BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA Historically, marches and rallies have been the most common form of protest. For the Latin American and Caribbean diaspora in particular, they have played an...
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BY AWQA COLQUE It’s 11.39am in London. I’ve woken up to videos of Bolivia’s capital streets being overrun with the military just hours before our election begins. It is...
BY STEVE LALLA It’s been almost a year since Bolivian President Evo Morales was forced to leave office by the Bolivian military following the release of election results. Jeanine...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA The recent systematic massacres of Colombian people by government forces have not received major coverage in Western newspapers despite irrevocable documentary evidence. There are videos,...
BY NICHOLAS AYALA A major leak from a Facebook whistleblower came out a few days ago, but has been overshadowed by other explosive news. A former data scientist at...
BY RAMIRO SEBASTIÁN FÚNEZ Across Latin America, uprisings are taking place in countries governed by U.S. puppet regimes. In Honduras, thousands are protesting Juan Orlando Hernández and his National...
BY NICHOLAS AYALA The Irwin County Detention Facility in Ocilla, Georgia, is under scrutiny for malpractice, endangering immigrant lives in the middle of a pandemic and performing mass hysterectomies...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA As communists, we understand that class struggle and the unequal global economy is the primary contradiction one should focus on resolving. However, it is still...
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA There have been at least six massacres in just one week in Colombia, and the culprits are getting away with it. More details about the...
BY NICHOLAS AYALA In September 2017, Hurricane Maria ravaged through the Caribbean Sea, wreaking havoc on many of its islands. It was recorded as the deadliest Atlantic hurricane in...