Digitalización de archivos históricos permite consulta libre de documentos sobre violaciones de derechos humanos durante la Ditadura en Paraguay
O livro de autoria de Alex Demirović e Thomas Sablowski foi publicado pela Fundação Rosa Luxemburgo. Examina a crise europeia a partir de um conceito trabalhado pelos autores: o «regime de acumulação com dominância financeira». O prefácio é de Jorge Grespan, responsável por situar os leitores brasileiros.
Pablo Solón, activista y Embajador de Bolivia ante las Naciones Unidas de 2009 a 2011, el economista catalán Joan Martínez Alier y el vicepresidente boliviano Álvaro García Linera analizan la derrota del gobierno, en el referéndum de febrero de 2015
The world is living through an unprecedented housing crisis. Approximately 1.6 billion people are considered to be inadequately housed, while one hundred million are homeless and another sixty million have been displaced from their homes.
This booklet has two goals. First of all, to deconstruct the numerous social myths that revolve around migration in Greece with well-founded facts, thus contributing to a well-rounded and multi-facetted understanding of the migration issue. Second, to propose, through this deconstruction, a realistic but also fair policy on migration, a true left-wing policy.
Vídeo do bate-papo do escritor cubano Leonardo Padura com a filósofa Isabel Loureiro, no Salão do Livro Político
La organización BASE-IS publico cuatro libros que ayudan a mejor comprender no solo el momento actual de Paraguay, pero también la historia reciente del capitalismo agrario del país y a imaginar alternativas posibles.
El trabajo describe el proceso de instalación del actual capitalismo agrario empujado por la soja, el ganado y colonos brasileños, a expensas de las familias campesinas paraguayas, como también la aparición del trabajo campesino asalariado.
The stories are based on the autobiographical narratives of refugees we met in Athens and in Berlin. They are stories we heard by chance. The protagonists of the stories are people who could have been members of our family, our friends or our neighbours. They are, beyond doubt, people who, some day, will be recognised as fellow human beings in our societies and in our spaces. Let us welcome them.
The stories are based on the autobiographical narratives of refugees we met in Athens and in Berlin. They are stories we heard by chance. The protagonists of the stories are people who could have been members of our family, our friends or our neighbours. They are, beyond doubt, people who, some day, will be recognised as fellow human beings in our societies and in our spaces. Let us welcome them.