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October 12, Original Argentina – Genocide, Looting and Resistance

By  Darío Aranda on October 14, 2022

photo: Nicolas Pousthomis

The denied genocide, the dispossession of land and the struggle of the indigenous communities are the central themes of “Argentina Originaria: genocides, looting and resistance”, a book that traces the continuities of state violence and also gives an account of the defence of territory by the native peoples. (more…)

UN Unveils Action Plan to Support Cuba’s Recovery from Hurricane Ian

October 13, 2022

UN Unveils Action Plan to Support Cuba’s Recovery from Hurricane IanThe United Nations presented this Wednesday an action plan for 42 million dollars to support the Cuban authorities to meet the needs of people affected by Hurricane Ian, which affected the west of the country, especially the province of Pinar del Rio, at the end of September. (more…)

Political Cartography of a World in Crisis

By Katu Arkonada on October 13, 2022

Bolsonaro Out!

After 40 years of neoliberal order, the crisis of the world-system and of the capitalist mode of production, is deepening, people in the streets are demanding change, and it is necessary that our governments give a real change, without cynicism or simulations. (more…)

Brazil: Lula Returns to Bahia and Gathers Thousands for a Walk in the Capital

October 13, 2022

Salvador Bahia

Late Wednesday afternoon presidential candidate Luíz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) returned to Salvador for another campaign program. The former president chose the state of Bahia  to start a series of activities in the Northeast part of Brazil, a region where he won in all the states in the first round. In Bahia, the Lula won 69.7% of the votes, while Bolsonaro gained 24.3%. Of Bahia’s 417 municipalities, Lula won in 415. (more…)

Ecuador: Anti-Neoliberal Resistance

By Irene León and José Agualsaca on October 11, 2022

flower farmers march in Quito

A neoliberal ‘redesign’ of the State is underway in Ecuador, activated since 2017 through different surreptitious tactics, especially “lawfare”, known for resorting to judicial and media plots as ruses to reverse alternative projects.  Also on the scene are different expressions of authoritarianism, which are con-substantial to the pursuit of the neoliberal model, to impose the dominance of the market over the interests of society. (more…)

Pinar del Rio, Epicenter of Recovery After Ian’s Impact on Cuba

By Alejandra Garcia on October 13, 2022 from Havana

Cuban President Diaz Canel, helps remove Hurricane Ian debris in Pinar del Rio, photo: Alejandro Azcuy Dominguez

Fifteen days after the passage of Hurricane Ian through western Cuba, authorities, technicians, neighbors, and entire communities are continuing to work tirelessly to reestablish the services most demanded by the population, and much remains to be done. This territory is today the epicenter of the recovery efforts amid the devastation and pain. (more…)

Brazil: Lula Bets on the People while Bolsonaro Embraces Hate

By Gustavo A Maranges on October 13, 2022

Brazil goes to the 2nd round.

Only fifteen days after the first round of the presidential election in Brazil, the political scenario of the South American giant is becoming increasingly complex. The first election result has undoubtedly encouraged the ultra-conservative and ultra-right forces following Jair Bolsonaro. (more…)

Haitians Protest Threat of Foreign Military Intervention in the Country

By Tanya Wadhwa on October 12, 2022

Photo: Radyo Rezistans

On Monday October 10, under the banner of “Down with Ariel Henry, Down with the Foreign Occupation,” hundreds of thousands of Haitians took to the streets across the country against a resolution passed by de-facto Prime Minister and acting President Ariel Henry, requesting the international community to send armed help to resolve gang-related crisis in Haiti. (more…)

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