Gustavo Petro led the first round of the Colombian presidential election with an astonishing 8.5 million votes. Three long weeks now loom for those fighting for change in Colombia.
In 1771, a band of poor frontier farmers in North Carolina fought a pitched battle against the forces of colonial governor William Tryon. This was the climax of a period of North Carolina history known […]
As the reactionary “Freedom Convoy” shows, the anti-establishment right can’t be fought with liberalism, only with a class-based left program.
On February 3, 1962, US President Kennedy imposed an embargo on all trade with Cuba. This marked the official beginning of a 60-year blockade, which has progressively been strengthened and tightened.
Sergio Garrido of the MUD—the pro-imperialist, coup-plotting opposition—defeated the PSUV candidate in the election for the governor of Barinas.
As interest in Marxism grows across Canada, Fightback, the Canadian section of the IMT, has doubled the rate of publication of its newspaper.
Strikes are taking place throughout French imperialism’s overseas territories. The IMT declares our solidarity with mobilizing workers!
Xiomara Castro’s victory in the Honduran elections signals the death knell of the National Party, which represented the continuity of the 2009 coup.
In Cuba this week, the red scarf movement emerged to organize defense of the revolution outside the official institutions of the bureaucracy.
On October 26, social and indigenous organizations, as well as workers’ unions in Ecuador protested against the economic policies of President Lasso.
Under pressure from the Peruvian bourgeois and the representatives of the multinationals, Pedro Castillo’s government is moving to the right.
500 years ago the Spanish invaders captured the last Aztec ruler, marking the fall of Mexico-Tenochtitlán. This was one of the starting points of capitalist globalization.
