Estas memorias políticas recorren las experiencias de vida de Alicia Ayala. Perteneciente a una familia de trabajadores socialistas en una casa donde siempre estuvo presente la resistencia antifranquista, en 1966 se afilio a Juventudes Socialistas. Esta es la cronica de una vida marcada por la militancia en organizaciones socialistas y el activismo sindical que da forma, a traves de la historia de su propia vida, a acontecimientos que parecen olvidados (huelgas, exilio, persecuciones), ocurridos durante el franquismo. En su afan por recordar el pasado, Alicia nombra tambien a compañeros y compañeras desaparecidas que en su momento tuvieron un papel relevante en la actividad y mantenimiento de las organizaciones socialistas y que buscaban incesantemente la lucha antifascista y la democracia.
A must-read from one of the leading thinkers of the next generation.Tara Roos cuts through the political noise with this analysis of South African politics that argues that we have entered the age of uncertainty as populism is on the rise.She delves into the structural weaknesses, strategic miscalculations and political-party identity crises that have ushered South Africa into a new and unstable coalition era. Parties are categorised into three groups: Winners, Losers and Survivors as Roos lays out what they are getting right, where they are failing and why some have found growth while others have collapsed.In a democracy still grappling with the promises of 1994, Where to From Here? is an account of how politicians have failed the people and how the electorate, in turn, must now demand better.This is an indispensable book for anyone wanting to understand the future of South African politics and the choices that will define it.