What the Fourth of July Means to a (Wage) Slave
Today we aren’t slaves but we still aren’t free. Oppression still remains daily reality.
Left Voice
July 4, 2015Left and Workers’ Front: once again on the United Front
Debates within the Left and Workers’ Front (FIT) in Argentina.
Matías Maiello
July 4, 2015What does the Greek left say?
We are sharing two statements, sent to us, on the Greek referendum, to be held on July 5th.
Left Voice
July 4, 2015Buenos Aires: In solidarity with the Greek workers and people
Thursday July 2, women, workers and youth gathered for the last rally of the Left and the Workers’ Front (FIT) in Buenos Aires City, before Sunday local elections. They showed support to the Greek workers and people.
Left Voice
July 3, 20152,000 people in Berlin say “OXI” to the Troika
On Friday afternoon, 2,000 people gathered at Berlin's Oranienplatz to say "OXI" ("NO") to the Troika and the German government who are imposing brutal austerity measures on the people of Greece.
Nathaniel Flakin
July 3, 2015Mexico: May every congressman and representative earn the same as a teacher!
The Movimiento de Trabajadores Socialistas (MTS, Socialist Workers Movement) launched the campaign "May every congressman and representative earn the same as a teacher!" which is being actively promoted by La Izquierda Diario.
La Izquierda Diario Mexico
July 3, 2015Cuba-US relations: Embassies, Flags and Big Business
Cuba and the US agreed on the formal restoration of full diplomatic relations and also announced the reopening of embassies in both countries at the end of the month.
Celeste Murillo
July 2, 2015Chile: The Government’s New Law and Order Agenda Deepens its Rightward Turn
The growing demonstration of students and professors, who are now facing a turning point, have forced the government to close ranks with parliament, the mayors, the right wing, and the so-called New Majority, to put an end to the demonstrations.
Nicolas Miranda
July 2, 2015Greece in default, Tsipras’ red lines and the significance of the referendum
Greece has been declared to be “in arrears” after missing a deadline for a €1.5 billion payment to the IMF. As a result, worldwide markets trembled for the last few days. Banks throughout Greece are closed to prevent capital outflow and the people are on the streets. The SYRIZA government has called for a national referendum to vote on the Troika’s draconian proposal, urging the public to vote NO in order to return to the negotiating table.
Juan Cruz Ferre
July 2, 2015Cultural rally for the 43 disappeared students
The #43x43 (“43 hours for the 43 disappeared”) cultural rally began with a demonstration in the Angel of Independence and continued with a march that ended at the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Fine Arts Museum).
La Izquierda Diario Mexico
July 1, 2015