The debate is taking place in many countries like the UK, Sweden and even in Germany but seems to have eluded Spanish progressive media and Podemos democratic assemblies
Changes in Podemos’ program indicate a gradual move towards the political center. What does this mean for the party?
The relatively new left-wing party continues to makes ripples in Spanish politics
Cataloniaās independence is one that typically confuses many observers on the left, in and out of Spain
On a practical level, one should wonder why national politicians in Europe keep making promises during their election campaigns knowing they have not the tools to do anything
Though Nelson Mandela only passed away on December 5, 2013, that is less than a year ago, the propaganda machine has already been working on the Nelson Mandela/Morgan Freeman merger long before his death
It is important that we remain critical of Podemos and always remember to put their political standpoints in a larger context
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