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Karl Marx and Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is commonly associated with drinking, sombreros and many other Mexican stereotypes. It is actually a holiday celebrating the defeat of a French army by the Mexicans. Karl Marx, who's birthday is May 5th, denounced the French invasion and sided with the Mexican people.

Argentina’s Workers’ Left Front Organizes Massive Rally Against IMF

Thousands of workers, women, and youth gathered on International Workers’ Day at a rally organized by the Workers’ Left Front (or FIT according to the Spanish acronym) in Buenos Aires.

Left Voice

May 2, 2019

Venezuelan Socialists Reject the Coup Attempt Without Supporting Maduro

On Tuesday morning, Venezuela's self-proclaimed "interim president" Juan Guaidó began a coup attempt against the government of Nicolás Maduro. The following statement was published by the Workers' League for Socialism (LTS) in Venezuela.

PROSUR: The New Tool for U.S. Imperialism in Latin America

In March, Latin American leaders created a new international body, PROSUR. What is it, and what does it mean for the region?

Jimena Vergara

April 17, 2019

AMLO’s First Hundred Days and the Awakening of Workers’ Struggles in Mexico

AMLO has promised to transform Mexico, but only the working class has the power to bring about real change.

Pablo Oprinari

April 9, 2019

Brazil: Workers Fight Layoffs at US Printing Company, RR Donnelley

Workers in Brazil are fighting RR Donnelley's claim that they are bankrupt and can't pay severance packages.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

April 8, 2019

Brazilian Socialists Repudiate Bolsonaro’s Celebration of ‘64 Coup

On Sunday, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro ordered the celebration of Brazil’s 1964 coup, which established a military dictatorship. Below, we reprint a repudiation of this from Left Voice’s sister website in Brazil, Esquerda Diário.

Bolsonaro Orders Celebration of 1964 Military Coup

The Brazilian President called the military to commemorate the anniversary of Brazil's 1964 coup.

Tatiana Cozzarelli

March 30, 2019

New Protests Begin in Haiti Amid Corruption Scandal

Events are once again moving fast in Haiti—Prime Minister Jean-Henry Céant has been removed from office and new corruption allegations have come to light implicating President Jovenel Moïse in a plot to redirect government funds to a private account. Now new protests have been called in opposition to Moïse and the government. Where will Haiti’s uprising go from here?

Madeleine Freeman

March 26, 2019