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Dan La Botz

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  • Editor, New Politics
  • Co-Founder, Teamsters for a Democratic Union
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As seen in: New Politics, Medium, RawStory, Common Dreams, Global Research, Jacobin, CounterPunch, Rebelion, The Real News, Foreign Policy In Focus, Labor Notes and
Co-Editor of New Politics (newpol.org). DSA, Solidarity.
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After Cuban Communism

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By Dan La Botz Verified
| New Politics
Samuel Farber originally published this article in Spanish on his Facebook page on June 19, 2026, just as Cuba announced a new economic policy. Farber had written the article before those changes were announced. – Editors Recently several articles have appeared on Facebook regarding the political program that should be adopted in a post-Communist Cuba.
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Four Thousand Worker Activists at Labor Notes Conference Plan to Fight

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By Dan La Botz Verified
| International Viewpoint
At the opening session, Labor Notes staff member Barbara Mandeloni opened the conference on a serious note: “We live in deeply tumultuous and dangerous times.” And she listed the wars in Iran, Lebanon, and Palestine, the attacks on immigrants and their defenders, and the broader general assault on workers.
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Quelle politique électorale ? Un débat au sein de la gauche américaine

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By Dan La Botz Verified
| L'Anticapitaliste Verified
Actualité Quelle politique électorale ? Un débat au sein de la gauche américaine La gauche américaine débat une nouvelle fois de la manière dont elle doit s’engager dans la politique électorale. Ce débat semble prendre davantage de sens cette année, alors que les électeurEs se déclarant indépendantEs (45 %) sont plus nombreux que ceux se déclarant républicains (27 %) ou démocrates (27 %). La gauche pourrait-elle désormais proposer une alternative politique à ces électeurEs désabuséEs ?
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