Around the world – Page 68 – Struggle

India, France, Puerto Rico: Corporate media hide general strikes from U.S. workers

January 22, 2020 Greg Butterfield

Around the world, people are walking off the job in huge numbers, withholding their labor power to protest government attacks on workers’ rights and other crimes of the profit system. Why isn’t this in the […]

Britain: Capitalist decay and the Tories’ temporary victory

January 17, 2020 Stephen Millies

Behind Boris Johnson’s victory in the recent British elections are decades of capitalist decay. It’s hollowed out the British economy even more than it has done to the United States. The ruling class in both […]

Russia’s Anti-Imperialist Marathon: ‘We have much to learn from each other’

January 17, 2020 Greg Butterfield

On Dec. 8, 2019, activists in Moscow organized an event called the Anti-Imperialist Marathon, which broadcast live for over four hours on YouTube and other social media and was viewed by thousands of people in […]

New Years greetings from No Pasarán Hamburg

January 7, 2020 Struggle - La Lucha

To the comrades at Struggle-La Lucha and the Socialist Unity Party/Partido de Socialismo Unido, We were happy to receive your New Years greetings and reciprocate them wholeheartedly. We are united in our struggle, and we […]

U.S tech giants back India’s Hindu nationalist prime minister

January 1, 2020 Lallan Schoenstein

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are weaponizing India’s digital communications industry with the goal of turning India into a religious Hindu state. The giant U.S. internet corporations have supported and […]

After British election, urgent need for fight against racism

December 30, 2019 Scott Scheffer

The Dec. 12 British election was a contest between the reactionary, arch-racist Boris Johnson of the Conservative (Tory) Party and Jeremy Corbyn, who is representative of the most progressive wing of the British Labour Party. […]

International Human Rights Day actions condemn U.S. crimes

December 30, 2019 Bayani

On Dec. 4, 1950, the United Nations General Assembly formally established International Human Rights Day. This day was to be observed every year on Dec. 10 in honor of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, […]

Bolivia’s free territory of Chapare ousted coup regime, braces for bloody re-invasion

December 28, 2019 Ollie Vargas

Cochabamba, Bolivia — Known as Bolivia’s Chapare region, the Tropico of Cochabamba is a sanctuary for elected President Evo Morales’ most dedicated base of support. Since the November 10 coup, it has effectively become a […]

Masivas protestas se oponen a agenda anti musulmana de gobierno indio

December 28, 2019 Lallan Schoenstein

Masivas protestas están estallando en toda la India tras la aprobación el 11 de diciembre del Proyecto de Ley de Enmienda de Ciudadanía (CAB por sus siglas en inglés). La legislación despoja de sus derechos […]

Indian government’s anti-Muslim agenda opposed by massive protests

December 17, 2019 Lallan Schoenstein

Massive protests are erupting throughout India following the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) on Dec. 11. The legislation strips 200 million Indian Muslims, who account for 14 percent of the population, of their […]