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Prof. McDonald: “The debate on the public ownership of water supplies should have started ye..

Ivaylo Atanasov
Bulgaria
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We are speaking with Professor David McDonald from Queen's University [in Kingston, Canada - ed], who is undertaking research in Development Studies - not very popular in Bulgaria, so would you tell us how your...

Left turn needed in Bulgaria now!

Nikolay Draganov
Bulgaria
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The legitimation of neo-fascist and neo-Nazi movements in Bulgaria is happening at the highest levels - those of government. In view of the difficult economic situation resulting from long-standing right-wing measures, an overall change is...

[VIDEO] Reprivatization in Poland or how crooks massively take over schools, hospital and houses

Boyan Stanislavski
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The Barricade sat down with the Polish lawyer and activist Beata Siemieniako about the criminal injustice of the so called reprivatization process in Poland. She wrote about her experience in the field of organizing social...

Poland’s social policy: pro-family not pro-equality

Paweł Jaworski
Analysis
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Paweł Jaworski interviews Ryszard Szarfenberg, professor at the University of Warsaw's Social Policy Institute. For nearly 30 years Polish society has been subject to progressive marketization and commodification. Nevertheless Poles remain egalitarian. Accusations that the...

Codru Vrabie: Romanian anti-corruption fight may take a new form, but it won’t cease

Vladimir Mitev
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The good governance expert talked with Baricada about the evolution of the anti-corruption fight in Romania, the shortcomings of the current discourse on potential union with the Republic of Moldova, and the need for concrete...

Does Moldova have a future?

Małgorzata Kulbaczewska-Figat
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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They walk along the Stephen the Great Boulevard in Chișinău like victors. Then, proud and firm, they stop in front of the Moldovan government’s seat. They carry national flags. However, this is not an ordinary...

Poland: Police disrupt academic conference on Karl Marx

Boyan Stanislavski
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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As the Polish tragicomedy continues, the anticommunist obsession deepens. The police have interrupted an academic conference on Karl Marx as they were instructed by the local prosecutor to check whether the event does not contradict...

Polish Catholic hierarchy contra carers for the disabled

Piotr Nowak
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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The Church hierarchy has failed protesting families. One archbishop has accused them of having too great a sense of entitlement. Parents along with their disabled children have been occupying a corridor in the Polish parliament...

“This is war” – unionists from LOT Polish Airlines struggle against a devout boss

Piotr Nowak
Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe
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"They've given in, haven't they? They must have been afraid of messing up people's flights for the early May holiday. Not surprising, is it? " – says the taxi driver who is driving me to...

As the population shrinks, the bureaucracy grows

Kaloyan Todorov
Bulgaria
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The planning of new regions in Bulgaria will lead to the creation of new administrative positions, without removing the old ones. Another bizarre new proposal is also being considered at the moment – that NGOs...

Prof. McDonald: “The debate on the public ownership of water supplies should have started ye..

Left turn needed in Bulgaria now!

Codru Vrabie: Romanian anti-corruption fight may take a new form, but it won’t cease

Does Moldova have a future?

Poland: Police disrupt academic conference on Karl Marx

Polish Catholic hierarchy contra carers for the disabled

“This is war” – unionists from LOT Polish Airlines struggle against a devout boss

As the population shrinks, the bureaucracy grows

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