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Jan20 #ResistTrump Inauguration Protest

This January 20th let's take to the streets to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump. Join the call to protest against Trump in Washington DC, across the US and around the world.

Left Voice

January 13, 2017

Goldman Sachs’ Latest Investment: The White House

After a long campaign against Wall Street and the establishment, Donald Trump has managed to fill his cabinet with Wall Street speculators.

Juan Cruz Ferre

December 10, 2016

Argentine left alliance holds mass rally in show of strength

Since being elected in November last year, Argentina’s right-wing President Mauricio Macri has pushed harsh neoliberal measures, including mass lay-offs. This provoked big protests and strikes, and the growing influence of the radical Left and Workers Front (FIT) reflects the push back by popular sectors against the right-wing offensive.

Left Voice

November 30, 2016

Oxford Students Demonstrate Against Trump’s Former Campaign Manager

University students in the UK organize protests against Trump on campus

Alejandra Ríos

November 17, 2016

From Apocalypse to Common Ground: The Democratic Party’s Perspective on Trump

Without a doubt, Trump’s election is a blow to the working class and oppressed. Yet, many leaders of the Democratic party are hopeful that they may find “common ground” with Trump. What conclusions can we come to about the Democratic party in light of the election?

Tatiana Cozzarelli

November 15, 2016

We Don’t Subscribe to Reforming the Police

In this series, Left Voice amplifies the voices of candidates who have undertaken the bold task of running as socialists. This time we interviewed vice-presidential candidate for Workers' World Party, Lamont Lilly.

Lamont Lilly

October 27, 2016

The Power of Women Organizing: #NiUnaMenos!

A little over a week after the 31st National Women’s Conference, the women of Argentina are mobilized in the streets against sexist violence calling work stoppages and protests against gender based violence.

Marisela Trevin

October 19, 2016

A Coup and the Aftermath

On August 31, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers Party) was impeached by the Senate- 61 votes in favor and 20 against. With that vote the Congress swept away the democratic votes of millions.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

September 12, 2016