On Black Awareness Day, Brazilians march for rights and the end of black genocide
Demonstrators took to the streets in several cities to celebrate black activists and a different project for society
People’s BRICS: Decisive battle against anti-people, imperialist forces
During People’s BRICS, which took place in Brazilian capital Brasilia, participants resolved to fight a decisive battle against anti-people, imperialist forces
Guaidó backers forcibly enter Venezuelan embassy in Brasília
Paramilitary group remained inside the embassy for more than 12 hours
Peoples’ BRICS issues call for solidarity against capitalism and imperialism
On the concluding day of the Peoples’ BRICS summit in Brasilia, participants discussed the assault on democracy and the need for strengthening solidarity between movements
Peoples’ BRICS Summit closing statement: “We demand changes so we can have a future”
Two-day event was held in Brasília before the BRICS Summit where heads of governments will meet
Lula to supporters: “We cannot allow militiamen to destroy the country we have built”
Outside Metal Workers’ Union, ex-president attacked Bolsonaro government and reiterated his will to fight for justice
“Peoples’ BRICS” to be held concurrently with BRICS Summit
People’s movements, unions, and parties will debate common issues between Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa
Lula released from prison, developments in Syria, privacy and intelligence after Pegasus
In this episode of Mapping Faultlines, we first talk about Lula’s release. In Syria, Russian and Turkish troops have begun joint patrols. Finally, what next in the digital world after Pegasus?
Lula’s first speech after release: gratitude to supporters and plans to tour Brazil
“I leave here at age 74 and my heart only has room for love. Love will win in this country,” the ex-president said
Lula Is Free.
Ana Paula Vargas and Vijay Prashad reflect on the importance of the release of former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva from prison and what it means for Brazil and Latin America
Brazil’s ex-president Lula freed after 580 days in prison
Court released him Friday after top court ruled that a person can be incarcerated only after exhausting all remedies
Brazil’s Supreme Court ruling could free Lula
In a 6-5 vote, Brazil’s top court ruled that people cannot be imprisoned until they have exhausted all legal remedies
- 40 more Palestinian prisoners go on hunger strike
- 1.5 million French workers take to the streets against Macron’s pension reforms
- Young healthcare professionals in Buenos Aires to stage massive demonstration today
- Berta Cáceres’ assassins are sentenced but true justice remains elusive
- Palestinians condemn Israel’s plan for illegal settlement in occupied Hebron
