A history of the 1968 revolution By Teresa Coppola Who are the youth of 1968? What similarities exist between that moment and the times we are living in today? How can we re-imagine a different world, even when it seems impossible? If we look at youth throughout history, this is certainly a part of society that drives action across the long term1. Within this current which still flows today we want to uncover the mechanisms of history that were crucial and that traced a diffe

How the youth of Bakur rose up in defense of communal life By Marcos Pacheco The fireworks illuminate the sky with red, green and yellow colors throughout the night. In the streets, bonfires have been lit everywhere and people of every age have congregated around them. Many of them are dancing in circles around the fires to the rhythm of the deafening music that plays through speakers. Whenever there is a pause in the music, the young people use their powerful voices to chant

Matteo Garemi ‘‘ Women preparing rice field in mud", Herbert Geddes The idea and practice of socialism today are under attack on all fronts. Discussing and learning the history of socialism is difficult. On the one hand, the liberal cultural hegemony seeks to prevent us from doing this, it portrays socialists as monsters and hides or directly attacks and removes socialist ideas and practices from public spaces. On the other hand, there is the official history of real socialis