In memory of Moonanum James: ‘We are not vanishing. We are not conquered’
By Moonanum James November 19, 2022 Moonamum James, a co-leader of United American Indians of New England, died on Dec. 4, [...]
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Cherokee Nation: Broken treaties and Indigenous sovereignty
By Will Hodgkinson November 10, 2022 The Cherokee Nation has renewed its long-standing demands that the U.S. Congress honor [...]
Brazil elections: Workers, most oppressed defeat fascist Bolsonaro
By Martha Grevatt October 31, 2022 The people of Brazil have shown remarkable courage, in the face of extreme right-wing [...]
Typhoon rips through Western Alaska exposing high cost of climate change
By Paddy Colligan October 6, 2022 A New York Times weekly news quiz Sept. 9 asked which of these climate disasters happened [...]
A long history of war lies
By Jorge Cadima October 10, 2022 This article was published Sept. 29 in Avante, the newspaper of the Portuguese Communist [...]
Panamá: Workers strike, win price rollback
By Deborah Rodriguez August 2, 2022 The author was in Panama City, Panama, on a school trip with her daughter when the [...]
Ecuador’s popular movements halt national strike after tentative agreement
By Michael Otto July 5, 2022 Ibarra, Imbabura Province, Ecuador July 3 – Representatives of popular organizations ended an [...]
Beyond the SCOTUS attack on abortion
July 5, 2022 White supremacy did not begin nor will it end with the June 24 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that swept away Roe v. [...]
Ecuador’s national strike at a crossroads
By Michael Otto June 27, 2022 Ibarra, Imbabura Province, Ecuador June 26 — The Indigenous-led National Strike in Ecuador [...]
Colombia’s election raises hopes for peace
By M. Rafael June 29, 2022 Since the news of Gustavo Petro’s victory in the Colombian elections on June 19, a massive [...]
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