Georges Ibrahim Abdallah has begun his 33rd year of detention in France

It was the highlight of a week-long international mobilization. On Saturday October 22nd 2016, 400 people marched to the penitentiary centre in Lannemezan, in the Pyrenees, to demand the release […]

The Ben Barka affair: 51 years after the events, the truth is still feared

At the end of the 1960s, the wrongly named Cold war was in full swing. In the background, the national liberation wars in Vietnam and Mozambique, the anti-apartheid resistance in […]

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 […]

Enough of CIA’s ‘Enough Project’ in Africa

U.S. actor George Clooney walks in front of St. Teresa’s Cathedral during the independence referendum in Juba, South Sudan January 9, 2011. | Photo: Reuters The “Enough Project” claims it’s […]

The Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite the first to quit EU

Europe faces the period of political difficulties brought by the results of British “Brexit” voting and migrants influx which caused enhancing of terroristic attack risks. Such clew of problems will […]

1996-2016 : “20 years after the harshest immigration laws ever approved in the US”

The Black Alliance for Just Immigration is a racial justice and migrants rights organization that organizes and advocates on behalf of Black immigrants and Black Americans in the U.S. BAJI […]

Diana Johnstone: “Clinton is truly dangerous”

Just how far will Hillary Clinton go to reach the White House and can we expect her to finally win the presidency? We put the question to Diana Johnstone. In […]

The Arab Spring: US black ops and subversion

According to the spin of the NATO countries, the aim of the 2011 uprisings in much of the Middle East and North Africa – the so-called “Arab Spring” was to embrace “Western values.” Disinformation […]

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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