Alfredo Saad-Filho, Dept. Head of Development studies at the University of London, England, says that we have a situation of malfunction, but there is not the political will to replace capitalism.
In his recent talk in Vancouver, He says that he wants to see people claim the right to a different future. He says it is inconceivable that people will accept all the inequalities, the difficulties, the crisis and the waste that we have today.
He also says that there is more than enough_ _to satisfy everyone needs globally:
Today there is no need or reason why people starve in different parts of the world. Alfredo Saad-Filho - Part 1
Judy Rebick, a social activist and author from Toronto, Canada, presents her experiences and views about the Indigenous Socialist government of Bolivia.
George Ciccariello-Maher, a political science Ph.D candidate from venezuela, explains the historic struggles of democracy within the Bolivarian Revolution.
Linda McQuaig warning social activists, in Parksville, BC, Canada, of the detrimental effects of "abandoning the common good through privatization and deregulation"
