How capitalism drives climate catastrophe
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By Monica Moorehead and Pedro de la Hoz May 1, 2023 The great Jamaican-identified artist, Civil Rights activist and [...]
Cuba is a beacon!
By Monica Moorehead May 15, 2023 The edited remarks were given on a May 11 webinar, “U.S. Women need what Cuban Women [...]
50 years of struggles and victories of the Polisario Front
By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein May 18, 2023 Translated by John Catalinotto Today, May 10, marks the 50th anniversary of the [...]
U.S. national security veterans counter Ukraine war drive
By John Catalinotto May 22, 2023 On May 16 a full-page advertisement appeared in the New York Times. Under the headline [...]
Spanish state accuses web magazine of ‘glorification of terrorism’
May 22, 2023 The following is a May 20 statement by the Editorial Collective of La Haine, a web news magazine that publishes [...]
How capitalism drives climate catastrophe
By Maddi Johnson May 17, 2023 Portland, Oregon Since I moved to Oregon, all I’ve been hearing is: “This weather isn’t [...]
Wildfires threaten Indigenous First Nations lands
By K. James and Will Hodgkinson May 23, 2023 This month, wildfires continue to devastate Indigenous First Nations lands in [...]
Haydée Santamaría, central figure in the Cuban Revolution
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