Are We Facing a Central American Spring?

A wave of protests raises the possibility of a “spring” in Central America.

Argentina marches for women’s lives

In downtown Buenos Aires, the march grew so massive that it was almost impossible to move, and participants had to wait their turn to take even one step forward. Estimates range between 300,000 and 500,000, making it one of the biggest protests in recent history.

Hundreds of Thousands Demonstrate Across Argentina Against Femicides

#NiUnaMenos was a massive demonstration, one of the largest in the few last years. Thousands of people marched in 80 cities across Argentina. Workers, students, and youth joined to demand ¡Ni una menos! (Not one more murdered woman). Uruguay, Chile, and Mexico joined the protests.

Argentina: National demonstration against femicides

The growing violence against women sparked a national movement against femicides and gender violence. As a part of this movement, it is expected that thousands of people will take part in demonstrations today in Buenos Aires and in more than 70 cities across Argentina.

Zanon and Madygraf: Workers’ Management as a Response to the Crisis

When the workers of Donnelley arrived at the plant on August 11, 2014 they found a note at the gates explaining that the company was shutting down its operations in the country and that it “regretted the inconvenience.”

Internationalist Conference held in Buenos Aires

The Ninth International Conference of the Fracción Trotskista - Cuarta Internacional (FT-CI - Trotskyist Fraction - Fourth International) was held from April 28 to May 3.

The end of a cycle: from Caracas to Buenos Aires

The waning popularity of the "progressive" governments in Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil and the attempts of imperialism and the South American right-wing to capitalize on the various crises within these governments have reopened the debate on the character and trajectory of the post-neoliberal governments and what political strategy is necessary to confront the pro-imperialist reaction.

Argentina: The Left and Workers’ Front with another strong electoral showing

After coming in third place in Mendoza the previous weekend, the Left and Workers’ Front finished in fourth place in Sunday's primary elections in Buenos Aires City and won two provincial legislator seats in the province of Neuquen. Zanon ceramics worker, Raul Godoy, was elected for the second time to the Neuquen Legislature.

Mexico: The counter-attack of a barbaric regime

The crisis of the Mexican regime, caused by mass response to the kidnapping and assassination of the Normalistas in Ayotzinapa by the state police, has seen an important change in positions with the Government now moving to the offensive.

Argentina:The PTS Closed 2014 with an Enormous Militant Force

The PTS Closed 2014 with an Enormous Militant Force Under a stifling sun, more than 6000 thousand people from different parts of the country took part in the PTS’ annual meeting at the stadium Malvinas de Argentino Juniors. The speakers gave an overview of the main political events witnessed during 2014. The stadium was filled […]