In this wide-ranging essay, Julia Camara and Laia Facet, both members of Anticapitalistas in the Spanish State and activists in the massive feminist movement there, assess the potential for a feminist realignment […]
Julia Camara and Laia Facet: A feminist realignment for Marxism
Esquerda Online: Lula’s freedom changes Brazil.
Editorial statement, Esquerda Online, Sao Paulo. Esquerda Online is published by Resistência, a revolutionary socialist component current of Brazil’s Party for Socialism and Freedom. Lula’s parole changes Brazil’s political panorama. After 580 […]
Franck Gaudichaud: We are at the beginning of the end of neoliberalism
Interview with Frank Gaudichaud by Jean Baptiste Thomas and Julien Anchaing Translation by Héctor A. Rivera Franck Gaudichaud is a specialist of contemporary Chile, president of the association France Amerique Latine and member […]
Claudio Katz: Who’s who in Latin America’s upheaval
By Claudio Katz November 23, 2019 Latin America is experiencing an abrupt change generated by enormous confrontations between the dispossessed and the privileged. This confrontation includes both revolts by the people andreactions by […]
Valerio Arcary – A note on the fragmentation of the international Trotskyist movement
By Valerio Arcary November 20, 2019 1. Divisions are not uncommon on the revolutionary left. Small organizations are always vulnerable to strong pressures towards breakdown. But a tsunami of unusual proportions has […]
Hating Indians in Bolivia.
Hating Indians in Bolivia. By Álvaro García Linera, vice president of Bolivia. Translated and published with permission from the Centro Estratégico Latinoamericano de Geopolítica (CELAG). Like a thick, night fog, hatred rages […]
Adriana Guzmán and Claudio Korol: Militias in Bolivia are burning the indigenous flag
Editor’s Note: The interview below offers a feminist, anti-colonial perspective on the coup in Bolivia. Conducted by Claudia Korol, an Argentine feminist writer, the Q&A that follows presents the analysis of Bolivian […]
Latin American left unites against the coup in Bolivia
The coup in Bolivia: The military has the last word EsquerdaOnline, Brazil Editor’s note: while many left-wing and socialist parties in Latin American have maintained critical evaluations of Evo Morales’ policies in […]
Sarah Hines. Criticizing Evo wasn’t wrong, but will the racist, misogynist, Bible-thumping right unite the people?
Dear all, please take what follows as an effort to figure out how to understand what is happening in Bolivia. I by no means think that I have it all figured out […]
Jaime Pastor. Dangerous liaisons: Can Podemos make a deal to govern Spain?
Jaime Pastor is a political scientist and editor of Viento Sur. Jaime Pastor On Tuesday afternoon, we received unexpected news about a potential deal, a pre-agreement, between Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) […]
No Borders 