The Guardian • Issue #1947 • February 1, 2021
Issue #1947
CPA statement on US inclusion of Cuba on its terror list
On Monday 11th January 2021, just nine days short of the end of President Donald Trump’s mandate, the State Department under Mike Pompeo unilaterally decided to include Cuba on the US list of terror. President Obama had removed Cuba from that list in 2015.
Read moreAustralia’s human rights record is a joke
Last month, at the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review of human rights, Australian officials faced tough questions over its human rights violations. The...
Read moreCasuals Con
The centrepiece of the Coalition government’s industrial relations Omnibus bill is the schedule on casual employees.
Read moreTrump’s Presidency in the light of Democrat neoliberalism
Joe Biden has now replaced Donald Trump as President of the United States.
Read moreBig Tech ups the ante
One of the most powerful social media behemoths, Twitter, has taken bold new strides in demonstrating its ability to censor information in the political sphere ...
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Issue #1947
The CPA attends invasion day rallies nationwide
Around the country, Communist Party of Australia (CPA) branches attended Invasion Day rallies and marches in a solidarity effort with First Nations people.
Read moreStorming the Capitol: staging a farce
On the 6th January 2021, the US Capitol was overrun by various factions of Trump supporters under the false pretence that the recent election had been rigged.
Read moreAustralia’s role in US imperialism remains firm
The basic implicit promise of the Biden campaign has been a “return to normal” relative to the Trump years.
Read moreBiden makes it official: no Keystone XL oil pipeline
President Joe Biden’s made it official. He yanked, effective immediately, the federal construction licence for the remaining section of the controversial Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline from Alberta through the US.
Read moreSuccess of Cuba’s fight against Coronavirus
On the 1st of January, 2021, Cuban revolution completed 62 years.
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Issue #1947
REVIEW: Roadkill – stagy British scandal-a-rama just gets there
Roadkill stars Laurie as an ambitious, cynical minister in a Tory government.
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