US hands off the Philippines – aid not troops
By Paul Roberts
In the wake of the devastating typhoon that hit the Philippines last week the US is moving to re-establish its military presence in its former colony.
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London public meeting – `Lethal allies: British collusion in Ireland’
LONDON IRISH CENTRE, CAMDEN SQUARE, 7-9PM WED NOV 6TH
Speakers:
Anne Cadwallader, author of the new book, `Lethal Allies’
Alan Brecknell, Pat Finucane Centre
Pamphlet: Revolution and Counter-revolution in the Middle East
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Venezuela: A day with Nicolás Maduro
The following interview with President Nicolás Maduro, outlines his involvement in Venezuela’s revolutionary process.
It touches on his involvement in student politics, the significance of the 1989 Caracazo massacre, meeting Chávez in prison in 1993 and his involvement in the national leadership of the Revolutionary Bolivarian Movement.
After Chávez was first elected President in 1998, Maduro headed up the Chávista parliamentary group, later taking on the role of Foreign Minister and then Vice President.
Political turmoil in Ireland and the continued rise of Sinn Féin
By Tom O’Donnell
Sinn Féin is hosting a conference in London on October 19 on the theme of Irish unity. It is a tremendous opportunity to hear and learn from the party leadership as it engages with a wide array of forces in the continued struggle against austerity, in defence of the Good Friday Agreement and for a united Ireland.
The Western role in the Westgate massacre
By Tom Castle
The massacre of shoppers at the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi has been followed by a series of bloody attacks against both the immigrant Somali community in Kenya and targeted assassination of Muslim clerics by the security forces in Kenya. In the international sphere the US has also launched a number of raids against alleged architects of a series of terrorist attacks.