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South Korea: sell-out deal smothers awesome power of Samsung workers
Last month, a planned strike by workers at Samsung Electronics – South Korea’s largest conglomerate and the fifth most valuable brand in the world – sent shockwaves through the South Korean ruling class. Fearing the economic consequences, the government, the Bank of Korea, and even the American Chamber of Commerce intervened.
Corea del Sur: La ley marcial desesperada de Yoon Suk-yeol, derrotada en cuestión de horas
Un espectacular torbellino político ha tenido lugar en Corea del Sur, donde el Presidente declaró repentinamente la ley marcial en nombre de la «defensa del país frente a las fuerzas pro-norcoreanas», sólo para verse obligado a anularla en cuestión de horas. ¿Por qué esta extraordinaria medida se ha convertido tan rápidamente en una farsa y qué fuerzas ha desatado en este país en crisis?
South Korea: Yoon Suk-yeol’s desperate martial law defeated within hours
A spectacular political whirlwind has taken place in South Korea, where the President suddenly declared martial law in the name of “defending the country from pro-North Korean forces,” only to be forced to roll it back in a matter of hours. Why did this extraordinary move turn into a farce so quickly, and what forces has this unleashed in the crisis-ridden country?
70 años de la guerra de Corea: el legado imperialista de sangre y división
El 27 de julio de este año se cumplió el 70 aniversario de la firma del Armisticio de Corea, que puso fin a un conflicto que duró tres años, conocido como la Guerra de Corea. El Armisticio no es un acuerdo de paz, y los dos Estados que existen en la península coreana al norte y al sur del paralelo 38 siguen técnicamente en guerra entre sí. FUENTE ORIGINAL En Occidente, algunos han llamado a la Guerra de Corea la "Guerra Olvidada".
The Korean War at 70: imperialism’s legacy of bloodshed and division
27 July of this year marks the 70th anniversary of the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement, which halted the three-year-long, all-out conflict known as the Korean War. The Armistice is not a peace agreement, and the two states that exist on the Korean Peninsula to the north and south of the 38th parallel are technically still at war with each other. In the West, some have called the Korean War the “Forgotten War”.
Coreia do Sul: um ano de regime de Yoon Suk-yeol, o conflito de classes se intensifica
O dia 1º de maio marcou um ano desde que a direita conservadora voltou ao poder na Coreia do Sul sob o comando do presidente Yoon Suk-yeol, do Partido do Poder Popular (PPP). Este período foi marcado por ferozes ataques do governo à classe trabalhadora, com uma correspondente ascensão da militância de classe. À medida que a crise capitalista se aprofunda, a luta de classes sul-coreana alcançará novos patamares.
Coreia do Sul: um ano de regime de Yoon Suk-yeol, o conflito de classes se intensifica
O dia 1º de maio marcou um ano desde que a direita conservadora voltou ao poder na Coreia do Sul sob o comando do presidente Yoon Suk-yeol, do Partido do Poder Popular (PPP). Este período foi marcado por ferozes ataques do governo à classe trabalhadora, com uma correspondente ascensão da militância de classe. À medida que a crise capitalista se aprofunda, a luta de classes sul-coreana alcançará novos patamares.
South Korea: one year into Yoon Suk-yeol regime, class conflict heats up
10 May marked a full year since the conservative right returned to power in South Korea under President Yoon Suk-yeol of the People Power Party. This period has been marked by fierce attacks by the government on the working class, with a corresponding rise of class militancy. As the capitalist crisis deepens, the South Korean class struggle will reach new heights.
South Korea: militant national strike shows anger against capitalist establishment
On 20 October, over 80,000 members of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) answered the leadership’s call to take to the streets across 14 regions of South Korea. A further 50,000 workers also walked off their jobs at 2pm. The workers who participated in the strike were drawn from all industries under the KCTU umbrella.
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