More than sixty blockades choked the country on the first day of the founding congress of the Revolutionary Communist International in Bolivia. By the second da

More than sixty blockades choked the country on the first day of the founding congress of the Revolutionary Communist International in Bolivia. By the second day, the state had declared martial law, and by the third, the mass movement had been thoroughly crushed and demobilised. This is the pace of events amidst which the Revolutionary Communist Nucleus of Bolivia held their first congress.

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  • Jabril [none/use name]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    4 hours ago

    “If there’s one thing you write down this entire talk,” I told the comrades, “it’s that the driving conflict in our world is the relative decline of US imperialism and rise of China as an imperialist power.”

    Oh great so the trots are indoctrinating young Bolivians to be sinophobic. More reactionary content from this paper that keeps getting automatically posted