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OUT WITH THEM ALL. THE “ARRANGEMENT” UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF HONOR COLORADO IS JUST MORE OF THE SAME. NEW ELECTIONS FOR A DEMOCRATIC AND SOVEREIGN CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.

Everything is rotten and eaten away by Honor Colorado and Cartismo; the constitutional succession must be broken. New elections and a Democratic and Sovereign Constituent Assembly The Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) decided to begin the resolution process for Ueno Bank. It could no longer continue to cover up for and bail out that bank […]

The movement in Kashmir is not merely a regional uprising. It is part of the global struggle against oppression, the occupation of the resources of oppressed nations, the harsh consequences of neoliberal policies, the privileges of the political elite and unemployment. When the basic necessities and rights of the people are withheld while privileges are concentrated in the hands of a few, popular resistance becomes inevitable. Once that resistance emerges, neither media blackouts nor the use of force and bullets can suppress it indefinitely. This is precisely what happened in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir. The constitutional crisis in Pakistan-administered Kashmir is not merely a legal issue; it is fundamentally a question of power. The Karachi Agreement, the Act of 1974 and the institutional framework built around them are instruments of domination that the people have rejected.

While the spotlight was on the electoral process in Israel—and now on the gridlock following the vote recount—the Zionist occupation forces were pressing ahead with ethnic cleansing, genocide, and apartheid against the Palestinians.

Two million Arab Palestinians in ’48 occupied Palestine are allowed to vote – but denied any real influence in Israel’s racist fake democracy. Some are trying to lower their expectations in order to achieve practical gains; others call for boycott.

Black students’ mass marches to polling booths in protest against the closure of ballot boxes on their college campus have been an important step in the right direction, as have efforts to organize rallies to defend federal interference on election day and afterward. It is important to continue these efforts to stop attacks on voting rights and on basic democratic procedure. It is clear that the big tech bosses want to do away with the current limited freedoms that working people still have, and replace it with an AI-powered panopticon. Their drive to expand surveillance and automation will continue until they are defeated for good.

In an unusual move, the leadership of the Berlin Linke is now seeking to exclude Emde from their parliamentary fraction. They assert that Emde broke party discipline by going against the party’s coalition agreement with the Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens to form a “red–red–green” government in Berlin. Why is the Linke, an allegedly socialist and internationalist party, doing this?

Greg Levy, an organizer with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, is running for a U.S. Senate position representing Ohio. He’s running against Republican Jon Husted to his right and Democrat Sherrod Brown, also to his right.

As the United States staggers toward the 2026 mid-term elections, desperation has overwhelmed the White House with the prospect of losing Republican majorities in Congress. As multiple crises spin out of control—exacerbated by the administration’s own doing—support for the party is falling.Voter suppression is not an alien concept in the United States. Trump’s version is just its latest iteration. Invariably, Black political participation is threatened in every election.

The mass movement in Brazil took a discredited PT electoral campaign—which focused on selling an idealized image of the country, at odds with the reality of a Brazil facing enormous social and economic problems such as inflation, underemployment, and a lack of prospects—and transformed it into a direct repudiation of the far right.

One year after the most intense fall Italy has experienced in the last 50 years—to the point that the masses in struggle rightfully earned the title of European vanguard in the struggle in solidarity with the Palestinian people and their heroic and exemplary resistance— today we are witnessing the massive demonstrations that are currently filling […]

Rosa Pepper-Macias, a socialist and Workers’ Voice member running for a state senate seat in Connecticut, starts with a simple question: If workers would never let the boss run their union, why let the bosses run their politics? We spoke about workplace retaliation, the Democratic Party, the limits of electoral reform, and what it would take to build a workers’ party with real muscle.

US imperialism is engaging in brutal blackmail against Ukraine, a betrayal that has been waiting in the wings since the beginning of the war.

While official discourse says that the Knesset elections are "critically important", the political results have already been set in advance. Israel's government will continue to have an overwhelming majority in the Knesset of racist deputies, dedicated to Jewish supremacy and the expansion of the Zionist colonialist project at the expense of the native Palestinian population and neighboring Arab peoples.

Maricarmen was 87 years old when they evicted her from her home. That was the spark. Within a few days, what began as a fight to stop an eviction turned into demonstrations. Protest camps spread from Madrid to other cities; thousands of young people filled the streets; and what began as an economic grievance became […]

Vladyslav "Iskra" Zhuravlev survived detention in a Russian POW camp and faced extra punishment because of his leftist beliefs. Now free in Ukraine, he shares his experiences from the front lines and beyond.