This event is part of El Sueño Existe festival The festival which started 15 years ago was inspired by the songs of Victor Jara and by the extraordinary period of Salvador Allende’s Popular Unity coalition government. As this year marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the Popular Unity government, festival organisers want to celebrate its amazing vision and…
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Global Justice Now brings together staff and activists for a climate forum to share updates on the collective fight against climate change. Participants will learn from each other and discuss what comes next. Speakers include: Global Justice Bradford on divestment work in West Yorkshire Global Justice Bournemouth’s Save Our Shores campaign If you would like to join this event, you…
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This meeting is organised by Cuba Solidarity Campaign (London) with guest speakers Jeremy Corbyn MP Fernando González, one of the Miami Five (jailed for 15 years trying to prevent terrorist attacks against Cuba)President of the Cuban Friendship Institute (Cuba) Her Excellency Bárbara Elena Montalvo Álvarez, Cuban ambassador to the United Kingdom Gail Walker, Executive Director IFCO/Pastors for Peace (USA) …
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Discussion with Chilean Exiles [IN SPANISH] An intimate conversation with Chilean exiles based in the UK, looking back over 50 years since the election of the Popular Unity government.. This event is part of the El Sueño Existe Festival Festival organisers are a group of people based around the town of Machynlleth situated in the Dyfi Valley of Mid Wales.…
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International Inclusive Democracy. Green Baroness, Natalie Bennett in conversation with Green MP in New Zealand, Marama Davidson, discussing why countries where more people trust their governments have started to build ‘well-being economies’, and how we can too. When The Chancellor unveiled his plans for the economy, we had been promised a Green Recovery but the reality fell far short. The…
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When The Chancellor unveiled his plans for the economy, we had been promised a Green Recovery but the reality fell far short. The £3bn the Government plans to spend on green jobs and home insulation is tiny compared with ongoing public funding for fossil fuels, not least the £27bn to be spent on road building. This should be a defining…
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