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Hojas de Debate

A digital magazine published by ACATS, covering politics, economics, democratic memory, culture and social movements from a left-wing perspective.

About Hojas de Debate

About Hojas de Debate

Hojas de Debate is a digital publication edited by ACATS, the Association for Cultural Analysis and Social Transformation. It describes itself as a space for “culture for social transformation” and organizes coverage into sections on politics, economics, democratic memory, republicanism, culture, film, history, opinion, labor struggles, class feminism, health care and international affairs.

Coverage and editorial perspective

The magazine publishes analysis by individual contributors alongside statements and articles from outside organizations.

Contributors listed by the publication include attorney and political analyst José Manuel Rivero, Carmen Parejo Rendón, Julio Casas of the Communist Party of Spain in Ciudad Real, and José Manzaneda, coordinator of Cubainformación. Recurring subjects include historical memory, republicanism, U.S. and Israeli foreign policy, Cuba and Latin America, and labor organizing. The magazine also publishes statements from groups including CGT Andalucía, Ceuta and Melilla.

Formats and archive

Beyond articles, the site features recommended videos, weekly reading lists, events and an archive dating to July 2020. It publishes frequently; in some of the most active months, the archive lists more than 50 entries. The magazine is also available as a downloadable PDF.

Membership and reader participation

The site offers an email subscription and a way to join ACATS. It maintains a Telegram broadcast channel and allows comments on articles. The publication notes that statements from outside groups do not necessarily represent the magazine's endorsement of their content.

Contact

The available information does not list a phone number, email address or mailing address. Readers can find subscription and membership forms on hojasdebate.es.

In brief

Left-wing political, economic and cultural analysis