Jorge Armando Talavera Gutiérrez Abril 2025 Si algo nos ha enseñado la historia, es que las ideas políticas nunca se van; siguen ahí, dormidas, esperando a quien las haga resurgir de los anaqueles de la historia para volver a ocupar su lugar en la dinámica social. Hoy, con el retorno de los nacionalismos, volvemos a
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Alfredo ToviasEsta obra de más de quinientas páginas no es un libro más sobre Israel, los cuales habitualmente se basan en fuentes secundarias. Tampoco pretende ser un libro de corte académico con citas de archivo primarias. La principal originalidad de Descifrando Israel es que se nutre esencialmente de más de cien entrevistas exclusivas hechas por
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Ernesto E. Rosas ValerioPara enero de 2025, la Secretaría de Gobernación reportó que 121 392 personas tenían el estatus de desaparecidas y no localizadas. ¿Qué cosecha un país que siembra cuerpos? Muerte, tragedia y desesperación; no obstante, ante tal panorama, la esperanza se materializa en las madres que, con amor y valentía, buscan a sus
Around the world, progressive governments have taken office, yet they do not have a clear strategy to rebuild their societies from the detritus of neoliberalism. These governments, in countries such as Honduras, Senegal, and Sri Lanka, articulate clear critiques of the International Monetary Fund’s debt-austerity regime, but they often lack a concrete policy programme capable
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⏵ Listen to Ekla Chalo Re – Shreya Ghoshal To accompany this month’s art bulletin, here is the Bengali song, ‘Ekla Chalo Re’, composed by writer and poet Rabindranath Tagore and sung by Shreya Ghoshal. The first portrait I drew for Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research came as an accident, much like our logo.
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The artwork in this dossier draws from the Red Books Day 2025 Calendar. Each of the twelve contributions, produced in collaboration with the International Union of Left Publishers, is inspired by a red book from a different region of the world. Red Books Day celebrates left books, their authors, and the people’s movements they ushered
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⏵ Listen to Sunshine Day – Osibisa Listen to ‘Sunshine Day’ by Osibisa. This newsletter is dedicated to Ghanaian musician and saxophonist, Teddy Osei, founding member of Osibisa who just passed away at age 88. Culture and class struggle have always been inseparable, with cultural programmes forming strategic components of working-class movements for national
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Tendiendo puentes para un orden multilateral inclusivo Ilke Toygür y Luis de Lossada Abril 2025 El sistema multilateral internacional está sometido a crecientes tensiones debido a las presiones geopolíticas, la fragmentación económica y al aumento de la demanda de reformas institucionales. Las guerras y los conflictos recientes han puesto de manifiesto las múltiples limitaciones de
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⏵ Listen to Grenada – Grenada While reading this issue, have a listen to Grenada perform the song that inspired their name. At a trot, at a gallop, our squadron rode forth, and ‘La Manzanita’ was sung in the fight. The vast, endless steppe, its fresh green expanse, still remembers that song today. But
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The artwork in this dossier was created by women from around the world as part of the Anti-Imperialist Feminism to Change the World (2021) and Feminist (In)Security: Women against War (2022) exhibitions organised by Capire. This media platform was created in 2021 ‘to echo the voices of women in movement, to publicise struggles and organisational
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