Support surges for militant Harvard workers’ strike
By Gerry Scoppettuolo October 26, 2016 Update, Oct. 25 – The dining service workers of UNITE HERE Local 26 have beaten [...]
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Behind Duterte’s shift toward China
By Deirdre Griswold October 27, 2016 An announcement by President Rodrigo Roas Duterte of the Philippines, made during a [...]
Venezuela stymies regime change
By Chris Fry October 27, 2016 From Argentina to Yemen, from Brazil to Syria, from the Democratic Republic of Korea to Iran, [...]
Honduras, a neoliberal laboratory where the spirit of Berta Cáceres lives on
October 27, 2016 Honduran women march in Tegucigalpa in the spirit of Berta Cáceres on International Women’s Day, March [...]
Price, profits soar for life-saving EpiPens
By Sharon Eolis October 27, 2016 The writer is allergic to bee stings; while a teenager, she developed difficulty breathing [...]
Seattle schools say ‘Black Lives Matter’ statewide
By Jim McMahan October 28, 2016 “The #BlackLivesMatterAtSchool event in Seattle yesterday was breathtaking. Never before [...]
Free Ana Belén Montes now!
By Berta Joubert-Ceci October 28, 2016 Puerto Rican Juan Rius Rivera Brigade of the Cuba Solidarity Committee during their [...]
World Federation of Trade Unions advances ‘class-oriented’ unionism
By Martha Grevatt October 28, 2016 Durban, South Africa – For U.S. labor activists, who have to contend with a [...]
BAYAN USA: Solidarity with Standing Rock
October 26, 2016 BAYAN-USA, a progressive anti-imperialist alliance of over 20 Filipino organizations, sent a delegation to [...]
World Federation of Trade Unions ‘looking ahead’
October 25, 2016 General Secretary of the WFTU, George Mavrikos, speaking at the 17th World Trade Union Congress, Durban, [...]
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