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Chile: 50 years after the disgrace Neoliberalism at gun point

7 September 2023 - by Eric Toussaint, Roberto González Amador

The coup against the government of Chile’s constitutionally elected president Salvador Allende, which marks its fiftieth anniversary this year, brought to a brutal and violent stop the course of several Latin American countries towards welfare (...)
Macron’s up against the wall, let’s not let the 49.3 save him

20 March 2023 - by Léon Crémieux

Macron and his government have just attempted to force their way through on 16 March, by trying to impose their law on pensions without any vote in the National Assembly by using Article 49.3 of the Constitution, a real “hold-up”, allowing them to (...)
Davos 23: going pear-shaped

23 January 2023 - by Michael Roberts

This week, the jamboree of the rich global elite of the World Economic Forum (WEF) has started again after the COVID interregnum. Top political and business leaders have flown in on their private jets to discuss climate change and global (...)
Bank Privatization and the Never-finished Neoliberal Agenda

25 October 2022 - by C P Chandrasekhar

The long-standing debate on whether India’s public sector banks should be privatized has resurfaced in recent days. Two articles, besides numerous statements from advocates of ‘reform’, triggered this round of debate—one wittingly and the other, (...)
Down the Jackson Hole

27 August 2022 - by Michael Roberts

Jay Powell, the chair of the US Federal Reserve, made a keynote speech at the annual summer symposium of central bankers in Jackson Hole. Powell reckoned that inflation was still too high and so the Fed’s tightening cycle was far from done. (...)