Lorca: Shot for Being “Red and Homosexual”
By Ingrid Fernández 84 years since the murder of the great Federico García Lorca: poet, playwright, musician, cartoonist and theater director. García Lorca was shot >> Read More
Month: August 2020
UAE-Israel Rapprochement: The Absurdity of Middle East Peace Plan
By Hassan Jan On Thursday 13th August, the United Arab Emirates and Israel reached an agreement that would lead to the establishment of diplomatic relations >> Read More
Pakistan: Lal Khan’s “PARTITION, can it be undone?”: Trauma of Partition
August 14th and 15th are celebrated as the days of independence of Pakistan and India from direct British imperialist rule. It is celebrated with great pomp and >> Read More
From Stonewall to Black Lives Matter
We publish the following contribution by Keegan O´Brien to the debates and thoughts on the LGBTQ movement and the Black Lives Matter rebellion, originally published >> Read More
Nicaragua: Migrants and the Orteguista Retaining Wall
By Alternativa Anticapitalista “Nicaraguans have the right to move and take up residence in any part of the national territory; to enter and leave the >> Read More
Statement of the Belarusian Independent Trade Union on the latest events in the country
We reproduce the following statement recently issued by the Belarusian Independent Trade Union on the latest events in the country. STATEMENT The Executive Office of >> Read More
ISL Declaration-Campaign: 1 dollar/1 euro in solidarity with the Lebanese working class
The horrific explosion that took place in the Port of Beirut was the last and indisputable proof of the bankruptcy of Lebanon’s sui generis bourgeois >> Read More
Turkish Economy Ran Out Of Gunpowder – Güneş Gümüş
The Covid-19 pandemic hit the economies worldwide. The demand in markets sharply fell, unemployment and impoverishment increased and so do the discontent and anger among >> Read More
Belarus: Massive rejection of the fraudulent elections
Thing will never be the same in this Eastern European country. The new re-election of Aleksandr Lukashenko has come at a very high political cost >> Read More
The Lebanese Revolution Brought Down Another Government
Prime Minister Hassan Diab resigned along with his cabinet on August 10, pointing out that the country’s “chronic corruption” was responsible for the explosion that >> Read More