By Rohan Rice In a recent study conducted by the University of Oxford and the World Health Organisation, socialist Nicaragua was placed number nine on a list of the...
Tag: Socialism
By Amal Samaha I was initially inspired to write this explainer by Abdul Nasir’s reexamination of Dependency Theory. It is wonderful to see the fruitful and diverse theories of...
By Nicholas Ayala For the past week massive uprisings in Colombia have captured international attention. The scale of the unrest has been so large and vocal that long-time allies...
BY LAURA CAPOTE – TRANSLATED BY ROHAN RICE “I feel Latin-American in every country, but without ever resigning myself to illusions of my land, Aracataca, to which I returned to one day...
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Colombia’s insurgency resumes: why Segunda Marquetalia, a wing of the Farc, have returned to war
BY OLIVER DODD Inside a base in the Catatumbo mountains, OLIVER DODD speaks to Comandante Villa Vazquez in the first ever face-to-face interview with a senior figure in the...
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Recuperating Third-Worldism: How White Workers Continue to Benefit From Capitalism-Imperialism
BY CARLOS CRUZ MOSQUERA From the most radical communists to the most centrist liberals, white supremacy is seen as a social construct and a mechanism with which elites pit...
BY NICHOLAS AYALA Lenin recognized that at his time, imperialism was being pursued by social democrats, reformers, and progressives. Imperialism “emerged from the domestic tract of the Western trade...
BY KAYLA POP In August 2020, following the Belarusian presidential election, opposition protests began in the Eastern European country. The protesters, backed by imperialist forces abroad, called for the...
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An Indigenous Voice Against Neoliberalism, Imperialism & Fascism: A Review of ‘Volveremos y Seremos Millones’ By Evo Morales
BY MARTÍN DELGADO CULTELLI At the end of 2020, the new book by the historic leftist Indigenous leader and former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales Ayma, went on sale...
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...