What's new at Links international journal of socialist renewal Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 01:57:18 -0600 (CST) Links seeks to promote the international exchange of information, experience of struggle, theoretical analysis and views of political strategy and tactics within the international left. It is a forum for open and constructive dialogue between active socialists coming from different political traditions. It seeks to bring together those in the international left who are opposed to neoliberal economic and social policies. It aims to promote the renewal of the socialist movement in the wake of the collapse of the bureaucratic model of "actually existing socialism" in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. ATTENTION: Sign up for regular ``what's new'' announcement emails at http://www.feedblitz.com/f/?Sub=343373 Visit and bookmark http://www.dsp.org.au/links and add it to your RSS feed (http://dsp.org.au/links/rss.xml). If you would like us to consider an article, please send it to links@dsp.org.au ******** Indianismo and Marxism: The mismatch of two revolutionary rationales Introduction by *Richard Fidler* -- This important article by *Alvaro Garcma Linera*, now vice-president of Bolivia, was first published in 2005. It traces the contradictory evolution of the two most influential revolutionary currents in the country's 20th century history and argues that Marxism, as originally interpreted by its Bolivian adherents, failed to address the outstanding concerns of the Indigenous majority. * Read more Video: Chavez on food sovereignty Click here to see and hear Venezela's President Hugo Chavez discuss food sovereignty in Latin America, Africa and the world. * More http://www.dsp.org.au/links/node/263 Venezuela: Draft program and principles of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) Links provides translations of the draft program and principles of the provisionally named United Socialist Party of Venezuela, which are currently being discussed at its founding congress. The documents were drafted by the provisional leadership of the PSUV. * Read more Pakistan collapsing, Musharraf must go By *Farooq Tariq* January 18, 2008 -- Pakistan is on the fast track to collapse under the Pervez Musharraf dictatorship. The state is in immense crisis. The infrastructure, industrial and social, is in total chaos. The economic crisis is showing its muscles. Inflation is uncontrollable and unemployment is ever increasing. * Read more