lunes, 1 de mayo de 2017

MAY 1 17 SIT EC y POL



MAY 1 17 SIT EC y POL
ND denuncia debacle d Globaliz neoliberal y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ


ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics



Everyone wants an abundance of "good paying" jobs, but employers can only afford to pay employees if the work being done is profitable. Isn't it obvious that we need a new system?
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 Just remember, it's different this time...


It's fun-durr-mentals...


As VIX crashed to its lowest intraday since Feb 2007...


Banks were briefly battered by Trump's comments on breaking them up, but dip-buyers scrambled quickly...though failed to hold into the close


30Y Yields rallied back to 3.00% by the close...


Oh - and as a reminder of just how bad it is...this morning's data, it has collapsed to the lowest level since Oct 2016.


"After a weak Q1, downside misses in economic data this week have a heightened capability to trigger a reassessment of the whole growth trajectory."
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"Will 'Trumponomics' change the course of the U.S. economy? I certainly hope so. Unfortunately, there is no evidence that such has ever been the case. As investors, we must understand the difference between a 'narrative-driven' advance and one driven by strengthening fundamentals. The first is short-term and leads to bad outcomes. The other isn’t, and doesn’t."
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Those that were predicting that the U.S. economy would be flying high by now have been proven wrong...

The following are 11 reasons why U.S. economic growth is the worst that it has been in 3 years…

#1 The weak economic growth in the first quarter was the continuation of a long-term trend.  Barack Obama was the only president in history not to have a single year when the U.S. economy grew by at least 3 percent, and this is now the fourth time in the last six quarters when economic growth has been less than 2 percent on an annualized basis.  So essentially this latest number signals that our long-term economic decline is continuing.

#2 Consumer spending drives the U.S. economy more than anything else, and at this point most U.S. consumers are tapped out.  In fact, CBS News has reported that three-fourths of all U.S. consumers have to “scramble to cover their living costs” each month.

#3 The job market appears to be slowing.  The U.S. economy only added about 98,000 jobs in March, and that was approximately half of what most analysts were expecting.

#4 The flow of credit appears to be slowing as well.  In fact, this is the first time since the last recession when there has been no growth for commercial and industrial lending for at least six months.

#5 Last month, U.S. factory output dropped at the fastest pace that we have witnessed in more than two years.

#6 We are in the midst of the worstretail apocalypsein U.S. historyThe number of retailers that has filed for bankruptcy has already surpassed the total for the entire year of 2016, and at the current rate we will smash the previous all-time record for store closings in a year by nearly 2,000.

#7 The auto industry is also experiencing a great deal of stress.  This has been the worst year for U.S. automakers since the last recession, and seven out of the eight largest fell short of their sales projections in March.

#8 Used vehicle prices are falling “dramatically”, and Morgan Stanley is now projecting that used vehicle prices “could crash by up to 50%” over the next several years.

#9 Commercial bankruptcies are rising at the fastest pace since the last recession.

#10 Consumer bankruptcies are rising at the fastest pace since the last recession.

#11 The student loan bubble is starting to burst.  It is being reported that 27 percent of all student loans are already in default, and some analysts expect that number to go much higher.

And of course some areas of the country are being harder hit than others. 
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POLITICS
La seudo democ y sist  duopolico es obsoleto por fraudulento y corrupto. Urge cambiarlo


"I’m constantly amazed by the ability of those in power to create a narrative trusted by a gullible non-critical thinking populace. Appealing to emotions, when you have millions of functionally illiterate, normalcy bias ensnared, iGadget distracted, disciples of the status quo, has been the game plan of the Deep State for the last century... Americans don’t want to think, because thinking is hard. "
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If this is how we are going to treat some of the most vulnerable members of our society while things are still relatively stable, how are we going to be treating one another when the economy completely collapses?
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"I think President Obama, like many others in both parties, talk about a set of big national statistics that look shiny and great but increasingly have giant blind spots.  That GDP, unemployment, no longer reflect the lived experiences of most Americans.  And the lived experiences of most Americans is that they are being left behind in this economy. Worse than being left behind, they’re getting kicked in the teeth."
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DEMOCRACY NOW
US politics crisis: Trump captured by Deep state to reproduce old cronyism without alter-plan


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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Global Econ-Pol crisis leads to more business-wars:  profiteers US-NATO under screen

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ZC ZCOMM.ORG/  https://zcomm.org/all-types/  


