Antoine Larrache is a member of the NPA leadership, and of the Fourth International. First published by International Viewpoint. ***** Twelve thousand in Pau, two thousand in Chambéry, six thousand in Rennes, […]
Runoff elections in many of Brazil’s most important cities are set for Sunday, November 29. On November 14, Party for Socialism and Freedom (PSOL) ticket headed by Homeless Workers Movement leader Guilherme Boulos and his running mate, […]
In the wake of two brutal attacks in France, French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a nationwide campaign vilifying Muslims. Despite a surge in Covid-19, thousands took to the streets to speak […]
As this interview goes to print, the political situation has continued to develop. We are on the cusp of a national presidential election that is marked by uncertainty in the result and […]
Less than two weeks after the beheading of a teacher in France, another horrific attack has left three dead in a church in Nice by a man reportedly of Tunisian descent. In […]
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 […]
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 […]
The following statement by a large coalition of Latin American and Caribbean educators was first published at Otras Voces en Educación, an independent site dedicated to developing critical theory for educational change. […]
Brazil is a Black majority country. More African people were kidnapped and sold into slavery, which was not abolished until 1888, than any other country in the world — almost five million. […]
This widely-circulated statement signed by hundreds of Latin American organizations was translated by Sushovan Dhar (Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt – CADTM India) with the assistance of Vicki Briault Manus. […]
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Punto Rojo original design. The continental repression of Central Americans: interview with Víctor Interiano and Lupita Romero. March 7, 2020.
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