SolidarioGb | History of Liberation Wars | 23rd June 2026 I. The Colonial Context: Five Centuries of Domination Portuguese Colonisation Mozambique was colonised by Portugal from the sixteenth century, when Portuguese explorers established trading posts and feitorias along the Indian Ocean coast. Unlike other colonial powers, Portugal never developed significant modern infrastructure in its AfricanContinue reading “THE MOZAMBICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE (1964–1975): A Complete History”
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The Socialist Federation: A New Left Fragment or a Genuine Alternative?
23rd June 2026 | SolidarioGB An in-depth report by SolidarioGB Introduction In the turbulent landscape of British left politics, a new constellation has emerged. The Socialist Federation, born in early June 2026 as a breakaway from the increasingly fractious Your Party, represents the latest attempt to construct a viable socialist working-class party outside the LabourContinue reading “The Socialist Federation: A New Left Fragment or a Genuine Alternative?”
The Red Ponchos Factor: From Ayllu Militia to Geopolitical Veto Power in Bolivia
26th May 2026 | By Eduardo Salgado Reyes On the political chessboard of Latin America, few social forces challenge the architecture of a nation-state as profoundly as Bolivia’s Red Ponchos (Ponchos Rojos). Hailing from the province of Omasuyos in the heart of the La Paz altiplano, this Aymara movement transcends any definition of a peasantContinue reading “The Red Ponchos Factor: From Ayllu Militia to Geopolitical Veto Power in Bolivia”
The £45-a-Week Gamble: What It Really Means to Be a London Bus Driver in 2026
. Sunday 24th May 2026 By a 59-year-old London bus driver I drive one of the most recognisable vehicles on earth through one of the most expensive cities on the planet. I carry thousands of Londoners to work, to hospitals, to schools, to nights out. I start before dawn and finish after dark. And atContinue reading “The £45-a-Week Gamble: What It Really Means to Be a London Bus Driver in 2026”
Hold on… wouldn’t this actually save us money? (Homelessness, empty promises, and Lambeth’s £34m rabbit hole)
By Eduardo Salgado, candidate for Councillor, North Brixton Ward, Lambeth Date: April 2, 2026Category: Local Housing & Money Right. Let me get this straight. Lambeth Council keeps telling us they’re broke. £34.3 million overspent this year. They want to hike our council tax by nearly 3%, plus another 2% for social care. They’re talking aboutContinue reading “Hold on… wouldn’t this actually save us money? (Homelessness, empty promises, and Lambeth’s £34m rabbit hole)”
SHAKE IT UP! Open Forum on Housing to Feature Full Slate of Independent Candidates for Lambeth Council
London, 2nd April 2026 Grassroots coalition fields community challengers across Brixton, Clapham, Stockwell, and Windrush wards BRIXTON — The Shake It Up campaign, a community-led movement aiming to break Labour’s dominance on Lambeth Council, will host an Open Forum on Housing this Saturday, 11th April 2026, at the Brixton Project in Canterbury Crescent. The event,Continue reading “SHAKE IT UP! Open Forum on Housing to Feature Full Slate of Independent Candidates for Lambeth Council”
The Imperialism of Overproduction: Capital’s Growth Imperative, Inter-Imperialist Rivalry, and the Fracturing of Humanity
Article – 2 March 2026 Eduardo Salgado Reyes, Editor SolidarioGB Abstract This article examines the fundamental contradictions inherent in global capitalism through a Marxist-Leninist lens. It argues that the root cause of contemporary systemic crises—from financial meltdowns to ecological collapse, social fragmentation, and escalating great-power conflict—lies in capitalism’s insatiable drive for perpetual accumulation within aContinue reading “The Imperialism of Overproduction: Capital’s Growth Imperative, Inter-Imperialist Rivalry, and the Fracturing of Humanity”
28th February 2026 The ICSID Trap: How Trump’s Ultimatum Threatens to Reverse Venezuela’s Sovereign Defence By a Foreign Correspondent in Latin America In the gilded surroundings of the White House just over a month ago, a scene unfolded that laid bare the raw dynamics of power and resources in the Americas. Donald Trump sat downContinue reading
The Go-Ahead Camberwell Garage: A Comprehensive Analysis of Financial Viability, Industrial Relations, and the Case for Public Ownership
28 february 2026 Part One: The Financial Engine – Budgets, Costs, and Pressures 1.1. Introduction: A Critical Hub in South London The Go-Ahead bus garage on Camberwell Church Street is a critical operational hub within Go-Ahead London’s extensive network. Serving iconic routes such as the 12, 36, and 171, it is a quintessential component ofContinue reading “The Go-Ahead Camberwell Garage: A Comprehensive Analysis of Financial Viability, Industrial Relations, and the Case for Public Ownership”
Nadezhda Krupskaya: The Silent Revolutionary Who Forged the Soviet Education System
Introduction On 26 February 1869, one of the most fascinating and, paradoxically, most misunderstood figures of the Russian Revolution was born in St Petersburg. We are speaking of Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya. For many, her name remains inevitably eclipsed by that of her husband, the Bolshevik leader Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known as Lenin. But toContinue reading “Nadezhda Krupskaya: The Silent Revolutionary Who Forged the Soviet Education System”
