By JOÃO SANTIAGO: 50 years after the end of the Vietnam War, we need to highlight the courage of a people who expelled the French colonialists in 1954 and fought bravely against the most powerful army in the world.
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: Marx, obsessed with workers' power, is more current than ever in all workers' movements, women's movements, oppressed sectors and nationalities
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: The working class took power by storm and scared the bourgeoisie
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: Every war or revolution begins with a superficial fact, but it contains the great contradictions of world capitalist society
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: 50 years after the end of the Vietnam War, we need to highlight the courage of a people who expelled the French colonialists in 1954 and fought bravely against the most powerful army in the world.
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: Marx, obsessed with workers' power, is more current than ever in all workers' movements, women's movements, oppressed sectors and nationalities
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: The working class took power by storm and scared the bourgeoisie
By JOÃO SANTIAGO: Every war or revolution begins with a superficial fact, but it contains the great contradictions of world capitalist society