Month: May 2026

“The strength of the working class is organization. Without the organization of the masses, the proletariat is nothing. Organized, it is everything.” — Vladimir Lenin  The Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT) in Brazil was enacted […]

Christian Velasco Rojas, a leader of La Resistencia Bolivia and a prominent voice in the country’s anti-imperialist left, on May 31 denounced U.S. interference in Bolivia’s internal affairs and rejected the policy of surrendering Bolivia’s […]

Bolivia’s Congress has cleared the road for martial law. On May 24, the Senate voted to remove legal limits on emergency rule. The Chamber of Deputies followed two days later. President Rodrigo Paz signed the […]

The following letter campaign was issued by Palestinian Youth Movement LA-OC-IE, VietRISE, Harbor Institute, and Orange County for Justice in Palestine. Send a letter. We, residents of Garden Grove and Orange County, stand united in […]

On May 28, former Bolivian President Evo Morales Ayma declared that the protests shaking Bolivia for the past month represent a popular rebellion against neoliberalism and a government that subordinates itself to the United States. […]

More than 300 people detained inside Newark, New Jersey’s Delaney Hall detention center are on a work and hunger strike, demanding that Gov. Mikie Sherrill visit the facility and meet with them. For months, immigrants […]

Shops looted, police stations ransacked, roads barricaded, buses damaged, lorries burnt. The artisanal miners of Lualaba and Haut-Katanga provinces — the cobalt and copper heartland of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) — are […]