- 16 May 2014 14:29
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http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/16/world/europe/ukraine-workers-take-to-streets-to-calm-Mariupol.html?hpw&&_r=0
According to NY times, workers in Eastern Ukraine are self-organizing, and have occupied a steel factory.
Clearly, no capitalist is interfering the workers, production decision made by Union of workers, and execute by themselves, although its fragile, can we assume this is similar to belief of Communism?
Although, there are rumor, which does not provide evidence, that Yury Khotlubei, Mayor of Mariupol, has been fanning the event, or manipulating it. However, the agreement of workers may indicate workers are more motivated to join the formation of a new political strength.
It might the best chance for Communism to blossom, especially when the Right wing autocrat threat to ban the Communist Party of Ukraine (Комуністична партія України), push KPU into corner, either fight to live, or run and die.
What do you guys think?
According to NY times, workers in Eastern Ukraine are self-organizing, and have occupied a steel factory.
Clearly, no capitalist is interfering the workers, production decision made by Union of workers, and execute by themselves, although its fragile, can we assume this is similar to belief of Communism?
Although, there are rumor, which does not provide evidence, that Yury Khotlubei, Mayor of Mariupol, has been fanning the event, or manipulating it. However, the agreement of workers may indicate workers are more motivated to join the formation of a new political strength.
It might the best chance for Communism to blossom, especially when the Right wing autocrat threat to ban the Communist Party of Ukraine (Комуністична партія України), push KPU into corner, either fight to live, or run and die.
What do you guys think?
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