The further devaluation of the Argentine peso last week has plunged the working class of Argentina into further economic insecurity and instability

Joao Pedro Stedile of the Landless Rural Workers Movement writes about the crisis of capitalism and the situation on the ground in Brazil

Manuel Bertoldi, an Argentine social leader from the platform of social movements Frente Patria Grande, analyzes the importance of the victory of the left-wing candidate in the primary elections, recently held in the country.

The Indian researcher also spoke with Brasil de Fato about BRICS, fascism, and working-class organization

The results show that Argentines have had enough of Macri’s neoliberal and repressive policies and are ready for a more progressive government

The health care professionals are protesting against a tax reform approved last year in December, which seeks to privatize public health care services in the country

In light of the secretiveness that has marked negotiations around the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, trade justice activists and people’s movements are planning a campaign against the free trade agreement

The social leader denounced that the money received by the IMF has been used to stabilize the dollar for electoral purposes

The creative protest denounced how the right-wing government’s neoliberal economic policies have violated the most fundamental right to food for many sectors of society

Bonnie Faulkner speaks to Dr. Michael Hudson, a financial economist and historian about the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank on her podcast Guns and Butter

Ecuadorian workers, trade unionists, peasants, students, and more have been mobilizing across the country for the past five days in rejection of Lenín Moreno’s government and the agreement signed with the IMF

Thousands of Ecuadorians are mobilizing in the national strike to reject the austerity measures announced after the government signed a $4.2 billion deal with the IMF