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L’Humanité festival renews commitment to popular front politics in France (opens the original)
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PARIS—“I’m always on the side of the people, of those who fight to defend their livelihoods, of those fighting for the dignity to feed their children and pay their bills,” declared Fabien Roussel, national secretary of the French Communist Party (PCF) to a crowd of thousands last weekend. “I know which side I am on when there are barricades.” Roussel spoke at the 91st edition of Fête de L’Humanité, the festival of the PCF-affiliated daily newspaper L’Humanité, held from Sept. 11 to 13. The event
Incumbents prevailed in Massachusetts primaries, but divisions simmer (opens the original)
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At first glance, Massachusetts primaries seemed to favor incumbents, but a closer look shows deep-set divisions in the voter base and campaign strategies from challengers that failed to meet the historic moment. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Ed Markey easily dispatched outgoing House Rep. Seth Moulton. Though a moderate through the early days of his 50-year political career, Markey has shifted under pressure from progressive mass movements, and today serves as one of the Senate’s most consisten
Avante! Festival at 50: Portuguese Communists celebrate five decades of democracy and struggle (opens the original)
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SEIXAL, Portugal—Hundreds of thousands of Communists, workers, youth, and their allies joined the 50th anniversary of the Avante! Festival (Festa do Avante!) from Sept. 4 to 6 in Seixal, Portugal, a suburb just outside the capital, Lisbon. The event is named for Avante!, or Forward! in English, the newspaper of the Portuguese Communist Party, which organizes the massive gathering. Held annually, the festival celebrates Portugal’s struggle for democracy after the 1974 Carnation Revolution, a bloo
Moth Wisnewski (opens the original)
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“I know which side I am on when there are barricades,” Communist Party presidential candidate Fabien Roussel told crowds at the country’s largest left-wing cultural festival. Challengers failed to meet the moment, pushing attention to now focus on referendum questions. Hundreds of thousands of Communists, workers, youth, and their allies converged this past weekend for a grand gala of culture and politics.
Ceuta border catastrophe kills dozens; racist right seizes anti-immigrant opportunity (opens the original)
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Over 50,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish colonial exclave of Ceuta on July 30, only to face a series of mass deportations and military deployments by the Spanish government. The number of lives lost so far—mostly to drowning or crushing during crossing—could be as high as 90. Racist reactions and diplomatic retaliation from far-right politicians and governments around the world, meanwhile, have spiraled into a continental crisis. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni temporarily
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