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Subject Global Left Midweek – December 14, 2022
Date December 15, 2022 1:00 AM
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[Rage in Peru and Iran, and new takes on socialism]
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GLOBAL LEFT MIDWEEK – DECEMBER 14, 2022  
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December 14, 2022
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_ Rage in Peru and Iran, and new takes on socialism _

Supporters of former President Pedro Castillo clash with riot police
during a demonstration demanding his release and the closure of the
Peruvian Congress in Lima, on Dec. 11, 2022. Credit, AFP

 

* The World Women’s Movement Takes Many Forms
* Iran on Strike
* Castillo’s Ouster in Peru
* Hungary: The Education Front
* Big Picture Perspectives
* Ukraine: Can Negotiations Be Made to Work?
* Empowering Communes in Venezuela
* Denmark’s Red-Green Alliance
* Israel: Uniting Against Fascism is the Order of the Day
* Europe: Climate Occupations

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THE WORLD WOMEN’S MOVEMENT TAKES MANY FORMS

* PEASANT FEMINISM
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  / La Via Campesina (Harare)
 
* FOOL’
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GOLD: FEMINIZING THE STATE
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  _Jackline Kemigisa_ / African Arguments (London)
 
* SECRET SUPPORT NETWORKS IN AFGHANISTAN
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  _Michal Kranz_ / Al Jazeera (Doha)
 
* ORIGINS OF IRAN’S WOMEN, LIFE, FREEDOM UPRISING
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  _Janet Afary and Kevin B. Anderson_ / Dissent (New York)
 
* CUBA: WOMEN WANT MORE AGGRESSIVE PROTECTION LAWS
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  _Andrea Rodríguez_ / Associated Press (New York)

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IRAN ON STRIKE
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_Juan Cole_ / Informed Comment (Ann Arbor)

Although major Persian cities saw strikes and rallies, the strike
seems to have been especially effective in Iranian Kurdistan,
where Hengaw reported that 29 cities in four Kurdish provinces were
on strike. Mahsa “Zhina” Amini, the young woman whose death in the
custody of the morals police provoked this fall’s demonstrations,
was a Kurdish Iranian.

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FURY FOLLOWS CASTILLO’S OUSTER IN PERU

* HOW IT HAPPENED
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  _Paulo Drinot_ / New Left Review (London)
 
* PROTESTS TARGET
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  __Dan Collyns_ / The Guardian (London)

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HUNGARY: THE EDUCATIO
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FRONT
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_Imre G. Szabó_ / LeftEast

Despite the crushing defeat of the opposition at the elections in
Spring this year, not all is quiet in Orbán’s Hungary. Teachers,
students, and parents have organized a series of protest across the
country, calling on the government to increase teachers’ salaries,
restore teaching autonomy and create a more democratic education
governance.

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BIG PICTURE PERSPECTIVES

* THIRD WAVE SOCIALISM
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  _Michael Brie_ / Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (Berlin)
 
* SOCIALISM AND LABOR EMANCIPATION
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  _Sanjay Roy_ / People's Democracy (New Delhi)
 
* THE DILEMMA OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNIONS
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  _Edlira Xhafa_ / Global Labour Column (Johannesburg)
 
* OVERVIEW OF THE ONTARIO EDUCATORS STRIKE
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  _Sam Gindin_ / Socialist Project (Toronto)

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UKRAINE: CAN NEGOTIATIONS BE MADE TO WORK?
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_Denys Bondar and Zakhar Popovych_ / Sotsіalniy Rukh (Kyiv)

Lately, in the West, the sentiment on the prospects of a peaceful end
to the war imposed on the Ukrainian people is heard more and more
often. But are such negotiations possible, and who will benefit from
them? And does Putin actually want peace?

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EMPOWERING COMMUNES IN VENEZUELA
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_Ricardo Vaz_ / Venezuelanalysis (Caracas)

The Venezuelan National Assembly (AN) has opened a process to review
and reform a set of laws concerning popular power. A consultation
process will now begin to collect input from the country’s 49
thousand officially registered communal councils, as well as over 3
thousand communes and other social movements.

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DENMARK
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RED-GREEN ALLIANCE
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_Duroyan Fertl_ / Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (Brussels)

Denmark’s radical left party is in a spin. At the November 1 general
election, it lost a quarter of its support, a third of its seats, and
its influence with government. Alongside the immediate financial and
political ramifications, the result has opened up both internal and
public debate – exposing strategic disagreements over the party’s
direction.

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ISRAEL: UNITING AGAINST FASCISM IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY
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_Israel Frey_ / Haaretz (Tel Aviv)

It’s time to wake up. It’s over. This is no longer our state. It
has been occupied by fascist forces. Now it’s time to think like
opponents of the regime. And the new regime's opponents don’t fight
for “sanity” and good government. They fearlessly represent the
bloc of full equality, which will likely undermine the foundations of
Jewish supremacy.

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EUROPE: CLIMATE OCCUPATIONS
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_Clare Hymer and Sam Knights_ / Novara Media (London)

Tents were erected last month at the University of Barcelona. A banner
was strung up in a stone archway. For seven days, students led
workshops on movement-building and political struggle. The students
had two clear demands of their university: that it cut ties with
fossil fuel companies, and that it introduce a compulsory module on
the climate crisis. 

* women's movements
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* La Via Campesina
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* Lucineia Freitas
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* women in power
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* Afghanistan
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* Iran
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* Cuba
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* strike
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* Peru
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* Pedro Castillo
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* Hungary
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* socialism
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* unions
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* Ontario
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* CUPE
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* Ukraine
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* Venezuela
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* communes
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* Denmark
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* Red-Green Alliance
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* Angola
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