Tag: Spain
Spanish elections: what next after fear trumps hate?
Luke Stobart analyses the Spanish election results.
#IWD2023: women fight across the globe
On International Women's Day, rs21 members share 13 inspiring examples of women fighting for liberation and against capitalism and state repression.
Repression and revolt in Catalonia
The Catalan revolt has revealed the flawed nature of the Spanish 1978 constitutional settlement, writes Paul Amby.
Pétain, Franco and chemical warfare in the Rif
While Macron has been trying to rehabilitate Pétain as a WWI hero, the latter's role in a war against Africa’s first anti-colonial state is less well known.
After the elections, what next for Catalonia?
Andy Durgan outlines the political landscape following Catalonia's recent elections.
Video: Can Catalonia Survive?
On 16 November rs21 hosted in London a discussion of the movement for Catalan independence.
Catalonia: crisis puts the working class centre-stage
Seb Cooke argues that the level of ongoing mass struggle will determine the result of the current stand-off in Catalonia.
‘It was the red vision of the revolution, which, inevitably, would one day carry them...
Scottish solidarity with Catalunya
Pete Cannell of International Socialists Scotland (Scotland rs21) reports back from recent solidarity protests with Calatunya.
On Sunday, as Catalunya voted on its independence in the face of Spanish state repression, Edinburgh saw its third solidarity...
Spanish state out to smash Catalan independence referendum
Andy Durgan writes from Catalonia
On 1 October the people of Catalonia go to the polls to decide if their country will become an independent republic or not. The Spanish government insists that the referendum...
The contradictions of Corbynism
Support to mainstream parties of the left must be made tactically alongside work to organise a mass revolutionary party.