1st Congress of the ISL: Resolution on socio-environmental struggles
Considering: *That the 1st World Congress of the ISL discussed this point on the basis of a contribution published in Bulletin N° 7 and that >> Read More
Ecology
Argentina: Honduran embassy. Justice for Berta Cáceres
By Jessi Gentile After several years of delay, the second oral trial for the murder of Lenca indigenous leader Berta Cáceres Flores has begun in >> Read More
Brazil: from the ISL we join the Solidarity Campaign with the people of Amazonas #SOSAmazonas
By Alternativa Socialista – ISL, Brasil. From the International Socialist League, we want to send our solidarity to the comrades who in the state of >> Read More
Nicaragua: Cocibolca + Cyanide = Ecocide
By Alternativa Anticapitalista On October 8, Fundación del Río denounced the possible spill of 10 to 25 quintals of cyanide in Lake Cocibolca, that is, >> Read More
The Amazon and the Pantanal Burn: “The Air is Unbarable”
By Mauricio Matos – Luta Socialista / PSOL When the Supreme Federal Court – STF decided to publish the images of the ministerial meeting held >> Read More
International Manifesto / Young Lives Matter: Let´s Turn Everything Over
We are the generation that is experiencing the second capitalist crisis in just over ten years. The reality is that, for the youth, working conditions >> Read More
Refuge
The socio-environmental debate was not at the center of the FIT-U Conference, but it was raised. The only presentation on the subject was developed in >> Read More
How did the Epidemics Decline in 1800’s? – Meriç Erdolu
The effects of epidemic diseases on human depends not only on the microorganisms that cause them, but also on the living conditions of the people. >> Read More
The Coronavirus Outbreak is “Chernobyl of Capitalism”- V.U. Arslan
The Chernobyl disaster, which caused the USSR to be widely questioned and condemned from inside and outside, was one of the most memorable events of >> Read More
A Different Metabolism
By Mariano Rosa The origins of the pandemic are still controversial. However, there seems to be sufficient evidence of the causes that amplify its spread. >> Read More