Towards a history of revolutionary Marxism
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6 February, 2025
Part 1: Origins of the Left Opposition In coming weeks, PRMI will be publishing a series of articles on the history of the revolutionary movement
Contributers to this site are in a process of discussion and review of key issues facing today’s revolutionary movement. Published articles identified as “Discussion articles” do not necessarily reflect the agreed position of all participants.
Review: The Substance directed by Coralie Fargeat
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5 February, 2025
By Steph Lacey (Socialist Party Ireland) 5 February 2025 The Substance is a satirical, body-horror film that centres around the character of Elisabeth Sparkle, a fading
Review: Conclave directed by Edward Berger
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5 February, 2025
By Michael O’Brien (Socialist Party Ireland) 5 May 2025 Already the recipient of multiple nominations for various movie and TV award ceremonies, Conclave dramatises a fictional papal
The electoral failure, and ongoing threat, of the Irish far right
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31 January, 2025
By Drew Frayne (Socialist Party – Ireland) 31 January 2025 Bucking the international trend of far right electoral gains, the Irish electorate by and large
“Shame must change sides” – The vital case of Gisèle Pelicot
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26 January, 2025
First published by Socialist Party (Ireland), 26 January 2025 Warning: Article contains distressing details of r*** and abuse In a stunning decision, Gisèle Pelicot faced
Musk leads the MAGAfication of corporate America
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23 January, 2025
By James McCabe (Socialist Party Ireland) 23 January 2025 The year began with numerous grim reminders that the normalisation of the far right is accelerating.
Scorched earth capitalism: Wildfires bring apocalyptic scenes to Los Angeles
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23 January, 2025
By Isi Stewart Duran (Socialist Party Ireland) 23 January 2025 At the time of writing, firefighters in Los Angeles are warning of ‘explosive fire growth’
Brazil: Between Barbarism and Dismay, Conciliation and Coup-Plotting
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23 January, 2025
By PRMI reporters in Brazil, 23 January 2025 This article can also be accessed in Portuguese here 2024 was an apprehensive and discouraging year for
The return of Trump and the fascistic billionaire regime
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21 January, 2025
By Donal Devlin Socialist Party Ireland, first published 19 January 2025 Two related stories featured in the news in the weeks before arch-climate change denier
A critique of ‘Analyzing an Age of Imperialism, Nationalism and Militarism’
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20 January, 2025
By PRMI reporters 20 January 2025 This rather unusual article is published as a contribution to the process of clarifying how we as a revolutionary
Ceasefire in Gaza: The struggle against Genocide and Occupation isn’t over
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18 January, 2025
By PRMI reporters 18 January 2025 “This is a day of happiness, and sadness, a shock and joy, but certainly it is a day we
Syria after Assad: rising from the ashes, the struggle for liberation continues
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12 January, 2025
By Serge Jordan 12 January 2025 The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s decades-long dictatorship last December has dramatically reshuffled the cards of Syria’s future. A sense