US: Midterm elections, the impasse continues
By: Luis Meiners At the time of writing this article, the vote count for the legislative elections in the United States is still in progress. >> Read More
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Argentina: Legal abortion, protest at the US embassy
On June 27, feminist organizations held a protest at La Rural and marched towards the United States embassy, to repudiate the recent US Supreme Court >> Read More
United States: The Supreme Court seeks to overturn abortion rights
By: Luis Meiners On monday night Politico published a draft of a document expressing the position of the majority of the Supreme Court in favor >> Read More
US: Amazon workers in New York win the vote to form their union
By: Luis Meiners The voting took place between March 25th-30th, and the ballot count ended on April 1. In a landmark result, a majority of >> Read More
Russia out of Ukraine! For international solidarity to resist imperialism!
We re-publish the following statement by Tempest Collective in opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, originally published on their website. Erin Cass writes on >> Read More
Stop Putin’s war!Neither Washington nor Moscow but global antiwar solidarity!
We re-publish the following article by Ashley Smith originally published in Tempest. Vladimir Putin’s barbaric invasion of Ukraine is the most important geopolitical development since >> Read More
Ukraine, interview with Oleg Vernyk: “Russian workers are our brothers in the anti-capitalist struggle”
Interview with our comrade Oleg Vernyk, president of the independent Union of Labor Protection “Zahist Pratsi” and leader of the Ukrainian Socialist League (USL), section >> 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