This edition of the Left on the Move Newsletter highlights the call for the Internationalist Seminar of MES, the assessment of the UNE Congress and the mobilizations in Arequipa and Puerto Rico.
Hong Kong has justified its existence as an interface between Western neoliberal globalism and China’s statist authoritarian capitalism. China no longer needs the city to play that role; Hong Kongers desperately need an alternative.
Massive demonstrations in Hong Kong have forced the government to shelve a bill that could muzzle dissident voices. But the protesters are still on the streets — and they’re demanding the resignation of Hong Kong’s chief executive.
From Brazil, we from PSOL sympathize with the struggling youth in the autonomous region of Hong Kong and express our support for the resistance against authoritarianism and police violence that today threaten this population.
Memorable, the night of July 30, 2019 entered the history of Brazilian politics.
Hong Kong’s mass anti-authoritarian struggle urgently needs organised self-defence.
Celebrations were held throughout the night in Puerto Rico after Governor Ricardo Rosselló announced he would resign, following 12 days of mass protests.
We must organize this resistance and offer a way against the barbarism of Bolsonaro, Guedes and the capitalists who celebrate the dismantling of people's rights. The last word has not yet been given.
In the same way that CONGA put water law as a priority, Tía María places agriculture as the axis of social development and calls into question extractivism as it is conceived today in the hands of large multinationals.
We propose a meeting to contribute, to elaborate, and to find coincidences of politics and initiatives open to the left-wing organizations that propose an internationalist strategy.
The student movement needs to bet all their chips on the streets on August 13th.
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.
