Yes, US did Bail Out Banks. What Would a People’s Bailout Look Like?
The US is divesting from working people and investing in banks and venture capitalists, to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Socialism Is Increasingly Popular in the US, So the US House of Representatives Denounces it
The resolution passed by the US House of Representatives falsely accused socialist countries of mass and accused the revolutionary processes in Cuba and Venezuela of causing great economic harm to the people while remaining silent on the primary reason for these hardships – US sanctions.
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The French Working Class Organizes to Defeat Macron’s Pension Reforms
On January 10, all the major trade unions in France gave a joint call for protests against the proposals for pension reforms announced by the Macron-led government. Youth groups, including the Young Communist Movement of France, have also called for protests against the reforms.
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The Call Heard Around the World: Free Julian Assange Now!
Thousands of people formed a human chain around the UK Parliament on October 8 to demand freedom for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Actions in solidarity with the imprisoned journalist were held across the world, including in Morocco, Brazil, Australia, and the US.
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Panamanian Movements Win Key Agreement with Government on Fuel Price
The social organizations and trade unions, which called for the ongoing national strike in Panama, have signed an agreement with the right-wing government to reduce and freeze the price of fuel at USD 3.25 per gallon.
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National Strike in Panama Continues Amid Heavy Repression
Thousands of Panamanians have been on strike since July 1 to demand the government of Laurentino Cortizo take immediate action to address the country’s economic crisis.
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World Condemns Shireen Abu Akleh’s Murder by Israeli Security Forces
Over 20 progressive news outlets, including TeleSUR TV and Pan African TV, have signed a statement condemning the assassination of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
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May Day: Worker’s Struggle Celebration Is Well-Deserved After a Momentous Year
A look at some of the most important labor struggles of this past year.
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Xiomara Castro’s Government Declares Honduras Free of Open-Pit Mining
The initiative, which placed the protection of the environment above the interests of the transnational companies, was celebrated by environmentalists and social organizations across the country.
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Colombians Resume Protests Against Duque’s Far-Right Government
On August 26, as a part of a new national strike, thousands of Colombians took to the streets across the country in rejection of a new tax reform bill promoted by the national government and in support of the ten bills presented by different sectors last month.
