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Still no justice for injured GM workers in Colombia

The struggle continues for a just resolution of the ongoing crisis facing a group of General Motors workers in Colombia…

September 6, 2012

South African miners cheer as murder charges dropped

Some 50 workers celebrated outside the jail as South African authorities announced on Sept. 2 that they were provisionally dropping…

September 5, 2012

Conditions that led to South Africa massacre

The following excerpts from the pamphlet “SOUTH AFRICA – Which road to liberation?” were written by Monica Moorehead, now a…

September 5, 2012

Unrest continues in South Africa mines after Marikana massacre

Mineworkers and their supporters have continued to express outrage at the police killing of 34 strikers and wounding of 78…

September 2, 2012

Non-Aligned Movement meets in Iran, defies U.S.

A meeting in Tehran starting Aug. 26 puts into the sharpest perspective the waning position of U.S. imperialism globally and…

September 2, 2012

Quebec students suspend strike, struggle goes on

As August began, students in community and senior colleges all over Quebec voted to suspend the student strike that began…

September 2, 2012

Latin Americans defy U.S., back Ecuador on WikiLeaks asylum

Ecuador, with the support of much of Latin America, is in what may be a long-term standoff with British imperialism…

August 24, 2012

Free Cuban 5!

The case of the Cuban 5 and the struggle to free them from their unjust imprisonment in the U.S. received…

August 24, 2012

Mayor in Spain leads food raids for the people

A revolutionary youth’s perspective In the small Spanish town of Marinaleda, located in the southern region of Andalusía, Mayor Juan…

August 24, 2012

Chavela Vargas: A rebel artist who thrilled millions

Chavela Vargas, born Isabel Vargas Lizano in the town of San Joaquín de Flores, Costa Rica, died at the age…

August 23, 2012