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Statements and analysis from the Party for Socialism and Liberation
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Joint statement of communist and workers parties on imperialism and the refugee crisis
We must confront the exploitative system, which gives rises to wars, refugees, immigration and poverty. Solidarity now with the refugees and immigrants!
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Election results: chaos in capitalist parties, polarization in society
The fragmentation and division in the Republican and Democratic contests, with no clear front-runner, is likely to drag on through…
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PSL statement on the Venezuelan election
The outcome of the struggle in Venezuela has great importance for all of Latin America, which is why the U.S.,…
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Declaración del PSL sobre los ataques en Paris y Beirut
El PSL extiende nuestra solidaridad a esas fuerzas en el Medio Oriente que están luchando valientemente para derrotar al EI,…
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PSL statement on attacks in Paris and Beirut
The genuine feelings of sadness and revulsion at the massacres in Paris, Beirut and elsewhere must not become the pretext…
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Denounce Ankara massacre at rally for peace and against AKP terror
The Party for Socialism and Liberation denounces this vile massacre of extreme proportions committed against people who were standing for…
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PSL Statement: Down with the AKP assault on the Kurdish people—U.S. imperialism is complicit
We stand in solidarity with the Kurdish and Turkish people who valiantly resist the brutal repression of the ruling AKP…
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PSL statement on Jeremy Corbyn’s election as British Labour Party Leader
Sept. 12, 2015, recorded a significant development in British and world politics that reflected growing mass opposition to capitalist austerity,…
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Declaración de PSL acerca de la campaña de Sanders
¿Cómo se explica el aumento del apoyo a la campaña de Sanders y cómo deben los socialistas revolucionarios responder a…
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PSL statement on the Sanders campaign
What does the Sanders campaign signify for revolutionary socialists?
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