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The immigrant rights movement today must have labor’s full participation in opposition to the Trump regime’s terror. The fact that a Teamster local like 705 is standing up for immigrant workers is important given that Sean O’Brien, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, has consistently made disparaging comments about immigrants on his podcast.

The fates of workers, students, and oppressed people in Venezuela and in the United States are intimately connected. Just as the U.S. invaded Venezuela for the benefit of Big Oil and the banks, those same ruling-class forces are decimating the gains of the civil rights, labor, and other social movements in this country.

The assassination of Osman Hadi and other youth leaders of the July movement are accompanied by the strengthening of Islamist and reactionary forces in Bangladesh.

The U.S. kidnapping of Maduro is an attack on all of Latin America, and a threat to the working class everywhere. We must mobilize and stand up against imperialism

The administration is using every pretext to amplify the propaganda against the immigrant population. Listening to the administration and its spokespersons, all immigrants detained and deported are criminals. African immigrants are facing greater legal obstacles in both the U.S. and Europe despite their presence for decades. For Africans seeking refuge in the U.S. and Europe, gaining asylum is nearly impossible.

The Goal Is Movement Statement from the National Executive of the PDAC We express our complete and unconditional solidarity with Hannoun, president of the Association of Palestinians in Italy, and with the other Palestinian comrades who have been detained. While ships full of weapons that Israel uses to continue the genocide in Gaza and the […]

Trump's attacks on Venezuela and Colombia already include acts of war. Anti-imperialists must unite to stop this offensive with mass mobilizations across the Americas. Joint statement by the IWL, IWU, and RCIT.

The US War on Drugs has been the framework for imperialist intervention in Latin America since the Reagan era. Now, Trump doubles down on empty claims of combating the drug trade to retrench US interests and far right forces across the continent.

The US government, led by the far-right Donald Trump, continues to increase its warmongering and interventionist offensive in Latin America in general and against Venezuela in particular. 
On December 16, the U.S. declared a total blockade on oil tankers entering or leaving the country. This comes after issuing warnings about the dangers of flying to […]

A service as essential as travel and transit cannot be left over to profit. At the core of capitalist thinking is the commodity. Everything is reduced to the logic of being a commodity, everything is seen through the lens of profitability, to see how much money it can make the capitalist. This logic ruins transit.

AMLO and Sheinbaum's governments have only brought superficial changes to life in Mexico. As hope turns to disappointment, Mexicans face mounting pressures and repression while the big bourgeoisie plays at being the "rabid opposition"

The history of Guinea-Bissau has been marked by a tireless struggle for freedom and popular sovereignty. From the anti-colonial resistance to the democratic advances of recent decades, the Guinean people have repeatedly shown that they do not accept living under authoritarian regimes. Sissoco Embaló's self-coup is therefore part of a desperate attempt to erase the memory of that struggle and impose a political setback that will not be tolerated.

The reactionary, genocidal civil war in Sudan has already caused bloodletting surpassed only by the 2003 Darfur Genocide committed by some of the same forces. The violence and impunity, as always, are tied to the direct complicity of imperialist and regional reactionary forces financing the conflict.

Immigrants must stand in solidarity with the struggle for Indigenous liberation as we fight the legacies of imperialism and settler-colonial rule.

While less of an economic powerhouse than China or the U.S., Russia has nevertheless consolidated an imperialist economy led by its energy and war industries, which it has used to invade Georgia and Ukraine, as well as to prop up subservient regimes in Kazakhstan and Syria, at the same time as it grinds the screws of oppression and political repression inside its own borders. Russia's economy today is a case study in the principle of combined and uneven development.

While the US is still the most powerful imperialist nation, China's growth into an imperialist rival is of major global relevance. The imperialist dynamics of its economy are critical to understanding the international geopolitical balance of power, but even beyond that represent a faction of the capitalist class that exploits workers where it has influence and which must be organized against.