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Peter Frase

Newburgh
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Zohran Mamdani y la contradicción del socialismo democrático

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By Peter Frase
| Rebelion
Fuentes: Revista Jacobin ¿Qué ocurre cuando un político socialista asume el control de la ciudad más grande de los Estados Unidos? El historial inicial de Mamdani está lleno de éxitos, pero también de evidencias de las contradicciones entre la política socialista y la gestión del Estado capitalista. A medida que Zohran Mamdani supera los cien días como alcalde de Nueva York, se nos ofrecen numerosas retrospectivas de sus primeros resultados.
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Zohran Mamdani and the Contradiction of Democratic Socialism

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By Peter Frase
| Jacobin Verified
As Zohran Mamdani passes one hundred days as the mayor of New York City, we are being offered numerous retrospectives of his early returns. Some will seek to grade his policy work and evaluate his success in enacting his agenda. Others will assess the state of his political alliances within government and without. The more ideological balance sheets will seek to match up his actions to his own rhetoric and that of the socialist movement that put him in office.
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JOHN QUIGGIN. Socialism with a spine: the only 21st century alternative

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By John Menadue, Seth Ackerman Verified, Peter Frase
| Pearls and Irritations
Socialism is back, much to the chagrin of those who declared it dead and buried at the end of history in the 1990s. When the New Republic, long the house organ of American neoliberalism, runs an article on The Socialism America Needs Now, its clear that something has fundamentally changed. The soft neoliberalism represented by Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and Paul Keating has exhausted its appeal, and not just in the English-speaking world.
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