Special newsletter about the political crisis in Peru.
We, the women who resist – in the streets, in our territories, from our spaces and communities – we are the feminist sisters from Abya Yala, those who combat with our bodies, and sustain life; We sympathize with the criminalized, detained, repressed and persecuted in these days of protest against the neoliberal economic measures (paquetazo) […]
We reaffirm our defense of democracy and call for a national mobilization out of respect for the will of the citizen that requires a democratic transition that begins with the closing of Congress.
They have bet on the possibility of building the new, the development of the new social and political movements, without longing for the old left. Peru makes its way ni calco ni copia, as Mariátegui said, once again gives us an example and we need to learn from it.
In all these years the social movement has taken a hard fight and is the backdrop of the crisis, so it is essential that it remains active to ensure a democratic exit and thereby pave the way for the great background transformations that the country requires.
The Global Climate Strike that took place yesterday was a milestone in Brazil's environmental struggle, bringing together tens of thousands of young people in more than 35 cities across the country to protest against the destruction of the planet.
In the coming days we will march all over Brazil for another world and for another system that privileges life and nature and not the profits of a handful of rich people! There is no Planet B, we must put an end to disaster capitalism.
President of PSOL Santarém (PA) denounces the fires in Alter do Chão.
International mobilization against the destruction of the Amazon, the economic turbulence, socialism in the U.S., elections in Argentina, the future of the Sudanese revolution, the mobilization in Hong Kong and the international meeting of MES/PSOL.
The Sudanese Revolution has won major victories. But it still needs to wrestle control from the military to popular forces.
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