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Honduras: You Continue to Generate Rebelliousness, Comrade Berta Cáceres

March 6, 2021 Editor2 assassination, Berta Caceres, COPINH, Honduras, land defender, Lenca, US Imperialism

By Carlos Aznárez – Mar 3, 2021 Five years without your voice but your legacy continues to spread among the

Featured image: Hugo Chávez is living in us (Photo: Marco Bello).

Eight Years

March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Carola Chavez Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Carola Chavez, Chavez legacy, Chavismo, China, Ecuador, Hugo Chavez, India, Lula, multipolar order, resistance, Russia, Venezuela, Victory

By Carola Chávez – Mar 5, 2021 I thought I could not live without you. I thought we could not

Africa International Opinion

Bobi Wine Disappoints by Supporting Venezuela’s Guaidó, but Museveni Remains a Dictator

March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Kambale Musavuli Bobi Wine, Felix Tshisekedi, Juan Guaido, Julius Malema, Kambale Musavuli, Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba, Uganda, US Imperialism, Yoweri Museveni

By Kambale Musavuli – Mar 4, 2021 Today, I woke up to an unbelievable post on Twitter by Ugandan politician

Economy Opinion

A Financial Crash Bigger than 2008 Will be the Next Step in our Crisis

March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Rainer Shea Bitcoin, Chinese yuan, financial crash, financialization, Rainer Shea, speculation, US Dollar, V-shaped recovery

By Rainer Shea – Mar 2, 2021 It’s not just that the hope for a V-shaped recovery from this last

Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

New US Admin Stands for Same Grotesque & Brutal Policies Against Venezuela, Shows Just How Little They Actually CARE for People

March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Eva Barlett attack against Venezuelan sovereignty, Biden administration, Biden follows Trumps lead, Blinken the new Pompeo, Eva Bartlett, Guaido fake president, illegal sanctions, US Imperialism

By Eva Bartlett – Mar 4, 2021 Venezuelan non-president, Juan Guaidó, is back in headlines after the new US Secretary

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

The New March for Political Change in Haiti

March 5, 2021 Editor2 Corruption, debt, Fednel Monchery, Foreign Intervention, G9, Haití, Human Rights, international cooperation, Jimmy Cherizier, Jovenel Moise, Moïse’s Gangs, Protests in Haiti, Rigaud Duplan

By Federico Larsen – Mar 3, 2021 Jovenel Moïse’s government seems destined to fall soon. But in Haiti, even what

Ideology-Commune-Labor Opinion

Commander Hugo Chavez, Eight Years and 2021

March 5, 2021March 5, 2021 Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza bolivariana revolution, Chavismo, Hugo Chavez, Hugo Chavez Legacy, resistence, Venezuela

By Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza – Mar 5, 2021 To speak about Commander Chavez is very easy, because Chavez himself was a

Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

The Fight Against COVID-19: Illegal Vaccination Scandals Shake Latin America

March 5, 2021 Editor2 Brazil, COVID-19, Covid-19 Vaccine, Ecuador, Francisco Sagasti, illegal vaccination, Jair Bolsonaro, Juan Carlos Zevallos, Martin Vizcarra, Peru

By Alejandra Garcia – Mar 2, 2021 The release of lists containing hundreds of names of politicians, public officials, businessmen,

Ideology-Commune-Labor Opinion

Hugo Chávez’s Legacy: Unity and Anti-imperialism

March 5, 2021March 5, 2021 Nino Pagliccia anti-imperialism, bolivarian revolution, democracy, Hugo Chavez, Independence, peace, Popular Power, sovereignty, unity, Venezuela

By Nino Pagliccia – Mar 5, 2021 This March, many remember Hugo Chávez. He passed away eight years ago. It

Asia International Opinion

Israel Jails Palestinian Politicians Ahead of PA Elections

March 4, 2021 Editor2 2021 Palestinian elections, Adnan Asfour, Hamas, Khalida Jarrar, Khitam Saafin, Mahmoud Abbas, Naif al-Rajoub, Palestinian Legislative Council, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Yasser Mansour

By Tamara Nassar – Mar 2, 2021 With Palestinian legislative and presidential elections set to take place in coming months, Israel is

Asia International Opinion

Myanmar Workers and Unions on the Front Lines in Fight Against Coup

March 4, 2021 Editor2 Myanmar, Myanmar’s military, protests, Trade Unions Myanmar (CTUM), UN Human Rigth, union

By Kevin Lin – Feb 26, 2021 Update: Late Friday evening, February 26 (local time), the Myanmar military declared most of

International Opinion US/Canada

Mumia Abu-Jamal, Now in his 40th Year as an Incarcerated Prisoner, has Covid-19

March 4, 2021 Dave Lindorff black panthers, COVID-19, Mumia Abu-Jamal, political prisoner, US

By Dave Lindorff – Mar 1, 2021 Internationally known US political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal has reported to friends and family

Ideology-Commune-Labor Opinion

Notes on Revolutionary Hope

March 4, 2021 Yanis Iqbal capitalism, class, determinism, ep thompson, Gramsci, hope, Imperialism, jean paul sartre, Marx, marxism, notes, Political economy, revolution, revolutionary, socialism, struggle

By Yanis Iqbal – Mar 1, 2021 Humanity stands at a dangerous crossroads: a conflict between making profits and saving

International Opinion US/Canada

Dogmatism Run Amuck: The Trudeau Government Jettisons Most of its Venezuelan Allies Living in Canada and the US

March 3, 2021March 4, 2021 Pierre LeBlanc Allan Culham, Canada, Chrystia Freeland, guarimbas, Irwin Cotler, Trudeau, Venezuelan

By Pierre LeBlanc – Mar 1, 2021 In a theatre-of-the-absurd move, the Government of Canada has slammed the door shut

International Opinion US/Canada

After Years of Propaganda, American Views of Russia and China Hit Historic Lows

March 3, 2021 Alan MacLeod China, Cold War, Gallup, poll, Propaganda, Republic opinion, Russia, US Imperialism

By Alan Macleod – Mar 1, 2021 Both pro- and anti-war voices have stated that the U.S. is on the

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