Special Newsletter on the day of mobilizations against the Pension Reform of the Bolsonaro government and on the leaks by The Intercept site that prove the selectivity of the Minister of Justice, Sérgio Moro, in the Lava Jato (Car Wash) trials.
Left On The Move Newsletter highlights: theses on feminism prepared by MES militants, the June 14 Swiss women workers' strike, analysis of democratic rebellions in Sudan and Algeria, and the campaign for freedom of Pakistani activists.
This work is a publication of Sâmia Bomfim and Fernanda Melchionna, both federal deputies for PSOL,and reflects a concentrated effort to bring together all that we have built up as our conception of feminism
If the 2019 strike assumed an unprecedented scale, this is due, especially, to its decentralized nature.
Known for its opulent and modern skyscrapers, Hong Kong has become a synonym for a series of democratic demonstrations in international news.
On May 26, the army fired on a non-violent protest of the Pashtun Defence Movement (PTM), killing at least 13 people and injuring dozens. The two Members of the National Assembly of the PTM were arrested, Ali Wazeer first, Mohsin Dawar later. Curfew was imposed on Waziristan.
The PT, the FFS and the PST are thus placed before a historic responsibility. In no case should the work of building/rebuilding grassroots movement be opposed to the joint action of political forces at the top.
The feminist women’s strike on 14 June in Switzerland was a real success. [1] Here is the story of how and why it was organized from one of the leading activists.
Recent uprisings in Sudan and Algeria have avoided mistakes of 2011.
Last Friday (06/14) was marked by stoppages by Brazilian workers against the pension reform of the Bolsonaro government. PSOL public figures were present at the events and pickets all over the country.
A general strike paralyzed some categories of workers, carried out actions across the country throughout the day and culminated in large mobilizations in the main cities at the end of the day.
A new page to support and build new alternatives in Latin America and the world, defending the power of the workers and people against the 1% of the rich and privileged, and a society without exploitation.
