Two neo-liberals have a meeting. A Tory minister, notorious for his incompetence in public transport – or attempt to destroy its credibility, who wishes to further privatise public transport, and the CEO of an international corporation trying to create a monopoly in Britain. Old story. Never goes away. And guess what is making its rounds again in the media: “I don´t know what neo-liberalism really means” .
The results of the member-wide ballot on the new offer by university administrations is expected around 12 April, which will determine whether 14 days of strike action planned to commence later in April will proceed. […]
Liberal Democracy marches on in its attempt to stop a popular resurgence against neo-liberalism. Read here
Better said, How Uver and Lyft bought an election. Read here
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