Trump impeached: What next?
By John Catalinotto December 20, 2019 Dec. 20 — The U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach the president on two [...]
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Food stamps on the chopping block / A tale of two budgets
By Deirdre Griswold December 11, 2019 The gang of flunkies for the super-rich running the show in Washington, D.C., are [...]
50th annual National Day of Mourning
By Stephanie Tromblay December 10, 2019 Indigenous people and supporters gathered on a windy, rainy cold day at Plymouth, [...]
Message to Day of Mourning: ‘We will keep fighting, telling the truth
By Stephanie Hedgecoke December 3, 2019 These slightly edited remarks were given at the National Day of Mourning rally on [...]
‘Thanksgiving’ statement from political prisoner Leonard Peltier
By Leonard Peltier December 3, 2019 Leonard Peltier is the revered former leader of the American Indian Movement who has [...]
The class and caste roots of hatred for Bolivia’s ‘Indios’
November 26, 2019 Linera is the elected Bolivian vice president currently exiled in Mexico. Workers World publishes this [...]
Resistance continues as coup regime murders 30 in Bolivia
By John Catalinotto November 25, 2019 Nov. 23 — Since a U.S.-backed military coup aided by fascist gangs overthrew the [...]
National Day of Mourning: The truth about the Pilgrims’ invasion and 400+ years of genocide that followed
By Stephanie Tromblay November 25, 2019 This article is based on lightly edited excerpts from a talk given at a Nov. 2 forum [...]
Despite victims, Bolivia’s Indigenous people resist coup
By Marco Teruggi November 21, 2019 Published Nov. 15 on pagina12.org.ar. Translation by John Catalinotto. This time peasants [...]
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