Precarity
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Morocco’s Class War: From Hospital Deaths to a Fight for Justice
2 October 2025 - by Mohamed Al Banksi
A spark in Agadir — the tragic deaths of eight women, including several who were pregnant in a public hospital — has ignited a movement that goes beyond mere grief. For many, these deaths were not an unfortunate accident but a reflection of a (…) -
US election 2024: inflation, immigration and identity
10 November 2024 - by Michael Roberts
As the FT put it: “In the end, it wasn’t even close. A presidential election long forecast to dance on a knife’s edge very quickly turned out to be a rout for Donald Trump.” Trump polled 73.4m votes or 50.7% of the those who voted, while Harris (…) -
Measuring global poverty
9 October 2024 - by Michael Roberts
To track progress towards its goal of eradicating extreme poverty by 2030., the UN relies on World Bank estimates of the share of the world population that fall below the so-called International Poverty Line (IPL). In 1990, a group of (…) -
Mexico: from AMLO to Sheinbaum
1 June 2024 - by Michael Roberts
Mexico has its general election this Sunday. With a population of over 130 million, Mexico is among the 15 largest economies in the world and the second-largest economy in Latin America. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, known as AMLO, has been (…) -
South Africa: hanging on
29 May 2024 - by Michael Roberts
South Africa has a general election today with 28m citizens registered to vote. Since the end of the apartheid regime three decades ago, the African National Congress (ANC) has won all the elections with substantial majorities. But this time (…) -
Portugal: swinging right?
11 March 2024 - by Michael Roberts
Portugal has a general election today, only two years from the last one. It’s taking place early because the Socialist prime minister Costa was forced to call it after a serious of corruption scandals concerning government ministers. Also a (…) -
The perilous lives of Indian workers
12 May 2023 - by Sushovan Dhar, Hitesh Potdar
With economic growth and industrial progress, India has witnessed an unfortunate consequence: a disturbing rise in workplace accidents. Countless lives are lost or irreversibly altered due to inadequate occupational safety measures and hazardous (…)
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