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jack [he/him, comrade/them]
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don’t siege stalingrad
Faye stocks are rising. He may have acted as the hostile middleman during the AES - ECOWAS spat, but most of what he’s done (that I’ve seen) has been pretty cool. What are the Faye takes here?
Mine: A military coup like the AES is not really an option in Senegal, as the continuity of elections there is a huge point of national pride. Faye has been mostly pretty good regarding neocolonialism, and I hope he can provide a gradual path to partnership and even membership with the AES (which would also provide them with access to the sea, as the confederation is currently landlocked). I know nothing about Faye’s internal policies.
Is this to try and hide/offset the sales of bonds by foreign treasuries?
look at my proletarian internationalism dog
Then he shouldn’t have been so cool and died a martyr.
edit: Evo and co need to find any and every way to launch a proper revolution in Bolivia and establish a DOTP stat
Is this guy a comprador
May they all find nothing but their graves
This shit is so fake. Solar panels are simple as hell, you couldn’t hide this shit from a novice installer.
England being an island also protected its nascent capitalism from physical destruction and allowed it to develop unimpeded for centuries
This is also what forced them to carry out colonialism, as they had so totally exhausted and destroyed the ecology of Britain that their economy simply couldn’t function without plunder and land theft abroad. It was a prefiguration of the way imperialist capitalism would come to exhaust domestic markets and go outward. That and excessive population growth made their best option dumping people in overseas penal colonies in the US and eventually Australia, so troublesome elements of society could become useful tools in settler colonialism.
Arce explained that this decision stems from his conviction not to be a factor of division within the Movement for Socialism (MAS) and the popular camp, and from the need to consolidate a united front that defends the Plurinational State and social achievements.
The president called on all leftist sectors and leaders to take responsibility in closing ranks around the candidate with the greatest chance of advancing, prioritizing the political program above any individual interest. He highlighted that only through maximum unity will it be possible to deepen the revolution and confront the fascist and imperialist threats aiming to destabilize Bolivia.
With his decision to decline candidacy, Arce announced he will fully dedicate himself to government management, urging the Plurinational Legislative Assembly to approve pending laws, especially international loans vital for the country’s development.
Honestly, shout out to Arce here. I don’t the Morales power struggle arose out of anything more personal than their belief that they were each best fit to lead the project of building Bolivian socialism. I never thought Arce was a comprador or a stooge (though the self-coup was a move), and this is the move an honest comrade would make at this moment.
While unrelated to the financial operations of the $340 billion healthcare giant, its shares have tumbled severely since the attack.
How did any of us believe the impostor for a second
Consider me skeptical. He probably sent an email and considered it done.
Fuck nuclear war incoming
Yup, just not the Engl*sh