Peruvian feminists say no more violence, no more silence
Thousands of Peruvians took to the streets in different cities across the country in response to the alarming number of femicides.
“Cuba will continue its fight against US imperialism”
A brief and exclusive interview with Fernando Gonzalez of the Cuban Five
Saudi Arabia losing ground and allies in its war on Yemen
Recently, the Yemeni Houthis were successfully able to carry out a drone strike on an oilfield in Saudi Arabia, and currently possess drones with a range covering all of Saudi Arabia.
Left unions to fight privatization of Indian Railways collectively
N N Banerjee of the Indian Railways Employees Federation (IREF) talks about the struggles ahead for the railway unions in India.
Iranian tanker set free: What next?
UK recently announced its decision to set free Grace1, the Iranian supertanker which was seized about a month ago.
Education Tsunami strikes again in Brazil
Thousands of Brazilians students took to the streets in rejection of far-right president Jair Bolsonaro and his government’s attacks on public education and pensions
Mexican farmers embark on national strike
The strike was organized on the 140th birth anniversary of the Mexican revolutionary leader Emiliano Zapata.
India’s Kashmir move: “An attack on the Indian constitution and people of Kashmir”
Protests were organized in New Delhi and other states by Left parties and organisations terming the Indian government’s decision to remove the autonomy to Kashmir as an attack against constitution of country and the people of Kashmir.
Indian government has launched a war against workers’ rights
This protest was held against the labour law amendments being passed by the Indian far-right government, which will strip workers of many of their hard-earned rights.
Movements denounce massacre of activists in Barinas, Venezuela
On July 27 in Barinas, Venezuela, six activists belonging to the movement La Corriente Revolucionaria Bolívar y Zamora (CRBZ) were shot and killed by unidentified gunmen.
Anti-Tía María mine protesters emerge victorious in Peru
Since July 15, thousands of farmers and inhabitants of the Tambo Valley in the Arequipa region of Peru have been mobilizing against the government’s decision to authorize the construction of the long-resisted Tía María mining project.
Puerto Rico governor forced to resign, protestors say this is only first step
Ricardo Rosselló, the governor of Puerto Rico, announced his resignation yesterday after week long mass protests on the island
- Migrant workers in Qatar score rare victory over unpaid salaries
- China and Russia call for UNSC meeting over US missile test, provocative statements
- UN postpones regional conference on torture in Egypt, after rights groups oppose it
- Ryanair pilots in the UK go on strike for better pay and work conditions
- 83 migrants aboard rescue ship Open Arms finally land in Italy
