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GLOBAL LEFT MIDWEEK - NOVEMBER 11, 2020  
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November 11, 2020
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_ The world awaits post-Trump shifts * French groups defy terror and
Islamophobia * Who took down Golden Dawn? _

Protesting Golden Dawn in Greece: “Never again fascism.” Credit,
AP

 

* Mexico/US: Cross-Border Culture of Solidarity
* Post-Trump Prospects For US/China Relations
* Palestinian Rights in the Era of Normalization
* French Groups’ Statement on the Samuel Paty Murder
* Who Took Down Golden Dawn?
* Khateera: Women Are Dangerous
* South African Workers Aren’t Feeling the Government’s Budget
* Venezuelans Debate the Anti-Blockade Law
* Fred Engels: O.G.

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MEXICO/US: CROSS-BORDER CULTURE OF SOLIDARITY
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_David Bacon_ / Foreign Policy in Focus (Washington)

Workers in Mexico and the United States face some of the same
challenges–and some of the same employers.

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POST-TRUMP PROSPECTS FOR US/CHINA RELATIONS
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Global Times (Beijing)

Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin (People's)
University of China jointly held a Webinar with the No Cold War
campaign and Tricontinental Institute for Social Research themed
“The Future of China-US Relations.”

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PALESTINIAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF NORMALIZATION
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_Jeff Halper_ / Mondoweiss (New York)

Trump’s normalization deals have fundamentally altered the political
landscape. But Palestinians and their allies can still use grassroots
power to strategically counter this new reality.

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FRENCH GROUPS’ STATEMENT ON THE SAMUEL PATY MURDER
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The Left Berlin

A translation of the French Declaration of the Brigade against
Negrophobia, Representative Council of Black Organizations, The Voice
of Roma, and French Jewish Union for Peace.

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WHO TOOK DOWN GOLDEN DAWN?
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_Antonis A. Ellinas_ / Le Monde diplomatique (Paris)

At a time when Golden Dawn tried to dominate in the streets, dozens of
small but well-organised groups — from teacher unions to human
rights advocacy networks — put aside their differences and pooled
resources to organise thousands of neighbourhood demonstrations,
protests and meetings against it.

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KHATEERA: WOMEN ARE DANGEROUS
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_Marta Vidal_ / Middle East Eye (London)

A new feminist initiative founded in March called Khateera (the name
in Arabic being the feminine derivative of the word “dangerous”)
presents itself as a platform for every woman who “takes her place
in this world without asking for permission”.

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SOUTH AFRICAN WORKERS AREN’T FEELING THE GOVERNMENT’S BUDGET
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_Siya Mama and Khokhoma Motsi_ / Daily Maverick (Johannesburg)

The finance minister is transferring the cost of the economic crisis
on to the working class and the poor. However, these communities vow
to continue fighting to be heard.

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VENEZUELANS DEBATE THE ANTI-BLOCKADE LAW
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_Federico Fuentes_ / Green Left (Sydney)

Maduro proposed the new anti-blockade law, arguing it is essential to
helping circumvent the sanctions. But some sectors believe it
represents an important departure from the socialist policies of his
predecessor, Hugo Chávez.

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FRED ENGELS: O.G.
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_Tristram Hunt_ / The Guardian (London)

Engels brilliantly revealed how urban planning and regeneration were
arenas for class conflict. 

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