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.
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.
So far, we have made an intense journey of struggles in defense of education, starting on May 15, passing through 30M and having the 14J as another step. This journey does not end now. The students' movement has risen, either on its own, or together with the workers, and it must continue.
David Miranda stands for political pluralism and security and freedom of parliamentary exercise
Special Bulletin on the Brazilian 15-M with records and analysis of the protests that demoralized the government of Jair Bolsonaro.
Demonstrations for education have taken over Brazil, cornering Bolsonaro.
Federal deputy of the PSOL calls for the resignation of Minister of Education, vocalizing the voices of the people and youth, who took to the streets creating a giant #EducationTsunami (#TsunamiDaEducação)!
The May 15th demonstrations showed that the government loses the population’s trust by the hour, and can be defeated through popular organization.
Those who have been on the streets understood that there is no negotiation with this government
In this issue of the Left On The Move Newsletter, we continue to highlight the rebellions in Algeria and Sudan, which have put old political regimes that survived the Arab Spring of 2011 at risk.
Latest edition of the Left on the Move Newsletter: the victories in Chicago, the struggle of the Palestinian people, the rebellion in Algeria and more of our latest articles.
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