If anything can change the outcome of these elections it’s mass movements on the streets…
President @LulaOficial's supporters have occupied public space, hoping that their mobilization can drive up turnout and defy the polls: jacobin.com/2026/10/election…
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Higher education in this country is at risk on a scale we have never experienced before. The future of our young people is being put at risk and the potential of our economy is being jeopardised. It’s time to speak up and demand the investment needed in this jewel in the crown of our society. @ucu
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100+ PORTS. WORLDWIDE. NO MORE WEAPONS.
On October 30th, dockworkers, seafarers, students and communities in more than 100 ports around the world are standing together to say one thing: NO MORE WEAPONS.
War doesn’t run itself. It runs on our hands loading the cargo, and on our silence when blockades are enforced. Governments and corporations that profit from it have counted on both for too long. From now on, they get neither.
NO TO THE WAR MACHINERY.
We take the ports. We take the streets. We shut it down. Oct 30th
Action map link: gsumud.link/OCT30
Macron has banned some protests in France tomorrow and is using private security to suppress the movement. Meanwhile students are calling on him to resign. The suppression won’t work. General strike on #5novembre and beyond @LegavreJerome
Internationalising the movements against militarism, conscription, austerity. The dockworkers strike on 30 October is a huge step forward @STWuk
Brilliant response on @bbcquestiontime from John Westmoreland on the approval of #Jackdaw as climate vandalism
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Replying to @ucu
This is much needed. And if you can’t wait that long, organise something in solidarity with striking branches on 27 October
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“Não adianta tentar me parar. Eu não sou mais um ser humano, eu sou uma ideia que paira no ar. Uma ideia que se mistura com as ideias de vocês.”
Um dos discursos mais épicos do Lula. Não tem como não chorar.
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Dockworkers across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas are set to strike on October 30th against imperialist wars.
They plan to shut down 100 ports to demand better wages and an end to their workplaces being used to transport bombs.
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Sunday’s election will determine the fate of Brazilian democracy, the fate of Latin American sovereignty, and the survival of the Amazon rainforest — which is to say, that of all humanity.
In a sane world, Trump's (and Zuckerberg’s) escalating efforts to bring Bolsonaro back to power would be front-page news, but alas… we are not so lucky to live there.
Instead, we live in a world where Lula and Bolsonaro are neck-and-neck ahead of Sunday’s run-off. progressive.international/wi…
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🚨 FRIDAY 🚨
Don't miss the London leg of our International Movement Against War on Tour.
With European and UK speakers including @peter_mertens @LegavreJerome @zarahsultana @DrJoGrady @kate4peace2021 @JohnWRees examining the impact of the drive to rearmament, militarism and war on the cost of living and social welfare across the region.
🗓 Friday 23 October
⏰ 6.30pm
📍 Brunei Gallery, SOAS
🎟️ tickettailor.com/events/stop…
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On 30 October, dockworkers across Europe will take action against the transport of weapons and troops destined for war zones, while demanding better wages, safer conditions, and protections against automation.
We're proud to have Greek dockers' leader Giorgos Gogos joining us on our International Anti-War speaker tour in Birmingham tomorrow and London on Friday.
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Le droit de manifester et les libertés publiques sont en danger.
Je remets les pendules à l'heure sur LCI face aux réactionnaires politiques et médiatiques.
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So the UK will once again participate in Saudi violations of IHL & war crimes in Yemen, as it did for over 10 years! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckr5…
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I hear that 90 ports around the world are now taking part in blocking the imperialist war machine.
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This is where buying SUVs and grotesquely oversized cars gets you. And omitting to invest in public transport.
BREAKING: America’s $1.7 trillion auto loan market is headed for a crash, per Reuters.
Auto loans are now one of the biggest sources of household debt, bigger than credit cards.
And the strain is showing: 1 in 5 Americans is behind on at least one loan, the highest since 2010, and the average car on the road is now nearly 13 years old, a record.
‘The situation is such that a general strike is both possible and necessary.’ #5novembre @FranceInsoumise
From Albania to Portugal and from Belgium to Italy, millions take to the street against neo-liberal imposed austerity. La France Insoumise supporter and French resident, John Mullen, reports on the re-awakening of class struggle
counterfire.org/article/is-f…
HE is in crisis, we need coordinated action to stop it - every branch can do something on the eve of Budget Day, 27 October
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