Contents (English)

Part I. Gaza War 2023: Victory for the Palestinian liberation struggle! Defeat for Israel!

1.1 “It is time to expel the occupiers!” - Let us support the heroic Palestinian resistance! Defeat Israel!

1.2 Regarding the tactics raised in international solidarity with the Palestinian liberation struggle

1.3 Ukraine Zelensky supports Zionist oppressors

1.4 Regarding anti-Israel protests at Russian airports

1.5 The travesty that both sides in the current Gaza war are in an imperialist war.

1.6 Some on the left shamelessly support “Israel’s right to self-determination”

Part 2. Modern imperialism and "multipolar world order"

2.1 Modern imperialism and the theory of “multipolar world order”

2.2 “Multipolar world order”: fair imperialism? Reformed imperialism?

2.3 Russia: Imperialist Power or Semi-Peripheral State?

2.4 Ukraine: A Capitalist Semi-Colony

Part III. War and the tasks of the revolutionary working class

3.1 Defend North Korea against imperialist US./Japan/S.Korea!

3.2 G7 Western imperialists, including Yoon Suk Yeol, demand for "nuclear disarmament" against North Korea – On the mistakes of some left-wing organizations calling for North Korea to give up its nuclear armament and "nuclear disarmament".)

3.3 Marxist Tactics in Wars with Contradictory Character

By Convergencia Socialista (Argentine section of the RCIT), 21.12.2023, https://convergenciadecombate.blogspot.com

On the anniversary of the “Argentinazo”, when in December 2001 the masses in Argentina forced five consecutive presidents to resign, a massive protest took place in the afternoon, led by the Trotskyist left. This demonstration was of utmost political importance since it was the first protest against the new government's adjustment plan.

The mobilization was also a challenge to the repressive measures that the government announced, which aims to prohibit protests.

After the mobilization of the left, the president announced a decree that represents a huge attack on the rights of the working class- it contains more than 30 articles that further “liberalise” the market and will produce a leap forward in the inflation process, pushing the majority of the population to poverty.

The response of the mass movement was to take to the streets in the main cities of the country on that same night and to march to the parliament house, banging pots, closely resembling the scenes from the 2001 rebellion.

This seems to be the beginning of a process of resistance against the ultra-liberal policy of the Argentine government, the preamble to great battles.