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The economic policy plans and reform initiatives promoted by the LaRouche movement, including opposition to perceived Anglo-financial dominance and calls for Glass-Steagall style reforms.
Since Lyndon LaRouche’s death in February 2019, the network he built has continued to operate under institutional names he and his allies created, presenting an image of organizational continuity whil...
Lyndon LaRouche’s “Four New Laws” are a programmatic package calling for separation of commercial and investment banking (Glass–Steagall), a national bank/federal-credit system to fund productive inve...
The organizations that today explicitly use Lyndon LaRouche’s policy proposals are a small network of named groups that continue to publish, campaign and organize around LaRouche’s Four Laws and relat...