On January 19, the 4th IWI Webinar was successfully held, with the participation of 54 trade unionists from all continents. The main topic of the seminar was : “Conclusions from the corruption cases of yellow trade union leaders in the European Union”. Below you can see the following materials of the Seminar:…
A few weeks after QATARGATE revelations about the former General Secretary of the ETUC, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) together with its branch organisation Industriall have again confirmed that they lobbyists of the industrialists and not workers’, trade union organisations. As they announced with many smiles, the new General…
THURSDAY JANUARY 19, 2023 16.00 GREECE TIME The International Workers’ Institute (IWI) will host a very timely and important speech by the Italian comrade Pierpaolo Leonardi, a member of the WFTU PC, a cadre of the USB Italy, under the topic: “Conclusions from the corruption cases of yellow trade…
Seminar key note speech The historical treacherous role of social democracy against the revolutionary struggle of workers The topic of our discussion today, as we all understand, is not interesting only or mainly from a historical point of view -as the title suggests- but concerns first of all…
3rd Webinar of the Trade Union Education Cycle of the IWI “The historical treacherous role of social democracy against the revolutionary struggle of workers” Thursday, December 22, 2022 17:00 Greek time The main speaker is Kostas Borbotis, a Greek Political scientist and Research associate of PAME-Greece. Register for…
Today we publish the three parts of the interview with George Mavrikos, former general secretary of the WFTU, conducted by Luis Miguel Busto Mauleón and published in the electronic magazine “Rebelión”. English translation by Maria Barouti. George Mavrikos was born on the Greek island of Skyros 72 years ago. Since…
(Main picture George Grosz, The first german president Ebert, (Le premier président allemand Ebert), c.1923, Chinese ink on paper [encre de Chine sur papier], 65,2 x 52,2 cm, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.) The outbreak of the capitalist crisis in 2008 and the Capital’s weakness to easily find new ways…
