In fighting against apartheid, Cuba defended “the most beautiful cause of mankind”

The passing of Fidel Castro at 90 years of age provided opponents of the Cuban Revolution with an opportunity to pick up their ideological mantra in favour of some abstract […]

Black America and the Passing of Fidel Castro

For many of us in “Black America”, Fidel represented the audacity that we have desired and sought in the face of imperial and racial arrogance. It is impossible to discuss […]

50 Truths about Fidel Castro

The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution has forever marked the history of Cuba and Latin America, making his country a symbol of dignity and resistance. Fidel Castro was […]

All of Guantanamo is ours

The word Guantánamo was popularized world-wide in 2002 when the U.S, Government opened a detention camp at the military base to detain more than 1,000 suspected terrorists there. Few know that […]

Corporations take aim at the heart of Venezuela’s economy

While chavismo pushes for dialogue with less than two months to go in what has been a chaotic year, corporations – be they oil, media or finance corporations – have […]

Martin Almada: « The Condor is still flying, we must cut off its wings »

“I was tortured by the Argentine, Brazilian, Bolivian, Chilean, Uruguayan and Paraguayan militaries. What did they want to know ? My connections to « subversive » people in Chile. In my thesis I […]

Ecuador’s fight against Chevron’s impunity

For environmental and human damages caused over decades, Chevron was sentenced by the Court of Sucumbíos in Ecuador to pay 9,5 billion dollars in compensation to the members of the […]

Honduras: ” They want to terrorize the communities that fight to defend their territory”

In Honduras, seven months after the murder of Berta Cáceres, the environmentalist leader renowned for her tenacity in the fight for the environment and the rights of indigenous communities, a […]

Now, in Brazil, the Battle for Democracy is Fought on the Streets

The coup has been consummated. Brazil now joins Honduras and Paraguay in the list of countries that Imperialism used as a giant laboratory to test, with undoubtable success, their technique […]

Dilma, unbreakable

We should have killed her; her tortures will have repeated hundreds of times to themselves when they saw her becoming Brazil’s first woman president. Or had wanted also that cancer […]

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