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Paschal Donohoe has landed a plum job as no. 2 at the World Bank in Washington DC. He is in line to receive a salary and expenses of over $600,000 per annum, tax-free. Much attention has focused on what this means for Irish politics, but what does it
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Socialists in Nigeria have issued the following statement on the coup in Niger and the reaction by ECOWAS. We republish it here in full. Socialist Workers League is deeply concerned about the ongoing situation in the Republic of Niger. We are unwavering in our commitment to peace and the rights
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Inequality in modern society is often seen as an inevitable fact of life that can only be mitigated against. But as Stewart Smyth explains, modern day inequality is created by the exploitation the capitalist system is built on – and with system change, it could be overcome. Income inequality is a
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In the first of two articles in the run-up to new Bolivian elections on October 18, Mike Gonzalez analyses the mass movements of 2000-2005 which led to Evo Morales becoming the country’s first indigenous president – and the right-wing coup which ousted him late last year. Bolivia