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.
The hesitant positions are examples of the confusion and propagandism that make it so difficult for us in the dispute for public opinion.
Workers, young people, women and the popular masses as a whole have just snatched, after more than 40 days of strikes and unprecedented mass demonstrations, a precious and historic first victory by forcing the departure on 2 April 2019 of Bouteflika – the embodiment of an oligarchic, authoritarian, quasi-monarchical liberal regime subject to the interests of imperialist foreign powers.
Bolsonaro's "commemoration" proposal was met with outrage, showing that the extreme right's attempt to rewrite the history of Brazil and the world will not succeed.
We need our solidarity with all the peoples of the Middle East and the search for a democratic and just solution that only socialism can open, however utopian it may seem today in the midst of the massacres.
Bolsonaro's incompetence on heading the presidency already begins to be perceived by important part of the Brazilian people
Algeria is experiencing a popular uprising that is unprecedented since the proclamation of national independence. Since 22 February 2019, following calls launched on the Internet, large rallies, with a massive presence of women, have been organized in all cities, followed by workers and young students
The group helped leftwing candidates Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib win long-shot elections to Congress in 2018
Just as we consider the disappeared Argentinians as our martyrs, we feed on the conquests like the crowd that took to the streets on Sunday.
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