Militarization in Italy: from the war economy to the battle of ideas
Italy’s government has expressed it is completely aligned to the rearmament plans imposed by the US and NATO.
The advance of the commune in Venezuela
10 years after the death of Comandante Hugo Chávez Frías, “commune or nothing” remains the battle cry of the Venezuelan people advancing in the Bolivarian revolution
Remembering Gianni Minà, a journalist out of the chorus
On March 27, 2023, Gianni Minà died aged 85. Minà was not simply a journalist, he brought the voices of Latin America and of its social redemption into Italy
In Italy, migrants and refugees take to the streets for peace and social justice
Migrants movements are calling for a two-day mobilization asking for peace, work, housing and the regularization of undocumented people
Italian state cracks down on student activists
In the early morning of May 12, Italian police arrested 11 young activists in the city of Turin due to their participation in protests related to workplace deaths of two high school students
Youth on Italy’s streets are fighting for their lives
After a young student Lorenzo Parelli died in a working accident, students all over Italy have expressed their discontent and taken to the streets against precarity and lack of future.
Why Italy is not our country of the year
In the December 18 edition of The Economist, Italy was named “the country of the year” citing newfound economic and political stability under PM Mario Draghi
“The Cuban Soberana vaccine is not due to a miracle but the consequence of political decisions”
From November 15 to 25, 35 Italian volunteers participated in a clinical trial on the Soberana vaccine in Havana, Cuba. Thanks to its public and high quality biotechnological research and health care system, the Caribbean island is the only low-income country worldwide to have made its own COVID-19 vaccines