World Press Little Red Tour Bus

Day 1,194, 07:48 • Published in USA USA • by Socialist Freedom Org

Day 1194 of New World


Here's a few highlights from the world press...







Today's featured Freedom Writer is Alex Drex.

USA: Following up on his first run for the US Congress, Alex makes an independent-minded and even-handed appraisal of the iNCi situation in My Concession and the iNCi Debacle.





It's been a while since we've featured news and notes from the international Left. For those interested in social solidarity, collaborative profit-shares, national liberation, and seeing how we all share the same pain, here's a bit of what's going on in various places...


Spain: Bandera Roja reports that the Partido Comunista de eEspaña elected two members to Congress and that the Party continues to provide for the social security of Spanish citizens.


United Kingdom: The eCommunist notes that, as with many people's communes around the New World, the People's Communist Party is reorganizing their's to optimize production for benefit of the workers.


Bolivia: The national resistance forces fighting to maintain the independence and sovreignty of Bolivia are presenting regular updates on their struggle in the Boletín de la Resistencia. Bulletin number 3 demonstrates top-notch eRep journalism by listing names of multis that were deployed as part of the Argentine PTO.


Belgium: Speaking of defending the dignity and integrity of small nations, here's an election manifesto from Life with MaryamQ outlining the difficulties faced when super-alliances come roaring through your neighborhood like a bunch of meth-crazed bikers.


Irelan😛 The Hibernian presents a thoughtful piece from leftist theorist and Irish nationalist Brian Boru on The eSocialist Economy and eCapitalism, in which he explains why e-communism works for Ireland.


Hungary: In a story we can all relate to regardless of national or political affiliation, the Partisan Review documents a ten-month long struggle with Plato/Admin to recover assets that had been stolen from the eKommunista Párt (Communist Party of Hungary).


Australia: Showing that no country is immune from heated debates over political matters, the brouhaha over a new Constitution continues to roil the Aussie media, as demonstrated in The Thoughtful Observer's latest summary of the matter, On Radicals, Reactionaries, Reform and Re-election.


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