Sign on: Labor for Egypt salutes Egyptian revolution
http://www.laborforpalestine.net/wp/2011/02/23/labor-for-egypt/#sign
Labor for Egypt Statement
As trade unionists, we join our Egyptian sisters and brothers in welcoming the fall of dictator Hosni Mubarak. We salute the courage of the Egyptian people who have shed blood and endured many sacrifices in their struggle for democracy, which continues to unfold. The revolution…
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Salute to the victorious people power uprising in Egypt
We salute the victorious people power uprising in Egypt against the Mubarak dictatorship. It is high time that the last pharaoh is buried in the desert. But the Egyptian people must not repeat the original sin of people power in the Philippines. They must not stop at simply changing the face of the person in power but must continue on to uprooting the system that breeds poverty and unemployment.
The resignation of Murabak is only the first act of the drama that will play out…
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Thesis one on Tunisia and Egypt
In previous eras, the goal of revolution was the seizure of state power.
Today, the goal of revolution is the (re)construction of civil society.
Added by Stuart Elliott on February 12, 2011 at 5:48 — 1 Comment
Egypt's Facebook Revolution: Wael Ghonim Thanks The Social Network
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Mubarak’s Foreign Corporate Backers
http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/date/2011/02
Before the thugs riding horses and camels, Mubarak's supporters arrived on corporate jets. For years the repressive Egyptian regime has been propped up not…
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Arab world in revolt! Solidarity with the pro-democracy demonstrators!
http://www.socialistworld.net/?m=15&sk=100
www.socialistworld.net, 02/02/2011
website of the committee for a workers' international, CWI
Eyewitness report from Cairo’s Tahrir Square
[see: articles in…
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Egypt's Exiled Revolutionary
Watching events unfold as protesters attempt to unseat Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak I am reminded of the country's rich revolutionary history and the suppression of the communist movement there. Many Egyptian communists were effectively expelled from the country in the early 1950s. Their leader, Henri Curiel, carried on working against colonialism from exile in France, forming a unique organisation, and putting his supporters in the service of anti-imperialist and…
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REVOLUTIONS IN NORTH AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST:
THE PERMANENT REVOLUTION UNFOLDS!
The National Revolution revives
This statement was originally written during the early days of the Tunisian revolt and does not attempt to deal in detail with the quick moving escalation of revolutionary uprisings in…
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[Patrick Bond] Helmi Sharawy/Azza Khalil: The Popular Uprisings in North Africa (2007)
Peter sez:
Bearing in mind this was apparently written three years ago
it does suggest the value of critical and committed analysis, rather
than waiting for any Wikileaks, Post-Facto BBC analyses, etc. Note
the passing references to unions, which suggests to me that up to
now these have been either regime-dominated or marginalised…
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