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The Socialist 4 January 2017

Nationalise rail now!

The Socialist issue 930

2017: Upheaval and fightback will continue


Nationalise rail now!

Resist Trump: protest on 20 January

Bosses' pay goes up by 82% for nothing

Make Harrods give back stolen tips!

Northern Ireland: 'Cash for ash' scam shows need for non-sectarian, socialist politics

Tories want donors to 'defeat rise of socialism'

NHS drug price hike: nationalise big pharma!

No to 'Ceta' privatisation treaty stitch-up

Them & Us


Unite election - fight the Blairites, vote Len McCluskey


Post Office workers striking against cuts

Why prison officers rejected pay and pensions deal

Support mounts for Picturehouse strikers

CWU strike against closures and pension cuts


Film review: Rogue One

The Socialist Inbox

 
 
 
 
 

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No to 'Ceta' privatisation treaty stitch-up

CETA negotiations are held in secret by unaccountable capitalist bodies, photo Acid the meme machine (Creative Commons)

CETA negotiations are held in secret by unaccountable capitalist bodies, photo Acid the meme machine (Creative Commons)   (Click to enlarge)

The government is pressing ahead with hush-hush free-trade deal 'Ceta', which will further entrench privatisation and anti-worker practices.

Ceta is the EU-Canada 'Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement'. It is the Canadian equivalent of the EU-United States 'TTIP' deal. Both could allow corporations to sue states in secret courts in disputes over losing opportunities to make profits.

TTIP has largely fallen through - not least due to Britain's vote to leave the EU. But it seems International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has already signed us up to Ceta, without discussion, Brexit or no. Multinationals stymied by TTIP's failure could now work through Canada instead.

The Socialist says no to these privatisers' charters. Scrap the bosses' free-market treaties, and bring public services and major corporations into public ownership.


In this issue


What we think

2017: Upheaval and fightback will continue


Socialist Party news and analysis

Nationalise rail now!

Resist Trump: protest on 20 January

Bosses' pay goes up by 82% for nothing

Make Harrods give back stolen tips!

Northern Ireland: 'Cash for ash' scam shows need for non-sectarian, socialist politics

Tories want donors to 'defeat rise of socialism'

NHS drug price hike: nationalise big pharma!

No to 'Ceta' privatisation treaty stitch-up

Them & Us


Unite general secretary election

Unite election - fight the Blairites, vote Len McCluskey


Workplace news and analysis

Post Office workers striking against cuts

Why prison officers rejected pay and pensions deal

Support mounts for Picturehouse strikers

CWU strike against closures and pension cuts


Socialist readers' comments and reviews

Film review: Rogue One

The Socialist Inbox


 

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