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Despite their union leadership’s betrayal, rank-and-file nurses refused to back down. Led by their executive committee, NYP strikers called an emergency rally at 11 a.m. on Feb. 11 by Herald Square. Around 100 nurses marched to the NYSNA Manhattan headquarters to protest the betrayal by their union leadership and chanted outside the building while their bargaining committee delivered a petition demanding accountability and an open hearing with NYSNA president Nancy Hagans. According to local executive committee president Beth Loudin, the petition had garnered over 1500 signatures from striking nurses overnight.

Today's resistance in Minneapolis builds on a legacy full of lessons on how to fight fascism and organize a general strike

It’s no coincidence that Trump and Colombia’s far-right Uribismo agree on anti-drug policies of military repression and forced eradication of illicit crops, as well as the defense of “cooperation” between the United States and Colombia. They are united by their undeclared defense of the drug trade’s illegality, considering its profits represent 7% of the global […]

The success of Bad Bunny's celebration of Boricua joy and panamerican unity, in the face of open racism by Trump and right wing commentators, is a a breath of fresh air for authentically American culture

A preliminary hearing in the case against the National President of the PSTU, José Maria de Almeida, will be held on February 11. The Brazilian Israeli Confederation (CONIB) brought the case and, together with its network of allies, has sought to criminalize all voices criticizing the genocide in Palestine. The accusation stems from a statement […]

Pakistan's participation in the US-led "War on Terror" has only resulted in more terrorism in Pakistan as the state itself becomes more and more violent

= Caludia Sheinbaum and Mexico’s Subordination to Trump’s Economic Policy Donald Trump’s second term has further reconfigured the imperialist relationship of domination between the United States and Mexico. Rather than confronting Washington over national sovereignty, Claudia Sheinbaum’s government has chosen to actively adapt to its economic, commercial, and geopolitical demands. Despite its rhetoric “in defense […]

Reducing the Balochistan attacks this month to mere “security failures” or blaming them solely on “foreign conspiracies” is not only superficial but deliberately misleading. Violence in Balochistan did not emerge in a vacuum. It is the direct outcome of a colonial, class-based, and authoritarian state structure imposed on the region for decades.

Francisco Cuartas (PST, Colombia) Trump’s military aggression against Venezuela has reached its peak with the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro and the demand that Chavismo collaborate with him to impose a colonial regime as a model for the imperialist domination of Latin America. This logic has led to U.S. imperialist domination of Colombia, a country that […]

US imperialism, strengthened after the invasion of Venezuela and the kidnapping of Maduro, now wants to overthrow the Cuban regime.

No emancipatory transformation can come from external coercion. Those in power do not act in the name of people's rights, but rather in their own strategic interests. Latin American history shows that economic pressure and political tutelage lead to dependence, social fragmentation, and new forms of subordination rather than democracy or social justice.

The U.S.'s unjustifiable invasion of Venezuela and detention of Nicolás Maduro has unleashed an unprecedented crisis for Venezuela and the region more broadly. To better understand the political economy of the country and its history, we are publishing a special edition of our International Courier, including new and old pieces on the nature of Venezuelan politics, past and present.

Victor Berger's legacy as a socialist leader is larger than his deplorable personal opinions on race. His party line set back the movement for decades, even if some of his accomplishments are laudable in isolation.

While the mass sickout and protest did not bring the economy to a grinding halt, talk about organizing a real political general strike is now on the table.

Over 15,000 nurses from 10 hospitals have gone on strike, demanding improvements in worker and patient safety and better health benefits.

On "What of Our Nature", Haley Heynderickx and Max García Conover eloquently give plain-spoken voice to the oppressions we face and the struggles we fight.