Venezuela: The Vannesa Rosales case and the debate on legalizing abortion
The year began with an event that shook the foundations of the feminist movement in Venezuela. In the first days of January, it was revealed >> Read More
Month: January 2021
Lebanon: the return of mobilizations
By Maher Khazaal Like in the rest of the world, the Lebanese government took advantage of the pandemic to apply more austerity against the people >> Read More
Chile: Debates in the constituent process
The regime is recalculating and there is a chance to turn everything around By Maura Fajardo Gálvez and Martín Miranda, Movimiento Anticapitalista The process of “list making” towards >> Read More
Peru: Out of beds and supplies
By Alberto Giovanelli As we have already reported, Peru is going through a strong political crisis, with a transitional government that was instituted after the >> Read More
Tunisia: “Completing the Revolution” in Tunisia
Tunisia, which was regarded as an exception to success in the Arab Spring, is once again shaken by protests after 10 years. Tunisia is the >> Read More
2021 and Afterward: An Era Promises Global Upheavals – Güneş Gümüş
As he went through the 1929 crisis, Schumpeter defined capitalism’s incentive for continuous innovation with the concept of “creative destruction” inspired by Marx. For Schumpeter, >> Read More
Nahuel Moreno a 34 años de su muerte
Se cumple un nuevo aniversario del fallecimiento del fundador de la corriente histórica de la cual provienen el MST de Argentina y otras organizaciones que >> Read More
Biden takes office: Analysis and perspectives
By: Luis Meiners The inauguration ceremony took place in a city prepared as a war zone. Checkpoints, fences and more troops deployed in DC than >> Read More
From Slavery to Freedom, Part Three: Martin Luther King, the 1960s and the Political Struggle
By German Gómez January 1929 was already beginning to show signs of the exhaustion of capitalist production, which would explode in October of that same >> Read More
USA. From Slavery to Freedom, Part Two: The Ku Klux Klan and Racial Segregation
By Germán Gómez The path of the African-American communities in the United States had different stages and characteristics, but with a common feature: the struggle >> Read More