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Eco-Socialism Explained with Max Ajl and Tings Chak

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By Max Ajl, Tings Chak
| ZNetwork
The Wind Cries Freedom, the new book from Z co-founder Michael Albert, is a sweeping oral history of a future American revolution. Through thirty interconnected chapters, it draws out the strategies, failures, turning points, and hard-won wisdom of a movement that called itself the Revolutionary Participatory Society.
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Cincuenta años después de Soweto: una lucha que no se registra no es una lucha

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By Tings Chak
| Rebelion
Fuentes: Tricontinental Las y los fotógrafos sudafricanos que lucharon contra el apartheid no se limitaron a registrar la brutalidad. Conservaron pruebas, construyeron una memoria colectiva y convirtieron la cámara en un arma de formación política y solidaridad internacional. Este boletín de arte está dedicado a Abdullah Ibrahim (1934-2026), el legendario músico sudafricano de jazz y militante contra el apartheid que falleció este mes.
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Trump's State Visit to Beijing and the New Cold War on Asia

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By Tings Chak
| CounterPunch Verified
Photograph Source: The White House – Public Domain From Beijing this week, the first US state visit to China in nine years is being staged for the world to see. The Great Hall of the People is open to Donald Trump, who has traveled with eighteen US executives—Apple, Tesla, BlackRock, Boeing, and Nvidia among them. A state banquet on Thursday, followed by tea and lunch on Friday.
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