Kamala Harris goes to Central America − and so does Wall St.
By Teresa Gutierrez June 16, 2021 In 1973, Eduardo Galeano wrote what was then a groundbreaking book, “Open Veins of [...]
Class struggle
Massive response of Greek workers to attack on the eight-hour day
By G. Dunkel June 4, 2021 For the past month, Greek workers have been protesting the right-wing New Democracy [...]
Masses battle rightist regimes in Colombia, Brazil, Chile
By John Catalinotto June 2, 2021 Ongoing struggles in three South American countries show the general uprising that began [...]
Pakistan: Resistance to state violence continues
By Tania Siddiqi June 2, 2021 On the Muslim holiday Eid Al-Fitr, Gujjar Nala and Orangi Nala residents, known as affectees, [...]
French unions respond to housing crisis
By G. Dunkel June 3, 2021 In France, activists hold a banner saying “A roof is a right” According to the French housing [...]
South Asia: Drive for profit fuels effort to evict poor
By Tania Siddiqi May 12, 2021 Karachi residents resist ongoing illegal demolitions and forced evictions. In Pakistan, [...]
Colombia: State terror won’t stop the struggle
By Martha Grevatt May 11, 2021 Since April 28, workers in Colombia have been waging a general strike. The strike was [...]
Ecuador election: Analysts debate why neoliberal banker won
By Michael Otto May 4, 2021 Ibarra, Ecuador April 30 — In the wake of the April 11 second round of the presidential [...]
Review: ‘Capitalism on a Ventilator’/ The impact of COVID-19 in China & the U.S.
By Ted Kelly October 13, 2020 “Capitalism on a Ventilator: The Impact of COVID-19 in China & the U.S” chronicles [...]
The limitations of Biden’s climate change plan
By Jason Cohen April 28, 2021 Climate change march Sept. 2014, New York City While on the campaign trail, Joe Biden [...]
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