the First World War trenches. Given the enormous mobility of troops at the time, the disease was largely free to spread to fresh population centres and so it claimed the lives of 50 million people worldwide. Spreading like wildfire. A powerful example of the destructive power of a pandemic.