Naomi Klein: “Fear City”  How Trump Exploited the New York Debt Crisis to Boost His Own Fortune
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Don Hazen:    Biggest May Day Ever in U.S.?   Los Angeles and New York lead the way
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Juan Cole:   Stab in Back by EPA & NYT   200,000 climate protesters rallied in Washington, D.C
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Paul C. Bermanzohn   The “New World” is Ancient
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
The nasty business of US-NATO-Global-wars uncovered .. pro RU view


Demonstrators Arrested, Violence Flares at May Day Rallies Across the US  https://sputniknews.com/news/201705021053182877-demonstrators-arrested-violence-may-day/
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Signs Order Calling Constituent Assembly  https://sputniknews.com/latam/201705021053183037-maduro-calls-constituent-assembly/

RELATED
Head of Venezuelan Parliament Calls on People to Rise Against President Maduro  https://sputniknews.com/latam/201705021053182428-maduro-uprising-venezuela/
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China's Xinjiang Region to Use Drones to Enhance Border Security  https://sputniknews.com/asia/201705021053183765-china-use-drones-border-security/

RELATED 
China Ratifies SCO Border Defense Agreement  SCO:Shanghai Cooperation Organization  https://sputniknews.com/world/201704271053081425-china-sco-agreement/
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Ambitious Plans: Serbia Ramping Up Defense Production  https://sputniknews.com/europe/201705011053162269-serbia-defense-production/

RELATED
'Logical Cooperation': Serbia to Join Russia-Led Defense Bloc in War Games  https://sputniknews.com/europe/201704101052476823-russia-serbia-military-exercises-cooperation/
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FEEDING BIG CORP .. PRO WAR
US Awards $90Mln to Two Contractors for Aircraft Carrier Modernization  https://sputniknews.com/military/201705021053183428-usa-awards-aircraft-modernization/

RELATED: 
FEEDING THE VICTIMS of WAR
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RT SHOWS
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WASHINGTON BLOG
Flash points on US politics: internal contradict.. Hugh Smith good articles reproduced


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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Latino America fight to break with collapsing Empire:  leftist view on alternatives


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Y al parecer fue España el 1er país del mundo en oficializar la jornada de 8 horas de trabajo
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COL        No habrá apertura democrática en Colombia  Fdo Dorado
                Proceso con ELN: reflexiones en voz alta   Alejo Vargas
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Momento decisivo en Norcorea  Alfredo Jalife  Orden tripolar de EU/Rusia/China o guerra nuclear
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VEN       ¡Good Bye OEA!  Alfredo Serrano Mancilla
                No, de ninguna manera, William Ospina   REDH
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Entrevista
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PRESS TV
Global situation described by Iranian observers.. Titles often distorted by ISR-Mossad


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N K  would say .. not talks if you don’t take out your Thaats missies
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EL 1ro DE MAYO y la historia de SACCO Y VANZETTI



EL 1ro DE MAYO y la historia de SACCO Y VANZETTI 
First in Spanish and then in English


There are several thing not mentioned in our history.
Varios hechos no se mencionan aquí. La historia de Sacco y Vanzetti entre otras.

Hugo Adan, May 1, 17

Base on “SACCO-VANZETTI CASE”   http://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/88/sacvan.html  en  Richard Newby's essay 
And: “Antecedentes de las luchas obreras en los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica”  http://www.antorcha.net/biblioteca_virtual/historia/martires_chicago/1.html


Aunque el dia OFICIAL -Mayo 1- como dia del trabajo en el US se remonta a Octubre de 1884 cuando las Fed de sindicatos del US y Canada decidieron que desde Mayo de 1866 celebrarían el dia del Trabajo con 8 horas de trabajo en lugar de 16. Lo de 1844 fue solo una convocatoria de lucha.

La iniciativa de las 8 horas nació en Europa con la 1ra internacional convocada por socialistas y comunistas en 1864 (fue el socialista Robert Owen el 1ro en lanzar la idea, aunque 10 h).  Los obreros que emigraron al US y Canada trajeron esas ideas, de aquí el Ado de ambas Fed (US-CA) en 1866. Sin embargo, hasta 1916 se seguía trabajando 12 horas al día en el US.

El 1ro de mayo del 1884 se convocó la  lucha por las 8 horas. Y en 1886, el  1ro de mayo se celebró con una huelga de 500,000 trabajadores a nivel mundial. En Chicago 40,000 huelguistas salieron a las calles.  

Esta presión internacional hizo que 1886, el presidente de Estados Unidos Andrew Johnson promulgase la llamada ley Ingersoll, que permitían trabajar jornadas máximas de ocho y diez horas, aunque siempre con cláusulas que permitían hacer trabajar a los obreros entre catorce y dieciocho horas. Lo mismo volvió a ocurrir en 1926 –por diferente razón- en las fábricas de automóviles de Henry Ford.

