Wed Oct 23, 2024
October 23, 2024

Climate Change

Lula meets with Shell president to discuss oil in Amazonia

While in New York to speak at the opening of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, President Lula met with the global president of the British multinational oil company...

Hurricanes Helene and Milton come calling

By RICHARD WESLEY On Thursday, Sept. 26, Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida’s panhandle out of...

Harris vs. Trump: Who loves fracking more?

By COOPER BARD The Sept. 10 presidential debate showed clearly that the policies of the...

Fires: Latin America Cries Out for Help! The power of the capitalists must be broken

As Latin Americans, where statistics show that Catholicism is predominant, it is possible that...

Climate barbarism is knocking at the door

By Jeferson Choma The capital São Paulo and a large part of the country's cities...

Climate barbarism is knocking at the door

By Jeferson Choma The capital São Paulo and a large part of the country's cities are living under a blanket of smoke. Earlier this week,...

France: International mobilization for water (and more)

Between July 16 and 21, 2024, several meetings were held combining actions and organizations, which brought together more than 30,000 participants in western France....

Disastrous Floods in Bangladesh and Northeast India

The monsoons in South Asia bring regular flooding to the region. In recent years, these floods have been exacerbated by rampant and unsustainable construction...

Deaths due to extreme heat in Spain: A example of the irrationality and injustice of this system

While the planet is on its way to recording 2024 as the hottest year that humans have ever experienced, the Iberian Peninsula has already...

Solidarity kitchen distributes food and water to those affected by climate catastrophe in Porto Alegre, Brazil

Class solidarity has been promoted in campaign carried out by CSP-Conlutas and PSTU. By: Roberto Aguiar Ana Rita, a Porto Alegre Municipal Health worker and PSTU...

Brazil: Civil Defense counts 83 dead and 111 missing persons in Rio Grande do Sul

In total, 850,000 people have been affected by the latest climate tragedy. By: Editorial Staff In a bulletin released on May 5, the Civil Defense of...

Tragedy in Rio Grande do Sul: Latest Chapter of Disaster Capitalism

By JEFERSON CHOMA In 2005, faced with the terrible and tragic consequences and policies adopted after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in the United...

Oil Magnate Claims Consumers Cannot Do Without Fossil Fuels — A Socialist Reply

By Cooper Bard, Workers' Voice On March 18, at the CERAWeek conference in Houston, oil company CEO Amin Nasser (president of Saudi ARAMCO) claimed that...

There is No Climate Justice in the Genocide of the Palestinian People

By: Soraya Misleh As the terrorist state of Israel moves forward with genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, it has also...

The 2023 Climate Conference: A Business Opportunity for Oil and Mining Companies

2023 was the year when the effects of global warming became clear. The world witnessed terrible heat waves in the summer in the Northern...

Global warming: extreme heat and capitalism

Major heat waves and record temperatures are being recorded in various parts of the world. In the U.S. state of Texas, the temperature reached...

Canadian wildfires: A sign of things to come

By TAYTYN BADGER Since the 29th of April, the land occupied by Western Canada has witnessed an unprecedented onslaught of wildfires unusually early in our...

Agribusiness: Recolonization, Violence, and Persecution in the Brazilian Countryside

The Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) has become the victim of a despicable campaign of persecution by landowners. The "ruralist" bench of the National...

Lula-Alckmin Government Overlooks Indigenous Peoples and the Environment

It took less than 200 days in government for Lula-Alckmin's campaign promises to be left behind. By: Waldemir Soares, CSP-Conlutas I believe there is no doubt...