Bhaskar Sunkara

Nov 27, 2024 | rebelion.org | Bhaskar Sunkara

Fuentes: Jacobin América Latina - Imagen: Manifestantes reprimidos por la policía británica en una protesta contra los impuestos regresivos (poll tax), 1990. Foto: Paul Mattsson (via socialistparty.org.uk). A lo largo de las últimas décadas, la socialdemocracia abandonó a los trabajadores. Luego los trabajadores abandonaron a la socialdemocracia. ¿Puede prescindir la socialdemocracia de los trabajadores? Esta pregunta habría sido impensable hace unas décadas.

Nov 25, 2024 | inthesetimes.com | Bhaskar Sunkara

Bhaskar Sunkara December 10, 2024 As bad as the Left fares in any particular election, there will always be space for egalitarian politics in a world where the elite have enormous power and wealth and the vast majority struggle to get by.

Nov 23, 2024 | businessandamerica.com | Dustin Guastella |Bhaskar Sunkara

Dan Osborn’s performance this month was a bright spot in an otherwise bleak election cycle for progressives. Although he ultimately lost, the independent US Senate candidate outperformed Kamala Harris in Nebraska by 14 percentage points while running an assertively anti-establishment, pro-union platform. His formula was simple: connect with people about their economic problems, tell them who to blame for them, and tell them what he would do about it.

Nov 22, 2024 | msn.com | Dustin Guastella |Bhaskar Sunkara

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Nov 22, 2024 | theguardian.com | Bhaskar Sunkara

Dan Osborn’s performance this month was a bright spot in an otherwise bleak election cycle for progressives. Although he ultimately lost, the independent US Senate candidate outperformed Kamala Harris in Nebraska by 14 percentage points while running an assertively anti-establishment, pro-union platform. His formula was simple: connect with people about their economic problems, tell them who to blame for them, and tell them what he would do about it.