Los sudafricanos están peleandose por migajas: Una conversación con el líder sindical Irvin Jim
Sudáfrica está cada día más inestable, afirma Irvin Jim, Secretario General del mayor sindicato del país, NUMSA. La solución pasa por fomentar un espíritu de solidaridad que tendrá que surgir de las luchas y movimientos populares
South Africans are fighting for crumbs: A conversation with trade union Leader Irvin Jim
South Africa is sitting on a tinderbox, says Irvin Jim, General Secretary of the country’s largest trade union NUMSA. The solution is to foster a spirit of solidarity which will have to come from people’s struggles and movements
“We are here to support our President”: Peruvians resist the coup
Hundreds of Peruvians have come to the capital Lima to protest the coup against Pedro Castillo and to demand fundamental changes in the political system
Diputada Federal Juliana Cardoso: Lula debe salvar a Brasil del capitalismo salvaje
Bolsonaro había acelerado un proyecto que, según Cardoso, era una “avalancha de capitalismo salvaje. Es un capitalismo que mata, que destruye, que hace mucho dinero para unos pocos”
Lula must save Brazil from savage capitalism, says Federal Deputy Juliana Cardoso
Bolsonaro had accelerated a project that Cardoso says was an “avalanche of savage capitalism. It is a capitalism that kills, that destroys, that makes a lot of money for a few people”
Brazil prepares for a fierce second round presidential election
Following the first round of the presidential election, the campaigns, especially that of right-wing candidate Jair Bolsonaro, have focused on personal attacks and allegations
“It is not a sin to vote for Lula”: The left and Evangelicalism in Brazil
Evangelicals are a crucial voting block in Brazil but they are in no way a homogeneous group. Progressive Evangelical groups and people’s movements are campaigning to dispel misconceptions and bridge the gap between the community and the left
Fear and misinformation dominate discourses of Brazilian right
In the lead-up to the general elections in Brazil, the far-right has intensified its campaign of hysteria and fear-mongering instead of providing concrete solutions to the crises affecting the people