Nicaragua: No Stopping the Sandinista Revolution
41 years on from the revolutionary triumph of 1979, the Sandinista Front for National Liberation (FSLN) in Nicaragua looks stronger and with more legitimacy than ever.
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Breakups and Leaks
Germany is soon going to face hard confrontations, both in the domestic and foreign spheres. Will their outcome steer Germany to the right – or just possibly leftward?
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Struggle for Palestinian Freedom Wins Significant Victories
While Israel historically put Palestinians on the slow burner, gnawing at their lands and livelihoods, time was in Israel’s favor as the world turned a blind eye. Recent developments indicate that those days are over, the timer is now ticking on Israel.
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The Fallacy of Denouncing ‘Both Sides’ of the U.S.-China Conflict
In order to challenge the New Cold War on China, the left must abandon these equivalencies and disrupt the U.S. war machine.
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Iran-China Sign Long-Term Trade Agreement: Two Articles
The deal is going to have enormous implications for the balance of power in the Middle East and beyond.
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Popular Protagonism in Venezuela’s Transition to Socialism
In this interview, Lebowitz explores the importance of participation and democracy in the construction of socialism, while reflecting on the internal contradictions of the Bolivarian Process.
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Remembering Patrice Lumumba: A Martyr of the Revolution
Lumumba lived and died fighting for the liberation of African people from the shackles of colonial powers. His legacy lives in the struggle of African nations against Neo-Imperialism.
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We Are in Palestine, Habibi, and Palestine Is Heaven: Two Articles
Standing up against Israel’s impunity, backed full-throatedly by the United States … There is no time to wait.
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Twitter Targets Accounts of News Outlets Covering Unrest in Bolivia
MintPress News, along with a number of independent Bolivian news outlets and journalists covering the unrest there, were all targeted for suspension at the same time.
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Latin America under CoronaShock: Social Crisis, Neoliberal Failure, and the People’s Alternatives
In Latin America, the pandemic has furthered – sometimes dramatically – a series of economic and social processes that were already underway before the virus emerged.
