As Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) consolidates power, the structural shake-up has also opened opportunities for grassroots sectors of the left. Last year, Rosario Piedra Ibarra, an important activist in the Eureka […]
Irina Layevska: Fighting discrimination in Mexico
Antonis Davanellos: Five years after the Syriza government and the referendum (part 2)
In 2015, the Syriza party’s (the Coalition of the Radical Left) electoral victory in Greece, in the wake of dozens of one and two-day general strikes and a vibrant set of social […]
Antonis Davanellos: Five years after the Syriza government and the referendum (part 1)
In 2015, the Syriza party’s (the Coalition of the Radical Left) electoral victory in Greece, in the wake of dozens of one and two-day general strikes and a vibrant set of social […]
Ingrid Saraiva: It’s time to Blacken the socialist left in Brazil and internationally
Ingrid Saraiva is a member of Afronte Campinas and coordinator of the Academic Center for Human Sciences. Studies gender, race, class and Marxism at Unicamp in São Paulo. This article was published […]
Baba Aye and Mbenga Komolafe: Nigerian solidarity with July 20 BLM strike
Baba Aye and Mbenga Komolafe are the co-convenors of the Coalition for Revolution (CORE) in Nigeria. This statement was issued to the national press on July 20, 2020 in solidarity with the […]
Julien Salingue: Abolish the police in France?
Julien Salingue is a member of the New Anticapitalist Party (NPA). He is the co-editor (with Celine Lebrun) of Israel, un Etat d’apartheid? (L’Harmattan, Paris, 2013) and the forthcoming Palestine d’Oslo (Cahiers de l’Iremmo). Translated by International Viewpoint from l’Anticapitaliste and […]
Pedro Serrano: For a mass, radical left in São Paulo, PSOL should back Sâmia Bomfim
As of July 9, Brazil is reporting 1,713,160 confirmed coronavirus cases and 67,964 Covid-19 deaths, figures which undercount the actual toll and place it second only to the U.S. Depending on the […]
Valerio Arcary: PSOL and rebuilding the left, Boulos/Erundina for São Paulo
As of July 8, Brazil is reporting 1,668,500 confirmed coronavirus cases and 66,741 Covid-19 deaths, figures which undercount the actual toll and place it second only to the U.S. Depending on the […]
Keymer Ávila: Racism and state violence in Venezuela (part 2)
Professor Keymer Ávila is a Researcher at the Institute of Criminal Sciences at the Central University of Venezuela and a Professor of Criminology at the same university. He is one of the […]
Keymer Ávila: Racism and state violence in Venezuela (part 1)
Professor Keymer Ávila is a Researcher at the Institute of Criminal Sciences at the Central University of Venezuela and a Professor of Criminology at the same university. He is one of the […]
