The only way to achieve the real denuclearization is the struggle for a just peace that we can only conquer with a deep rupture of the masses in the countries of the first world, China and Russia.
Left on the Move Newsletter #1 It is with great pleasure that we open the first newsletter of Left on the Move, one of the few sites on the international left edited in three languages: English, Spanish and Portuguese. Every two weeks, we […]
The struggle of the Argentine women is fundamental for the future of the women's movement in Brazil. We interviewed the councilors of PSOL, Fernanda Melchionna and Sâmia Bomfim, to the Portal of the Left in Motion. They comment on the future of the Feminist Spring in Latin America.
The right triumphs again in Colombia, but it will hardly have the capacity to stop the anti-neoliberal process that is taking place in other countries of the continent.
Marielle's struggle is not going to stop, it will continue to be alive in every human rights fighter and especially in the struggle of black women for visibility and dignity.
The change of government is the occasion to put into practice the slogan that some unions have been defending: On the offensive!
The agreement drawn as a result of the mobilization of the truck drivers, which paralyzed the country, and the subsequent dismissal of Pedro Parente did not put an end to the crisis of Temer’s government.
The Supreme Court has handed bosses a license to divide workers and break the law.
Pushtoon Tahafuz Movement (PTM)once again became the target of harsh brutality; at least 8 people were killed and dozens injured in a militant attack by the so-called “Good Taliban” onPTM leader Ali Wazir at South Waziristan agency’s headquarters of Wana on Sunday 3rd June.
Seven years after the beginning of the Syrian popular uprising, it has been gradually transformed into a deadly war with an international character, the situation in the country is catastrophic at all levels.
While students throughout the country have played the leading role in the rebellion, farmers, environmentalists, and women’s organizations have also been involved.
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