In the U.S. – Page 62 – Struggle

Rally for housing justice in Baltimore

September 21, 2020 Lev Koufax

On Sept. 14, activists with the Peoples Power Assembly and delegates of the Baltimore public housing Resident Advisory Board marched and rallied for housing justice. The demonstrators demanded increased funding for public housing and an […]

Kevin Zeese, ¡presenté!

September 10, 2020 Sharon Black

Struggle-La Lucha newspaper and the Socialist Unity Party/Partido de Socialismo Unido send our heartfelt condolences to Kevin Zeese’s family, loved ones and friends, especially his life partner Margaret Flowers. His sudden death on Sept. 6 […]

Stop the bombing! End the blockade! Let Gaza live!

August 30, 2020 Bill Dores

As Secretary of State Mike Pompeo illegally addressed the Republican national convention from Israeli-occupied Jerusalem, U.S.-made Israeli planes launched U.S.-made missiles into the Gaza Strip. Since Aug. 1, Israel’s U.S.-made, U.S.-paid for, Israeli Air Force […]

Evo Morales denounces latest coup plot, warns of an imminent massacre

August 8, 2020 Struggle - La Lucha

Lauca Eñe-RKC-7-08-20.- Former Bolivian president Evo Morales Ayma, speaking to Radio Kawsachun Coca on the occasion of the 195th anniversary of the Armed Forces, denounced that according to his information, the government and the military […]

The power of protests and the Supremacist Court

July 4, 2020 Scott Scheffer

The massive demonstrations over the racist police murder of George Floyd have some of the corporate political establishment scrambling to find footing on a changed political landscape. Even as the Trump administration doubles down with […]

Attempts to undermine Cuban medical brigades will not succeed

June 16, 2020 Bill Hackwell at Resumen

Every evening for the past two-and-a-half months, the people of Cuba have come out on their streets and porches to applaud and cheer for the 3,000 members of the Henry Reeve International Medical Brigade who […]

Should workers support police unions?

June 5, 2020 Sam Marcy

This article first appeared Jan. 29, 1971, headlined “The year of the pig: Should workers support police strikes?” On the Chinese calendar, 1971 was a Year of the Pig. Are strikes by the police to […]

Tom Cotton needs an education

May 11, 2020 Stephen Millies

Sen. Tom Cotton wants to stop Chinese college students from studying science in the United States. The Arkansas statesman told Fox News on April 26 that “if Chinese students want to come here and study […]

Coronavirus lab story originated in the White House

May 5, 2020 Scott Scheffer

The campaign of slander against China to deflect criticism of President Trump over the COVID-19 pandemic has ratcheted up in recent days. It isn’t only a defensive move by the Trump administration itself. A leaked […]

Condolence message on the passing of Father Lawrence Lucas

April 25, 2020 Struggle - La Lucha

It is with heartfelt sympathy that we send our condolences on the passing of Father Lawrence Lucas, one of the founders of the December 12th Movement. Father Lucas has such a rich and powerful history […]