Tag: Economic crisis
Javier Milei announces to Parliament that he is ready “for conflict” to reform the country
In Argentina, Javier Milei gave his first annual speech to Congress on Friday March 1, the Argentinian equivalent of the State of the Union speech in the United States. After…
Spectacular increase in the price of fuel and electricity in Cuba
The price of fuel is skyrocketing in Cuba. An increase of more than 400% from March 1st. Also a 25% increase in the price of electricity. The Havana government is…
farmers’ mobilization expands and gains momentum across the country
In India, the farmers’ movement, which started last Tuesday, is expanding this Friday, February 16 as hundreds of them are already occupying a major highway in the north of the…
ten days after the blockages, farmers maintain pressure on those in power
The main unions are meeting the Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, this Wednesday February 13 in the afternoon before Emmanuel Macron, starting tomorrow. Ten days after the lifting of the farmers’…
angry farmers increase road blockages
At the call of the three main agricultural unions (Coag, Upa and Asaja) and some agricultural cooperatives, rural Spain continues its ninth day of strike today to protest against its…
police try to prevent thousands of farmers from entering New Delhi
In India, thousands of farmers are heading to New Delhi to protest and demand a national law that guarantees a minimum agricultural price. But the government wants to prevent them…
Agathe Cagé: “The majority of French people find themselves unable to respond to various crises”
Agathe Cagé, doctor in political science, author of Fixed classes. Understanding the impeded France (Flammarion), a book aiming to take a new look at France, is this Friday February 9…
the National Rally wants to capitalize on the movement
Farmers began to lift their blockades yesterday, Friday February 2, throughout France. Only the Peasant Confederation is still calling for mobilization after the announcements by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal on…
FNSEA boss at the helm of a multinational food company
It’s hard to understand the position of the FNSEA, which called for a meeting at the capital’s headquarters on Monday, when you know that its leaders are closed to the…
British farmers rage against variable geometry standards
Anger is brewing among British farmers as the Conservative government moves further and further away from old European regulations on environmental protection and public health. Result: varying standards, and angry…