The Indian government is under heavy pressure to open the country’s market to US agricultural products. Farmers claim the move would be a disaster for India’s already crisis-ridden agriculture sector.

The opposition argues that the new debt was taken on to sustain an economic program that is not working as claimed by Milei.

Noboa triumphed comfortably in a surprising second electoral round. Correa’s supporters demand a recount of the votes.

Economists, intellectuals, and movement leaders gathered in São Paulo, Brazil, to discuss new models of development and ways to overcome capitalism.

As Boric prepares for his last months in government, polls seem to favor candidates from the right and extreme right.

A wave of university industrial action signals a deepening crisis in British higher education, driven by market-oriented policies

After mass mobilizations in Colombia, Edgar Mojica discusses the need for government action, and the possibility of implementing reforms via decree.

Tras la violenta represión de las manifestaciones de los jubilados, sindicatos de periodistas y organizaciones sociales demandan la renuncia de la Secretaria de Seguridad, Patricia Bullrich.

After the violent repression of the retirees’ demonstrations, journalists’ unions and social organizations demanded the resignation of the Secretary of Security, Patricia Bullrich.

Mobilizations demanded respect for women’s lives in the face of gender violence, as well as the end of the neoliberal advance in the region.

Ecuador’s election heads to a run-off amid crisis, repression, and militarization. The outcome will decide between neoliberal rule or a Citizen Revolution comeback.

South Africa’s two largest parties, allied in the Government of National Unity, disagree on how to resolve the budget crisis: The ANC wants to raise taxes on the poor to continue funding social programs, while the DA prefers to slash public expenditure.