(THIS IS A TRANSLATION OF COLLEEN BOLAND OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED BY PROFESSOR VICENÇ NAVARRO IN CATALAN OR SPANISH).

Article published by Vicenç Navarro in the “Pensamiento Crítico” column of the journal PÚBLICO, June 12th, 2013

This article highlights the conspicuous ideological bias of the mainstream media as they launch a widespread ideological attack on pensions throughout Spain. It outlines the lack of both debate and diversity of ideas in the five largest newspapers in Spain, and their collective one-sided coverage of the public pensions issue, promoting the alarmist views of financial institutions that criticize public pension sustainability and argue for their privatization.

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Article published by Vicenç Navarro in the blog of the London School of Economics, April 12th, 2013

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Article published in Social Europe Journal by Vicente Navarro. February 10th 2012 Continue reading »

Published by Counterpunch, September 7th 2009

Why Obama Needed Single Payer on the Table

Let me start by saying that I have never been a fan of Barack Obama. Early on, I warned many on the left that his slogan, “Yes, we can,” could not be read as a commitment to the major change this country needs (see “Yes, We Can. Can We? The Next Failure of Health Reform”). Continue reading »

Original article by Antonio Daponte Codina, Julia Bolívar Muñoz, Silvia Toro Cárdena, Ricardo Ocaña Riola, Joan Benach Rovira and Vicente Navarro López

Published in the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2008

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Challenge/January–February 2008

Vincent Navarro and John Schmitt

Many obser vers argue that recent votes unfavorable to the European Union are the result of specific factors in each country. The authors argue there is a more central problem. The European social model has been seriously undermined, partly because of budgetary agreements of the EU and a zealous European Central Bank.

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