En Sept 3, 1916: el Congress aprobó  “the Adamson Act”, una ley federal  que establecio las 8 horas de trabajo para los ferroviarios.

En 1919, dos organizadores de Huelgas:  Sacco y Vanzetti (anarco-sindicalistas) fueron criminalizados por la oligarquía en el poder con falsas acusaciones. El juicio duro 8 años y la demanda por 8 horas de trabajo se extendió a nivel mundial.

En 1926, Henry Ford estableció las 40 horas de trabajo en sus fábricas pero solo para atraer trabajo calificado, una medida temporal que llego a su fin con la crisis del 30.

En abril de 1927 Sacco y Vanzetti fueron condenados a muerte y en Agosto de ese año fueron ejecutados. Ellos fueron los más notorios mártires de la lucha por las 8 horas en el US. Y aun asi, la ley de las 8 no se estandarizo en el pais. Pero la clase obrera siguió presionando.

En 1936 con FDR  se consiguió estandarizar las 8 horas y este mismo año las mujeres de NY exigieron 30 horas de trabajo a la semana para las madres en cinta.  http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/04/day-international-workers-day-170429074724991.html Ver image at: http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/Images/2017/4/30/fd21360dd48b4c8f905db429eaba3d54_18.jpg  Eso se llama feminismo revolucionario y la lucha continua.

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AQUÍ ALGUNOS EXTRACTOS sobre la historia de Sacco y Vanzetti en Ingles

It is usually not mention that these anarchists were strike organizers since 1919 (the end of WW1) and wrongly accused of assaulting a paymaster of a factory in Boston when refused to pay owed salary, in April 15 of 1919. The paymaster was hospitalized (mortally wouded) while Workers went to strike for 8 hours day work instead of 12. The 4-5 members who commit the assault scape and never founded.  

On the evening of May 5, 1920, two Italians, Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, fell into a police trap (the police planted arms on them) and accused of been suspect of the Braintree crime. Then start flaw trial processes that shame the American judicial system.  These events marked the beginning of twentieth-century America's most notorious political trial. 

Before this main case, Vanzetti  “was tried first in the summer of 1920 on at least two charges, of the failed Bridgewater robbery. He was convicted guilty in a flawed trial and sentenced harsher than usual, to ten to fifteen years prison.  This signaled a hostile bias on the part of the authorities that was political in nature and pointed to the need for a new defense strategy in the Braintree trial.

In 1920, as the Italian anarchist movement was trying to regroup, Andrea Salsedo, a comrade of Sacco and Vanzetti, was detained and, while in custody of the Department of Justice, hurled to his death. It was clear that the federal and military authorities aimed at suppressing the Italian anarchist movement to which Sacco and Vanzetti belonged.

Lawyer Moore's defense of the two men soon became so openly and energetically political that its scope quickly transcended its local roots. He organized public meetings, solicited the support of labor unions, contacted international organizations, initiated new investigations, and distributed tens of thousands of defense pamphlets throughout the United States and the world.  Moore would even enlist the aid of the Italian government in the defense of Sacco and Vanzetti, who were still, Italian citizens. Moore's aggressive strategy transformed a little known case into an international cause to be fought for and celebrate.

The jury found Sacco and Vanzetti guilty of robbery and murder on July 14, 1921. This verdict marked, however, only the beginning of a lengthy legal struggle to save the two men. It extended until 1927, during which time the defense made many separate motions, appeals, and petitions to both state and federal courts in an attempt to gain a new trial.

in 1924 Moore was replaced by a respected Boston lawyer, William Thompson, who assumed control of the legal defense for the last three years of the case.  Thompson's defense no longer emphasized the political, but these aspects of the case, once they had been set into motion, could not be stopped and continued to gain momentum.

Throughout America liberals and well-meaning people of every sort, troubled and outraged by the injustice of the legal process, joined the more politically radical anarchists, socialists, and communists in protesting the verdict against Sacco and Vanzetti. Felix Frankfurter, then a law professor at Harvard, who did more than any individual to rally "respectable" opinion behind the two men, saw the case as a test of the rule of law itself.

On April 9, 1927, after all recourse in the Massachusetts courts had failed, Sacco and Vanzetti were sentenced to death. By then the dignity and the words of the two men had turned them into powerful symbols of social justice for many throughout the world.

Sacco and Vanzetti were executed on August 23, 1927, a date that became a watershed in twentieth-century American history. It became the last of a long train of events that had driven any sense of utopian vision out of American life
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